I ordered a pizza from pizzaville last night. It was an hour before delivered, they told me a half…read morehour to 45 minutes. The crust was burnt black in some areas! The cheese was extremely sparce, hidden under toppings instead of on top. I couldn't taste any cheese! I don't normally complain, but this was a total waste of money!

Their pizza is really quite good but staff continue to underperform. After over 10 minutes of…read moretrying to get an order placed over the counter, I gave up. The lady just couldn't get my order correct I went elsewhere. This is the second time in as many months staff have messed up our orders.

The Oven provided wonderful Buddha Bowls to the artists at the Muskoka Summer Show. They did a…read morefabulous job and the food was very good and nutritional.

This is a great little local pizza place and bakery too - they also sell sourdough bread as well as…read morea few other things like farm fresh eggs, and their pizza dough is made with their sourdough recipe. Apparently they used to own two other restaurants in town, but are in the process of closing them down and selling them due to the downturn in business during the pandemic. The pizza oven remains open though and is a great option! We picked up a pizza to take back to our AirBnB on a cold rainy day and it was everything we could have asked for.

My family Loves this place. We have never actually ordered…read morepizza! The fries, sandwiches and pastas have always been great!! Poutine is one of our favourites!! The delivery lady is fabulous and they are always fast!

I spent $27.00 on a deluxe souvlaki dinner. The chicken and potatoes were ok. But the rice was…read moreclumped together, and not edible whatsoever. The Greek salad was the worst I have ever had. Not recommended, in my opinion.

Friendly staff, good food, fast service...Clean store...Love the crazy bread and thin crust pizza..read more

From the owner: 241 Pizza is a deeply Canadian company. We opened our first restaurant in Toronto in 1986 and now…read moreoffer pizza delivery and walk-in specials to customers in Ontario, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, and Newfoundland and Labrador. There's a lot that divides Canadians these days: geography, politics, pineapple on pizzas, hockey teams. But one thing all Canadians share is the feeling of deep relief and excitement as the weather warms, gardens bloom, and yet another long colder winter makes way for the spring. Mid-April to early June is a time for celebration in Canada, and 241 Pizza is here to help.

This place was wildly underwhelming. It's in a run down strip mall and the inside matches the…read moreoutside- dusty fake plants, worn past the point of usefulness, and service was as slow as maple syrup. Food was subpar and took over 40 minutes to come to the table (3 other tables of people). A local contractor sat in his booth with his phone on speaker and proceeded to have a very loud conversation with 45 minutes about sump pumps. If you want to overpay for a lukewarm, subpar breakfast, and get a lesson in the trades, this place is for you.

Fantastic find here in Muskoka! We are on a short holiday & really enjoyed our lunch here! You can…read moredefinitely tell it's a local favourite, it was busy! The server was so kind and it was such a cozy atmosphere. Prices were so reasonable (it was $60 for our family of 4) and we left with full tummies and lots of leftovers! Highly recommend!

Pizza One's chicken bruschetta ($16 for a medium) starts with a garlic butter base that's topped…read morewith chunks of chicken, onion, tomato, parmesan, and mozzarella with a sprinkling of Italian seasoning to provide a pop of freshness. Overall, the pie has good flavours (the parmesan adds such a nice salty finish) and the toppings are well spread out allowing each bite to incorporate all the ingredients. While Pizza One has tons of developed recipes, my husband always goes with his custom pizza ($18.50 for a medium): pepperoni, mushroom, onions, and extra cheese. His wasn't as impressive as the chicken bruschetta, the pepperoni were larger slices, which meant they needed to be toasted longer as the soggy centre ends up tasting like bologna. With the extra cheese, Pizza One should consider applying less marinara to ensure the crust doesn't become doughy and soft. They are not a thin crust pizza, but their crust is still slimmer than what's typically found at the chains. The chicken bruschetta's crust was nice and airy, and the bottom lightly toasted until it almost had a Pizza Hut crunch and flavour but without the greasiness and heaviness. I've never had it myself, but my husband claims it's like New Orleans's pizza crust.

Came into Gravenhurst late with few options for dinner. Found Pizza One to be nearly closing for…read morethe night (they close early nowadays with covid impact on tourism etc). Luckily Patrick had not turned off the oven yet and was kind enough to make us a small Donair pizza before wrapping up. They're super friendly and definitely made us feel super welcome as it's our first time in town. We took it back to the hotel so we don't stop them from going home for the day. The pizza itself was absolutely amazing. Perfect balance of toppings, cheese and crust. It's so perfect that even after 4 slices, I don't feel bloated. I really liked the sauce and the wonderful ingredients that make it such a great combination. Definitely need to come in - am sure it's one of the best in town.