Deep dish pizza in Toronto?
Being from the Midwest and a lover of Chicago deep dish pizza, I have not found anything like it here in Toronto. I have tried all the highest rated pizzerias. I was hoping to develop a taste for Neapolitan pizza since I am going to be living here for another year but, it hasn't happened yet. Any tips on where to go? I am willing to travel:)
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Mickey's was all I hoped for and more! Just went there for dinner. It was a bit of a drive but, it was worth it. They serve thin crust, regular or KILLER thick crust. You get to watch them make it. My husband got a steak mushroom pizza and i got a mushroom pepperoni. Both were excellent. I have to try this other Chicago style pizza place but so far, Mickey's is the best pizza I have had in Toronto.... sorry pizza liberato or whatever your name is;) There is not much seating. 6 high top stools with a short bar. Free parking... this place is in a strip mall. The owners are very personable. $18 large Killer crust up to 4 toppings.
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Whoa! Whoa! whoa! Hold the phone!
We lived within 2km of here until 5 months ago. Is this place new??? SInce when? Is there eat in?
We used to drive to Hamilton for Chicago Pizza Shack - sooooo good
*whines a little* I have yet to find good pizza in the Leaside area
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re: CocoaChanel
There isn't one. Your best bet is to drive south on Laird, south on Donlands. Take a right turn on Danforth and park in front of Danforth Pizza House.
Probably a 10 minute drive from Laird and Eglinton, Top-3 in Toronto imho.
I have yet to try Mickey's. And that's too bad about CPK - does anybody know what happened?
I remember hearing on here that he was going to open another location downtown or something.-----
Danforth Pizza
920 Danforth Ave, Toronto, ON M4J1L9, CA -
re: CocoaChanel
Have you ever tried Onassis in Leaside? I've driven by it dozens of times, and have always been curious. Looks like it would probably be old school Ontario-style pizza.
BTW, earlier thread on Mickey's Pizza: http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/732381
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Onassis Pizzeria & Restaurant Tavern
804 Eglinton Ave E, Toronto, ON M4G2L1, CAMickey's Pizza
1900 Lakeshore Rd W, Mississauga, ON L5J 4B4, CA-
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re: CocoaChanel
Have always wondered about Big Man- even though I live about 10 km from Leaside, I used to receive a lot of flyers from them a few years ago. According to TL, Onassis has been around for 30+ years. http://www.torontolife.com/guide/rest...
BTW not sure if we know each other IRL...quite possible!
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re: callitasicit
i was just there yesterday. i too drove down from Markham. it was really good actually. Its not deep dish though, its stuffed pizza. The menu is a little confusing at first but take your tima and ask them. they were quite helpful. We ordered a King and an original pizza. That was plenty for three guys, The sauce and the crust were stand outs for me. The cheese was just typical. The sauce was homemade and you can tell. The crust was somewhat "flaky and fluffy"... really good. Plus get the dipping sauce... its a nice touch with the dough.
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re: TexSquared
Mickey's is excellent -- I'm glad to see them getting some love from all over the GTA. I've only been once -- I'm not in the area very often -- but friends and relatives who still live around there are all devoted regulars.
I'll tyr to attach a pic of the deep-dish I got last winter. God, now I'm hungry.-
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re: hungryabbey
That was a small. I was starving, ate half of it, and one slice of the other pizza we ordered (a thin crust, also excellent) and then setttled into my happy pizza coma and watched movies. For reference, that knife is a six-incher, I think.
As for seating, I confess I haven't been in the actual storefront, but from the pictures on their Facebook page, it does appear they have limited seating.
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re: hungryabbey
https://www.facebook.com/MickeysPizza .
They have nice little FB-only specials and so on every once in a while.
Her blog is a really neat read, too -- about the trials and tribulations of opening and running a fledgling pizza place.
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Chicago Pizza Shack in Hamilton is your only option now that Chicago Pizza Kitchen in Vaughn closed down.
In a pinch, the President's Choice frozen Chicago style pizza is better than nothing.
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re: danionavenue
Just so you have the correct address:
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