Pizza-Pide

4.2 (99 reviews)

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Victoria F.

It's alright. Pide is made fresh so it was very hot once ready. Flavour wise... quite mehhh. We ordered the "variety pide" which had various "flavours". The best one was this shreddy-looking meat one. There's spinach-cheese, pepperoni(?), chicken, and shreddy-meat. We also got a ground beef and egg. It was just mediocre as well - the egg was totally overcooked. It also comes with raw onions, tomatoes, and little peppers. This adds a bit of fresh dimensions and crunch. Pretty underwhelming experience, not rly worth the price.

Howraa A.

Delicious and best of all it's HALAL! Literally amazing, I almost have no words. It has to be the most underrated place. Since I tried it, I have a constant craving. Made to order, so you know it's very fresh. The Turkish sausage was to die for. I loved everything that I ordered, which was number 11 and 17. Funny that I happen to stumble upon this place completely by chance. I was going to a different restaurant that was closed on family day and a sweet lady actually pointed me to pizza pide. Thank you sweet lady!!!!!!

Cecilia T.

My first time having pide and my life will never be the same. I came here with a Turkish friend and he said the dough here was light compared to other places, so you can probably eat the whole pide without wanting to throw up. I had the #18 which is the mix that gives you a sample of everything. My favourite was the feta and spinach, the ground beef, and the Turkish sausage. The chicken one was very bland- I don't recommend it. For $13 a pide, you'll leave happy. 100% coming back.

Elvis A.

I feel an update is due. After the dip in quality for a while they have somewhat redeemed themselves with the delivery options. Since my go to Pide place won't deliver as I am too far I ended up ordering delivery as wanted a change from the regular trusty pizza joint. The delivery was quick and the food arrived reasonably warm. I think they have improved their dough a bit the toppings are still not the old great stuff but acceptable for sure. I added the Turkish sausage for good measure. Now being able to pair my fav poison with the pide I think they are a good alternative to one's regular pizza. 3.5 stars

Vannesa A.

My Turkish friend brought me here. We park at Gerard Square. It's a small place but this freshly baked authentic Turkish pizza was really good and delicious with variety of great toppings to choice. Friendly staff. Ayran for my yogurt drink and spinach, cheese, flaky- tasty chewy pizza crust with some hot picked peppers and lemon on the side.

Jennifer K.

Turkish Pizza? Lahmacun is really "meat with dough", is a traditional eastern item of prepared food of Turkish origin consisting of a round, thin soft piece of dough topped with spicy sauce and minced meat (most commonly beef and lamb) and straight leaved parsley. * Pizza Pide is located right across from Gerrard Square. Not my usual area but I am more than willing to travel for food.... - Karisik ($9.99) different toppings on every slice on a thick crust dough - Lahmacun ($6.99) ground beef blended with tomato, onion and spice on a thin crust I was a little bit disappointed on the spiciness level. But overall, the food was fresh and made to order... If you need a carb fix, definitely order the Karisik as it was more bread like. The fresh onion, parsley, pickled chili and a squeeze of lemon juice did make the "pizza" less heavy as I washed them down with a salted yogurt drink. I was eyeing this #21, Ground Beef with 2 Sunny Side Up Eggs?? This strangely reminded me of some Chinese food... Chinese Pizza?? * http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lahmacun

Jessica M.

My boyfriend is obsessed with this place so he had to bring me to try it. Pizza Pide is a small neighborhood store serving pizza and Turkish pide (as the name suggests). We ordered the Assorted Pide (comes in 4-5 flavours) and the Lahmacun. As they make it fresh upon order, expect the wait for your food to be ~15-20 min. Presentation was on point though - our pide was brought out along with a heap of herbs, onions, tomatoes and pickled peppers. Overall, I enjoyed the food, but I can't say I've been converted to a die-hard Pizza Pide fan. My favourite flavour was the Roasted Lamb, followed by the Lahmacun. I found that accompanying your side with the sauces and vegetables provided adds that additional layer of complexity in flavour, so I would highly recommend.

