Places
Where to eat pizza on this earth.
Real pizzerias with an address you can search. Maps and the shop’s own website take you to the door — nothing invented for this blog.
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TorontoEditorMaker Pizza
Toronto, Canada
59 Ossington Avenue, Toronto, ON
Editor's pick
Ossington. Square slices and a pepperoni honey pie the city queues for.
TorontoEditorDescendant Detroit Style Pizza
Toronto, Canada
1168 Queen Street East, Toronto, ON
Editor's pick
Queen East. A Detroit square in Toronto, sauce on top, cheese to the pan wall.
MontrealEditorElena
Montreal, Canada
5090 Notre-Dame Street West, Montreal, QC
Editor's pick
Saint-Henri. Naturally leavened dough, a wood oven, a Montreal pie that is a full dinner.
MontrealEditorPizzeria Napoletana
Montreal, Canada
189 Rue Dante, Montreal, QC
Editor's pick
Little Italy, on Dante Street since the 1940s. The old Montreal pie, still in the same room.
VancouverEditorVia Tevere Pizzeria
Vancouver, Canada
1190 Victoria Drive, Vancouver, BC
Editor's pick
Commercial Drive. A Vera Pizza Napoletana oven in a house on Victoria Drive.
VancouverEditorPizzeria Farina
Vancouver, Canada
915 Main Street, Vancouver, BC
Editor's pick
Main Street. A smaller Vancouver wood oven, a short menu, a neighborhood dinner.
VancouverEditorStraight Outta Brooklyn
Vancouver, Canada
350 Robson Street, Vancouver, BC
Editor's pick
Robson Street slices. New York rounds from the Via Tevere family, for when you do not want a sit-down oven.
TorontoEditorNorth of Brooklyn Pizzeria
Toronto, Canada
650 Queen Street West, Toronto, ON
Editor's pick
Queen West. The Toronto slice that stopped apologizing for not being Neapolitan.
MontrealEditorGema
Montreal, Canada
6827 Rue Saint-Dominique, Montréal, QC H2S 3B1
Editor's pick
Little Italy, a wood oven, a Montreal Margherita with a little bite.
TorontoEditorPizzeria Libretto
Toronto, Canada
221 Ossington Ave, Toronto, ON M6J 2Z8
Editor's pick
Toronto’s everyday Neapolitan. A wood oven that made 00 flour a Canadian habit.