Pizza Pizza

I love this place! They are always super quick even during very busy times (Friday nights even during high traffic times like Jays games since I live right by the Rogers Centre and this can be an issue). Their quality is consistent too. Once they forgot to add something in the bag and the driver even came back to return the item. I know most would’ve driven off since they are busy and don’t care but this guy came back and we were so surprised and impressed!

I hate this place I ordered pizza to pick up after work look what I found when I got home I swear the oil was dripping of the slice I think who ever made that pizza dropped a bottle of oil on it then he just didn’t care.

Atty Galang recommend pizza pizza for me to try and surprisingly it was really good and the servers are friendly and recommend place to see

I can’t believe I’m reviewing about pizza! I’ve sunk to an all-​time low, but hey, food is food right? After my class, I went with a couple of classmates to Pizza Pizza. This one felt a bit different than the ones I’d been to before… it had a mediteranean feel about it. Not sure if it had something to do with the staff or the music blasting away in the background, but it was a bit different. It definitely wan’t as greasy as the ones I had before, and they were pumping out pies with different toppings every few minutes. It was cheap, and quick. The only gripe I ahve is there’s almost no place to sit.

Pizza pizza used to offer 30 mins or it was free. Now it’s 40 minutes or they’ll lie to you and say they were in your lobby when you were there waiting for them. Cheap ass delivery drivers, better to support companies that employ Canadians anyway.
The dominos on niagara is much better. Full disclosure, I’m not affiliated with either but I was so disappointed with pizza pizza tonight I thought I’d complain on here. They shouldn’t be able to offer a guarantee if they’re not going to stand by it.

Most of my orders at this place consist of walk in specials. I rarely ever stay and sit down for a meal. The place could def be wayyyyy cleaner.
The staff is friendly but the owner has some real attitude problems. Ive walked in many times and heard her yelling/​berating customers and employees alike. She took my order once and I asked for my pizza to get well done and she gave me attitude and raised her voice at me for literally no reason whatsoever. Sheesh…
Will visit again but only when shes not taking custom made orders at the front.

Very bad branch.
I was there tonight, cooker made pizza dough without gloves. Another employee was eating pizza topping with his hand (of couse without gloves) from the container directly into his mouth.
On the top, haughty people careless of the customer satisfaction.
Avoid this place!!!

The pizza is average. The star rating is for the owner, who is consistently yelling at her staff for the most mediocre things. Missing a few cents, something she didn’t agree with. Constantly talking down to them. Had to actually tell her one day she was being inappropriate and that the restaurant could hear her. Awful. If I were a franchise owner I would be revoking her access to the Pizza Pizza name.

Average pizza, nothing special but good if youre just craving for pizza and dont have the time to look around, its a good choice.
you wont be pleasantly or unpleasantly surprised by the food. :)

Even for pizza pizza standards this place is very bad. Consistently bad.
I have gone several times and the staff (late nights usually served by a very impatient and cut as many corners as possible lady) are rude and uncaring in providing quality food and service on a consistent basis.
For example:
–they are rude talking to you
— they don’t adequately answer questions
— they deny the most basic requests such as adding garlic powder
— they are not even finished with your order such as asking what drinks and dips you want but they already ask the person behind what they want while still punching my order. Needless to say I waited more than normal for my purchase to be completed and the guy behind me had to repeat himself later once the cashier was truly available
— pizza is really bad for pizza pizza standards
— they claim they didn’t have napkins and instead put a roll of paper that due to the self serve nature was stained in pizza sauce
And the worst the pizza had :
— very big dough
— was soggy
— looked plain because they were so skimpy on the toppings

30min later they realized they’d forgotten about me. Poor, frantic service. Luckily, the pizza still hits the spot on a hungry stomach.

If Pizza Pizza had a Most Valuable Customer, I would be in for the running … :)
I order frequently from Pizza Pizza, at least 2 – 3 times per week — not just because I love Pizza, but most of the time it’s for staff at work (quick and easy).
This particular Pizza Pizza is my favourite, there’s something about the way they make their Pizza that makes it taste fresh and delicious every time.
My favourite is pepperoni, mushroom and bacon strips. Yumm-​eee!
Also to note, there have been a few times where I’ve had to contact customer service (not always due to this location), and I’ve found that they are quick to address my issue and to accommodate my request — even going further to offer me a comp for my next order.
Cheers!
— T

We had the special, $ 2 meatball sandwiches. They weren’t too bad. As for the pizza, well… Just mediocre.

