Pizzaiolo

Best place to get a pizza in the village. Affordable and so delicious. They are open late which is great for a pit stop on the way home. The staff there is always super friendly and the atmosphere is very relaxed. If you’re looking for a great slice i would recommend the Canadian. Check these guys out next time you’re craving a pizza in the village

The pizza here is very mediocre and and way over priced. The staff have no enthusiasm or energy and it takes way too long for food. I came in looking for a quick bite and my crusts were burnt, the pizza was so oily the napkin it was on was soaked, it was a dirty bathroom and storage and the atmosphere was just downright depressing. I defenintly don’t recommend coming here.

I am not the kind of guy who goes around reviewing pizza places and I only bought a slice, but seriously this place sucks. I was scouting around for a decent pizza place for a friend. She is having a Pizza Wedding and needed to arrange about 40 or so pizzas. (if you have not heard of this sort of wedding, you will, it is becoming popular) anyway walked in and was bashed well not bashed but I might as well be, with tons of bad attitude. The guy (young good looking) behind the counter was ridiculously rude. I order a slice to go. He took my money and threw the change into my hand, did not say thank you or even look at me and handed me the bag with the pizza in it. Left the store opened the bag and the pizza was burned a lovely shade of charcoal black. At least it was crispy. Gawwd what a crappy experience. Oh the sign near the door reads, «our aim is to create happy customers». Well good luck with that. I was in a good mood when I arrived but after I left I was pissed off. As for the wedding, this place is a definite NO WAY.

Seriously disappointed. Purchased their deep dish pizza. When I got home, there was very few toppings, hardly any sauce, and I don’t even think there was cheese on it. Their deep dish pizza was not buttery and crisp. It was just a lot of pizza dough. The dough wasn’t even that good. The dough is what makes the pizza.
It is really sad when the best pizza on Church Street is from Pizza Pizza. Thoroughly disappointed.

great place after couple of drinks alternative to this would be hero burgers, forget about pizza pizza and the rest of them as they will give you crap around 2 am

I absolutely love this Pizzaiolo location! We have been going to, and ordering from, this location since they started offering vegan pizzas! It is much nicer insider than your average pizza joint, and they have a huge variety of options (including VEGAN pizza!) They always have our order ready in 20 minutes, and the staff are always super nice and accommodating. Last weekend I asked if they make vegan calzones, and I was told they’d never done it before but were willing to give it a try. It was ABSOLUTELY AMAZING! If I were rating them based solely on the calzones, they would be given 5 stars. The only reason they are only getting 4 stars is because their pizza is not «as good as it gets». However, I do think that their pizza is very good compared to other fast food pizza places. Overall, a great location! If you’re vegan, consider requesting a calzone, and maybe they’ll add it to their official menu!

This review is completely based on what I’m looking for at 2am after a few (*ahem* a lot of) drinks.
One slice costs $ 4.20, a little steep if you ask me. The crust is too thick for my liking. I’m looking for a pizza that’s heavy on the toppings, but Pizzaiolo is just average.
Next time I’m searching for late night ‘za I’m heading back to the king of drunk pizza — Big Slice.

The pizzas here are pricy but the crust is nice and thick and yummy.

pizzaiolo has the best (not fast food tasting?) pizza of any of the pizza chains. Their sauce, cheese and bread is all of much higher quality than the other chains. They are more expensive but the price is worth it.
whatever my toppings it tastes like actual food and can make a (sort of bullshit, still nice) romantic dinner if you get a pizza and a nice bottle of wine.
This is what I do for my romantic dinner when I have my anniversary getaway at the westin (3 topping large pizza 23 $, hard to beat when it costs that much for a yogurt at the hotel)
This goes for all locations, I think this is the one I order from when I stay at the westin. They also have amazing customer service that is consistent at all locations.
Without a doubt this is the best pizza chain.

Nice pizza spot on Church Street that offers a variety of pizza options, especially those who are health conscious (wheat pizza). Nice dining area and ideal location adds points to the rating. Prices tend to be a bit more than other rivals in the area, but the quality of the food is outstanding.

Here’s what’s up with this particular Pizzaiolo…
1. It’s fancy. It’s got chandeliers. If you like to feel classy when drunkenly ordering pizza then this is the place for you!
2. It’s yummy. Like meat? Like olives? Order the Godfather pizza with olives. Trust me.
3. Pick-​up! It take 15 ish min if you’re ordering a full pie! Seeing as I live around the corner all I ever do is pick-​up. So far? So good.
4. OPTIONS! I LOVE HAVING SO MANY OPTIONS! SO MANY DELICIOUS CHOICES OF TASTY PIZZZAAAAA!
So yeah. That’s would conclude my «what’s up with this particular Pizzaiolo» ! Happy pizza eating!

The selection on the night we went was great – they even had slices of the vegan pizza available! The slices are huge, so they’re kind of hard to eat. I don’t know if you need to explicitly ask for your slices to be cut in half or if the girl behind the counter just forgot. Regardless, the slices are large enough to make it difficult to eat, but they’re tasty nonetheless!

We ordered delivery from this location and it was okay. But not amazing.
I think their queen street location is better, or maybe we hit them on the wrong day. The fredo pizza is normally covered with thinly sliced potato and a nice level of rosemary and other spices, this time around, it was rather sparse.
Considering they said an hour for delivery, and we were only 6 minutes away (if you walk), I would have expected they’d have enough time to actually cook the potatoes properly. I wish we had just picked it up, maybe it would have been better.
They have three vegan pizza’s on the menu and an extensive combination of other types as well. So I’d start the Pizziolo experience at a different location if you want something especially good.
That said, my slightly undercooked potato pizza was still better flavour-​wise than the Pizza Pizza in the neighbourhood.