Truro pizza house sold me a donair that was mostly cold. I asked for a refund and they hung up the…read morephone on me. I would never get food here again and I would recommend you go to Damascus or revenas they make better donairs and always hot.

Best pizza in Truro. We always pick it up & it is always amazing. We like the meat lovers pizza…read more Just the right amount of sauce with lots of delicious toppings. Thin, crispy crust just like we want it. Highly recommend it.

I think folks in Truro like this place because it's cheap. If you simply walk in the store, you…read morewill find lots of items that are beyond the best before dates, and often-times; stale items. Cleanliness is a huge problem here too. In the middle of winter, you can find dead moths on their coolers, which can only mean they haven't thoroughly cleaned them in months. The pizza, I'd never eat. We had it once and it's exactly what you pay for...cheap. I dunno how an establishment like that exists with how dirty the place is.

Best pizza and super friend staff!! Their pizza can sometimes be a little on the expensive side,…read morebut it is well worth it. It won't upset your stomach like Rania's Pizza... The dough is nice and moist. The crust is simply fantastic and don't get me started on their dipping sauce... Best pizza for the money in Truro!!

Great service from the family owners and good pizza. The prices are comparable to other pizza spots…read morein town and if you like a medium thickness crust, rich sauce and lots of toppings definitely try it out

Coming from Pictou County, I know a thing or two about pizza fanaticism. Anyone that moves away…read morefrom here will bemoan the lack of our beloved pizza, especially if we have a drink or two in us, which has the dual effect of making us both hungry and nostalgic. There's a couple other areas in the province, primarily Truro and Sydney/Cape Breton, whose expats extol the virtues of their native pies. I'm likely not going to make it up to Cape Breton anytime soon, but I had been looking to try Truro pizza while going to or from New Glasgow. After a couple failed starts due to either me forgetting or places opening later in the day on Sundays, I was recently able to give it a go. Looking to just grab a slice, I hit up Pizza Farm under the advice of a friend who grew up here. The slice of pep and cheese was a good size, about a quarter of a 12" pizza, and came in at a reasonable $4.50. It  looked normal enough, certainly nothing along the lines of the unique brown sauce of Pictou County pizza. The cheese seemed to be a bit more generous than the generic Halifax pizza shops, and the crust somewhere between Halifax's and PC's in thickness.  Taking a bite, it instantly reminded me of the Mia's Pizza shop that used to be in New Glasgow. The sauce was on the sweet side, but not as cloying as some sweet sauces in the city, while the bread also had the hint of sweetness that Mia's had. Despite being a slice in a warmer before the supper rush, the crust was still crispy and had a pleasant chew to it. The crust was was definitely given more attention than it is in Pictou County, where it is unfortunately often just an afterthought only counted on for being thick enough to handle all of the sauce and cheese.  The cheese even had the same sort of short stringiness that Mia's had, as opposed to the long swathes of mozzarella on pizzas a little further north. The pepperoni seemed to be a run of the mill pepperoni, not Brothers, but of reasonable quaity. All in all, it was a decent slice of pizza. But are people mailing these pizzas across the country, or national grocery stores selling the pizza sauce? No. While the story may be different for a different pizza joint, or type of toppings, I think it's safe to say that some locals' claims that they have better pizza and their expats are as fervent as PCP lovers, just don't hold up. However, it's still better than the sad efforts of the local chains of mediocrity in Halifax, and I'd have no qualms in eating it again.

I went to Greco to get captain sub on January 10, 2026, and I ordered my sub. A gentleman came in…read moreand he gave the cashier some physical cash that she handled with her gloved hands and put in the register. When she was done, my sub was coming out of the toaster and she walked to it ready to grab it with the same gloved hands she just touched the cash with. I thankfully stopped her before she touched my sub and asked her to change her gloves of which she did. If I never said anything, I'm more than confident she would have touched my sub with her dirty gloves. very disappointing

Food was medicore, nothing spectacular but good value for price. Cashier was friendly and the…read morerestaurant it self has a cool vibe!

I and a few of my friends agree! The food is really good, portion size is awesome, so next time I…read moreorder I will have money ready, tax included, and if they won't accept it Then they can KEEP THEIR FOOD! Own up to what they advertise !!!!

Favorite restaurant in Truro. Delicious food and huge servings. Haven't been disappointed yet.read more

Place is very comfy. Nice to see a pizza shop with more than pizza on the menu. Being centrally…read morelocated in Truro is a plus ! I would go here again.

Not good pizza or wings at all. I don't know if I just ordered on a bad night or something but they…read moremessed up my pizza order which pissed me off from the start but even when I decided to eat the pizza Cuz I was hungry, the pizza was just average overall and the wings tasted and looked like frozen wings you buy at a store. Not very impressed with this place won't be ordering again anytime soon....

Food is alright. Doesn't really taste authentic. Just tastes like they buy everything from a…read moresupplier. Upon calling to order, it's a gamble whether you get a nice person, or the incredibly rude wife. She seems to have little-to-no patience. I have personally had a few un-enjoyable experiences there and it's all because of her. Not sure if she's just not fit for the restaurant game, or what. But she's not friendly, not helpful, and just not fun to deal with. If you want better pizza, it's not hard to find in Truro. For the prices at this place, you're much better off supporting another local restaurant because these folks clearly don't care about much.

Road side pizza cafe that's open late on the weekends. First encounter was pizza takeout that had a…read morelot to be desired for the price. Second chance was Donairs. DO NOT ATTEMPT TO EAT IN VEHICLE! These juicy or messy units need to be unfolded in a bowl. Not sure if a spoon or fork would be a better choice. Tasty? Yes. Good value.. not bad. Third time was for late night pizza after drinking. 10$ bought two slices which was about 1/2 a medium pizza. Mostly dough yet satisfying after the party. Probably will save the fourth visit for another late night when its the only option.

Gotta say was not impressed at all. Got a pizza donair slice…read moreand let's just say this.. the seagulls enjoyed it. 10.95$ for slice and pop unreal. Will never go back.

Donair was good, the sauce was not. Too runny and stick. They need to revisit the original Halifax…read moreDonair Sauce recipes.

My husband's family like this place so we stopped here for lunch. I ordered "pizzasalad" from lunch…read morespecial- a combination of pizza and salad on top, which was surprisingly good and it was exactly what I wanted. I moved the salad on top, and pizza under north was flipped over, looked like a Christmas wreath! My husband had crabster sandwich, which was loaded with crab and lobster meat. Both were pleasantly delicious and more than anything our server was very friendly and efficient. The dark inside but cozy booth tables were comfortable, and we had a wonderful lunch here.

Frank & Gino's is a comfortable place for good Italian food and drinks. Great menu choices for…read moreeveryone, seating is mostly booths which are excellent for privacy and service is fast and friendly. Lots of parking. Lunch menu has really good value. I'm a regular and I always look forward to a satisfying meal here.