Best pizza in town?

[FireInTheHole]

Originally Posted by littlereddevil

I know it used to be terrible, but now I think A Pizza Plus (Bow Trail and 45th Street) makes excellent pizza for takeout.

Guess that's what happens when there's a change in the owner.

Ok so you mean the plaza where the CIBC and Macs and the flooring company is? I drive by that place almost every day and have never noticed a pizza place. (not that I was looking for one there)

[Wormius]

I am surprised Tom's hasn't been mentioned. It's pretty good for eat-in, I don't know what their take out is like.

Coco brooks is fine, but the grease/oil factor is putting up there with the Burger Bus for artery cloggicity.

[GreatWhiteEbola]

Originally Posted by Wormius

I am surprised Tom's hasn't been mentioned. It's pretty good for eat-in, I don't know what their take out is like.

Coco brooks is fine, but the grease/oil factor is putting up there with the Burger Bus for artery cloggicity.

Not this Tom's?

Originally Posted by J epworth kendal

In the South, I love Tom's House of Pizza

Originally Posted by J-bo09

Pizza Bob's on Memorial is an old Tom's house of Pizza that I always liked.

Originally Posted by Traditional_Ale

I think Tom's House of Pizza is so gross...

Originally Posted by mykalberta

I blame the Fan960 for their constant pimping of that place. I have tried 2 different ones and wont ever try them again.

Originally Posted by Komskies

I've only been there once, but I have to agree. It was one of the worst pizzas I've ever had.

Originally Posted by Traditional_Ale

I got a good buddy who works there, and he won't even eat it!

Originally Posted by burn_this_city

He still works there? I was going to say it was not bad when your buddy worked there.

Originally Posted by Sliver

Is it because he's tired of it? Seriously, Tom makes a decent pie and it's something different from the average Joe Dominoes/Pizza Hut/etc. everyman pizzas out there. Especially for the thin crust fans.

Originally Posted by Caged Great

About 15-20 years ago, Toms was actually pretty good.

But like a lot of people, when they get successful, they cheap out on things and the quality goes down.

Used to really enjoy theirs back then but haven't had one in the last 5 years+ because it's terrible.

Originally Posted by Nuje

Apparently it (and Pizza Bob's) have a style of crust unique to this city. I do prefer Pizza Bobs though, order one there with extra sauce (it's delicious, but they do skimp unless you ask for extra) and it's very good.
Another vote for Vogglios, and I've heard that Rea's Italian (used to be Sandros) is very good, but have yet to try it.

Originally Posted by Vansmack

it most certainly is.
Their Tom's Pizza is always awesome as is the spicy pep and mush

Free pool on sundays as well.

[Coach]

Originally Posted by j-bo09

pizza73 was only good when you have the munchies and theyre the only place that will deliver that late

fyp

[Wormius]

Originally Posted by GreatWhiteEbola

Not this Tom's?

I believe they were all talking about the south location, I meant the one in the north.

I have been lazy and just reading the last couple of pages of a thread, I guess I missed those comments.

[corporatejay]

Originally Posted by transplant99

Been going here for well over 30 years...simply awesome stuff.





http://www.volospizza.com/

Recently moved about 2 blocks from there. I've been about 5-6 times since September. Little John Ftw!! Thanks CP.

[Hevishot]

Best south: Pizza Bank Glenmore Landing
Best downtownish: (I think its gone now) California Pizza by the greek supermarket
Best Northeast/west: Reas formerly sandros
Best Airdrie: Pauls Pizza

[Regular_John]

Originally Posted by Hevishot

Best south: Pizza Bank Glenmore Landing

Hmm gonna have to give that place a try, we recently moved to the deep south and we're not too far from Pizza Bank.

[North East Goon]

Anyone know where you can get a good donair pizza?

[Hockeyguy15]

Originally Posted by Maritime Q-Scout

I just used a mix for the pizza dough tonight, but made it with beer instead of water based on your post.

Just wanted to say thanks, it turned out amazing!

Gingerale is what a lot of restaurants use.

[To Be Quite Honest]

Originally Posted by calumniate

A little off topic but does anyone make their own pizza?

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[LIP MAN]

I'm quite partial to Inglewood Pizza, it's close to where I live and consistently tasty!

[calumniate]

Originally Posted by Maritime Q-Scout

I just used a mix for the pizza dough tonight, but made it with beer instead of water based on your post.

Just wanted to say thanks, it turned out amazing!

Awesome.. what kind of beer did you use? Pilsners seem to work well.

[the-rasta-masta]

No mention of Seniore's Pizza? Far and away the best pizza I have ever had. Get a meatlovers with some garlic sauce.... you won't regret it.

They are in Beddington, but I think there might be one down South as well....

[Nammer403]

Originally Posted by the-rasta-masta

No mention of Seniore's Pizza? Far and away the best pizza I have ever had.

Yes +1 for Seniores I love the Donair pizza from there with the sauce, Usually two slice does the job.

[Bill Bumface]

Originally Posted by FireFly

I have enjoyed in the past:

Inglewood Pizza in Inglewood
Pizzaria Roma in Bridgeland
Volos in Knob Hill is it?
Howies in Glenbrook (That's the one 4x was talking about and I'd suggest he give it another try.)
Nick's Pizza and Steak House by McMahon
and Richmonds Pub has great pizza for pub pizza, IMO, though I've only tried the Gordie Howe.

The Albertan at Romas is awesome.

I tried Double Zero last month and found it really good... the place was a little fancy schmancy for my liking in a pizza place though. Paying for tap water because it's "filtered"? Lame.

I need to try some Inglewood Pizza by the looks of things...

[Rerun]

I've always liked the pizza at Ogden Pizza and Pub. Great Pizza!

http://ogdenpizza.ca/

[LIP MAN]

Originally Posted by hulkrogan

The Albertan at Romas is awesome.

I tried Double Zero last month and found it really good... the place was a little fancy schmancy for my liking in a pizza place though. Paying for tap water because it's "filtered"? Lame.

I need to try some Inglewood Pizza by the looks of things...

You should, it's fantastic stuff! The Georges Special, and put some Siracha on it. Their sauce in particular, works great with the stuff!

[troutman]

Pizza Bob also serves up heaping helpings of conspiracy theories.

[Flames Draft Watcher]

The crust at Sophie's is quite good. I recommend the Greek meat sauce and cheese pizza.