There’s one thing to recognize straight off the bat (pun?):
If you’re there during Baseball season, and it’s an hour or two before the game — prepare to wait. Prepare to have the servers not take ten minutes to help you through your slice selection, while the line is growing out the door. If you come in with that understanding you’ll do fine.
This location is highly trafficked, and on Monday, if the Jays threw 7Ks on the previous Friday or Sunday (or the perfect storm of both) just stay away. It’s not worth it — unless you know what you’re getting into.
That being said, the staff are incredibly polite and capable for what they have to put up with.
This is not a run of the mill location — this is where all the post game drunks looking to sop up their $ 10.00 beers come for cheap eats.
But it’s pizza. And it’s as good as a number of other locations.
Just don’t expect to be pampered when there’s a giant queue to get through.

This is the WORST pizza I have ever eaten my life. I went New Years Eve this year as it was one of the few places open in my neighborhood. It was the end of day and the garbage containers in the dining area were overflowing (I know these places can get busy, but at least take the time to clean up the garbage) I found the quality of pizza her LOWER than any other Pizza Pizza location I have gone to in the past. I should have bought a hotdog from one of the vendors on Blue Jay Way instead.
My advice, is if you are craving pizza and this is the only place open or close to you, get a hotdog instead, you can thank me later for this ;o)

Most of my experience with this location has been walk-​in, so that’s what I’m basing it on. Quality is comparable to other Pizza Pizza locations, as you’d expect from a chain — hits the spot, nothing to write home about. I find usually when I go in, the slice selection is simply sub-​par, to put it alliteratively. I don’t think I’ve been in with more than four or five on offer, a far cry from the eight or so I’m used to seeing from this chain.
The really off-​putting part about this location is the seating arrangement — there’s a surplus of benches and stools and only a couple tables. It’s like a restaurant for introverts. A couple of the benches are hard enough to get by when nobody’s sitting there as it is — I can’t imagine navigating this place when it’s nearer capacity (and it’s not a place large enough to have to navigate).
No complaints about the service here — they’ve always been good to me, though they’re sometimes hard to hear over the kitchen.

Well, despite the fact that it is open really late, their pizza is just sustenance, if you can call it that. It is not really great but it will crave your hungry especially if you are hungry. I would rather go somewhere else if possible. I suppose you shouldn’t get the already made pizza where they reheated. It is probably best if you are going to eat an entire pizza with friends so you actually do get a decent pizza.

Whenever I had a pizza craving, I would call Pizza Pizza. I think it had a lot to do with their «9−6−7−11−11 call Pizza Pizza…» jingle; although it made my ears bleed, I would always remember their number. The pizza was always satisfying, until I moved to this location’s service area. Dry; would be the best way to describe the situation. No one wants to bite into a pizza, anticipating its delicious juicy flavours, and taste sand. People’s right to delicious pizza should never be tampered with, and these people are tampering.
Service? It depends on if they like you or not. Liked: Fast friendly service. Not liked: Slow unfriendly service with a pinch of annoyance. Luckily, there are two other pizza options just around the corner.

I find with Pizza Pizzas, it really depends on the location if it‘s going to be good or not. I can vouch that this is one of the best locations. The walk-​in pizzas are alright, but you really want to get a freshly made to order pizza.
Try it with the homestyle italian sauce, extra sauce on the bottom. It‘s really good. You‘ll probably be surpised how good it is, coming from a Pizza Pizza. It‘s better than other big chain pizza shops, and it‘s way better than the Pizza Rustica across the street. You can order online, and the order is usually ready for pickup in about 15 minutes. Can‘t get better service than that.

I don’t care how hungry you are or how cheap you need lunch to be, just walk straight by — avoid this place.
I really like pizza, but this was awful! Tastes like it was seating there for ages, service was bad — hurrying us to make the order even though we were the only ones in line. Even the chicken strips, I was told tasted bad. Oh, and no ketchup for the fries.
Believe me, you’ll be better off having a street hot dog.