Slice & Co

I ordered the gluten free Shroom pizza. It was an above average tasting pizza, definitely not worth $ 20 especially for 4 slices of gosh darn pizza!
The gluten free pizza is the same price as regular pizza which sorta was a bonus. If you’re hungry and not rolling in the big buck then this would not be the ideal place for you to buy a pizza.

I had held off writing a review after my first visit as I wasn’t sure what to think of my first experience. Now after returning for a second time I will not be returning.
First with regards to the restaurant in the middle of winter wear layers and be prepared to put on or take off your layers depending on how many times the door opens & closes. Next don’t use the washroom it’s disgusting.
The pizza is mediocre with your option of thin crust or deep dish with lots of funky toppings available. They rely on the toppings for all the flavor so don’t think the crust will be tasty or the sauce will have any flavor at all. All pizzas are individual size and at $ 20 plus very expensive for what you receive.
Moving on to the staff… Not sure if they have waited on tables before or if they hire kids off the street but it is terrible service. Don’t waste your time asking for anything after you place your initial order. I tried to let the manager know about the washrooms plus the terrible service but apparently this place makes so much money they don’t need customers.
The reason I had gone back was because of a friend but to be honest would rather get a new friend then go back to Slice & Co

From the awesome minds that brought Ottawa some solid BBQ comes a new pizza joint located on Elgin St besides the St Louis’!
4 styles of pizza, Italian, NY, Chicago and California pizzas to hit your stomach! If you’re not sure the styles I recommend you Google or ask the people at Slice & Co. Either way if you can’t find a style of pizza you love here, you don’t love pizza! Or maybe you should stick to the Ottawa style pizza ;)
We were here and I had to start with my favourite style of pizza… NY, sorry Italy! We ordered a Wiseguy and damn that pizza was large. It wasn’t something we could finish in one sitting but it was pretty good. Fresh toppings, check, sauce with flavour, check, non rubbery cheese, check, cooked dough so it’s not raw on the bottom or middle, check!
The staff are really nice and friendly as well as pretty fun to talk to.
I should mention the inside… it’s the old Second Cup space. There’s a bit of seating but not a ton. The good news is that they do take out! They don’t deliver and I never asked if they were thinking about it. Do yourself a favour and drop in for a pizza. Try each style and hopefully you find something you love. The prices aren’t cheap but they’re far from expensive. Take a few friends and order different types to share. You’ll get a sense of each style of pizza and figure out which one you like. You could do worse with your money like spending it on an AYCE sushi place in town: P
Thanks chef for bringing a solid pizza joint to town!

This place is just plain weird.
The pizza is above mediocre. If you want a good pie, there’s definitely other places in the city that will deliver more for less. These guys slather everything in oil, from the dough to the topping. And there’s something about the cheese that is just… cheap. Douse everything in garlic powder and nobody will notice. That said, if you are obliged to go here for some reason, the pies won’t kill you. You’ll just be burping them for the next twelve hours.
But what’s really weird is what happens to this place when the sun goes down. They have a great terrace, but it has a major identity crisis. A DJ? Really? It gets to this point where I can’t tell whether I’m sitting down for a pizza, or in a club, or selecting a hooker. Makes me not want to eat the food. There’s a market for this scene, but it’s just not mine. Say hello to all the bros for me.
There’s a reason that this place is empty in the winter. **oil burp**