4 Brothers’ Pizza

Quick, fast and easy, got in and out within 5 mins. Price is reasonable $ 2 for a slice for late night is always good. Limited seating inside. There are about 8 – 10 different toppings to choose from. Street parking available.

Rating of 1 only because there is no zero. We ordered pizza after our kids soccer match. The pizza showed up over an hour late, most had gone home, after 3 phone calls that were greeted with open hostility about how «busy» they were. When the pizza finally arrived the box was cold to the touch and so was the pizza inside; the cheese was solid. We refused the pizza and to pay. Several weeks later, the «Brothers «arrived at the home of the mom who’s home we were at when we ordered the pizza. They insisted that she pay for the pizza and that they had found her by GPS on the cell phone that ordered the pizza!!! This woman was home alone at the time. There was no soccer game that day. She slammed the door. This is ridiculous! Nut jobs!

Best pizza by the slice in all of Vancouver. I go here at least once a week & the owners (I’m assuming they are since they’re usually always there) are super friendly, whether it’s adding extra cheese to the slices before heating them up or giving me extra stamps on the buy nine slices get the tenth one free. And, they don’t charge you extra for sauces! Very generous with the toppings. I usually get the pesto pineapple, spicy mushroom, sundried tomato, baked broccoli and/​or potato. My only complaint is that the sizes of each slice has gotten smaller since I’ve been going back in November 2013. Regardless, I find myself stopping by every time I’m on the drive for a couple slices. So good! Now only if they delivered and were open 24 hours or earlier…

4 Brothers moved in beside Fire pizza (family owned) last year and tried to bully them out, including incidents of harassment where the police had to be called and security cameras had to be installed. For this reason alone, I advocate enjoying pizza at another establishment.

Ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh snap! Seriously the best pizza crust I’ve ever had! It’s moist and crispy and I fiend it all day e’ry day. Oh I amost forgot to mention the sesame seeds along the crust! Heavennnn
Love this pizza. I have been to both locations on Commercial Drive simply by accident (I didn’t know there was two.) They’re also open late which I am a fan of.
Affordable, great variety, friendly staff, and free ranch dressing drizzle! You can get a large for $ 10.99! Unreal. How dare big corporate pizza places charge $ 24 for their crap product.
Mmmmm. That is all.

Their ‘flagship’ store, compared to the more northern one, which looks like a dive compared to this one.
It’s quite a bit bigger, nicer, brighter, esp. with its wide display of their pizza selection, which seems bigger.
generally 4B is overall better pizza than Fresh Slice, etc, w/​better portions & crust, but I wouldn’t be jumping up & down after sinking my 1^st bite — just hits the right spot.
Again, in this part of the hood, these lanes are a bit tighter to parallel park.

No, I’m not the biggest fan. I only like one of their slices really (pineapple pesto) and the other ones I’ve tried really aren’t that great. Easy and useful in a pinch but I prefer so many other places.

I’m done with Uncle Fathi’s pizza.
UF’s pizza has gotten progressively breadier and breadier. The original location is still ok, but it’s franchises around town are definitley low brow quality. The crusts are so bready, I find myself drowing UF pizza more and more with ranch sauce.
A stroll around Commercial Drive lead me to this place and fire, and with the fierce competition, a 2slice and pop can still be had for $ 4.50. Its nice inside and big enough to sit down and eat comfortably.
The downside to this place is that since there’s less bread, it’s less filling, but the toppings are nice varied and look rustic and homemade in their presentation, better than UF pizza which has started to look plastic as of late (and it’s competition Megabite)
I can eat five happy slices here, whereas at UF it’s only 3 and with all the bread, i’m usually hating myself.
I spend more here, but I’m more happy for having done so.
The key with this and Fire, is to get the freshest pizzas. They pump out so many varieties, they seem like they get stale. The lineups are are a little thin, so the turnover is on the slow size.
UF definitely has these 2 beat when it comes to getting you in and out the door.

just awful. cheaper than their neighbour, but that would be the only plus of this place. cheap price = cheap ingredients. in this area, there are many better options.

The service was friendly from the get-​go. The food was fresh and each time I’ve gone, they’ve got a new kind of pizza! The first time I went, I wanted to be adventurous and tried their sausage pizza — it looked a bit odd to have mini sausages on a pizza but after I took a bite, it was a winner for me. I went the second time and he gave us samples of a new kind of pizza to try!
I don’t always eat the crust of the pizza because it is often too hard or tasteless, but the thin crust pizzas were crunchy and warm and the sesame they put on the pizza makes it so delicious I ate it all!
Price for this place is amazing! 2 giant slices of pizza and a drink for $ 4.75 or $ 1.57 per slice!!! For fresh yummy pizza, this place is definitely the place to go to!
4 Brothers’ Pizza will definitely become one of my regulars for pizza!

Seeing how Ada L. has been the 1^st to review this place, it seems fitting that she also brought me here, resulting in a 2^nd review.
Parking is available on the side streets unless you feel like paying.
There were 2 guys working here, not 4 as you’d expect. Maybe the other 2 brothers are running the other location a few blocks away.
The interior is a bit more beaten up than Fire Pizza next door. It seems more lower class or some reason.
Pizza slices here is $ 1.75, as opposed to $ 2 at Fire. With that said, the toppings seem to be a touch thinner here. You get what you pay for. I tried 2 slices.
Ground beef with blue cheese — the blue cheese tasted more like something squirted out of a bottle. The beef itself was good though.
Capicola — oh WOW. This is the reason why I’m giving the place 4 stars instead of 3. The entire pizza is covered with a layer of this delicious meat. When the pizza is hot, it is also crispy, and has a light spicy kick to it. I specifically recommend this pizza.
My friends told me the vegetarian options here are better than Fire, and I would agree based on the flavours they had on display behind the case.
It’s honestly a tossup between here and Fire. Hopefully they both do well. Recommended.

LET’S GET READY TO RUMMBLE!!! In the ring, scrappy 4 Brothers is taking on the defending pizza champion that is literally next door! The defending champ has already knocked out the since-​departed, Urban Grain Pizza. Bruised and defeated, Urban Grain stepped out of the ring late last year. 4 Brothers has now taken their place.
4 Brother’s score card shows they’re the current champ of the North Drive. Now, they want total domination and have opened its second location on the South end.
4 Brothers plays dirty though. With fare like pineapple-​pesto and zucchini pizzas, they have a wide-​range of vegetarian options to satisfy even the most picky non-​meat-​eaters.
The meat lovers pizza, which I will definitely go back for, was covered in juicy bacon bits and finger length sausages.
Their mid-​to-​thin level crust highlights their well seasoned toppings. For its price, it’s probably the best take-​out pizza on the Drive.
The staff is always nice and willing to accommodate. Although the vegetarian lasagna is not on the menu, these brothers can whip it up for you in a flash. They’ll customize it to whatever you’re in the mood for.
4 Brothers is serving stiff competition to its neighbour next door, and they’re doing it with a mouthy, «Bring it on!» attitude.