Neet D.

My husband took me to this place for a quick lunch on my birthday. It was the first time a tried a turkish pizza. We got an assorted one and each assortment had it's own charm. Though I wasn't expecting too much out of spinach and cheese but it turned out amazing and became one of my favorite toppings for a turkish pizza. Since then I have tried it some other places as well so I can say without a doubt that it is by far the best. Going back again today :) YAYYYYY!!

Laura C T.

This might be my new fatty indulgence at lunch on a Friday afternoon. Generous sizes (one pizza would be enough for two people) with good prices ($7-9 each) and lots of choice, this is a unique pizza joint, that serves a turkish style pizza. Its a piece of dough, with toppings, and then 'wrapped' before putting it in the pizza oven. I liked that the dough wasn't thick and was crispy. There's different flavours, lamb, salami, chicken, spinach and cheese and a version that includes a bit of everything so you can try. I recommend the lamb. I couldn't finish it all, and took half home to the hubby who fully enjoyed it after re-toasting it. The photo shows 3 pizzas he put on a wooden platter for us.

Katie K.

Before I start anything, I need to confess that this is the second time I had pide in my life. I don't know what the standard is, BUT the one I had was just out-of-the-world. I am talking about a thin crusted, overly stuffed pide freshly baked in the wood-fired oven for only $9-13. We came here on Thursday to grab a quick bite for dinner. Warning: they do not have AC and the heat from the oven makes the place really hot. They have about seven tables, so you can still eat there. Despite the hot weather we decided to eat there since we wanted to have the food when they are freshly out from the oven. It was well worth the sweat!!!! We got #10 (cheese and veggies) and #16 (braised lamb and mozzarella).Including tax and tip, we paid $31 for two of us. The crust was so thin you barely recognize it. STUFFED with goodness. Just absolutely delicious. You also get complimentary fresh parsley, slices of onions, pickled peppers and lemon wedges to balance out the heaviness and greasiness of pides. Two women working there, they were very polite and friendly. They also have regular pizzas but seems like most people get pides here. Just trust me and try their pide!!! You won't get disappointed.

Alena Daniela K.

Not only the food was delicious, but the owner gave us Baklava for free as we waited for our Pide a bit longer. We didn't mind the waiting though - smells so great inside. All in all a very nice experience, call in first if you want to get a take out as the place's so good it will be probably crowded.

Gary G.

I finally had some time today to check this place out. I really enjoyed my "Lahmacun". The lady who helped me was super friendly and I watched her make my pizza which was very cool. Great friendly atmosphere and I really enjoyed this dish. I want to try them all.

during the day, view from Gerrard Street

Jimi S.

Pizza Pide sits on a completely unremarkable corner, in an unremarkable building, across from an unremarkable mall (see Gerrard Square above - they are trying though), YET, as you might expect from the sly repetitive word setup, they are, indeed anything BUT unremarkable. As you can see from the photos posted, their take on pizza is quite different than anything ive ever seen. Aside from the different appearance, the dough itself is perhaps more pastry like - more like challah, like a blueberry bun (might be a bit too jewish of a reference but im trying to bring everyone together here...). This texture makes for a nice change of pizza pace. Moreover, fried eggs on pizza!!! Of course. It's even great to chomp on the fresh onions, parsley and tomatoes they include with your pizza. Now, don't be fooled by the photos because each pizza is probably the side of 2 calzones, but not as doughy. Havent tried any other other turkish fare there other than the pizza, but no doubt these recipes come from tradition, family and love and you can feel it with each bite. So its just to say you wont have to twist my arm to feast on a kebab or two. The harder it is for me to pronounce the more i want it. the only drawback, is the ambience, of which there is none. but hey, its a pizza joint. take it home and eat in bed.

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Geoffrey W.

Elite 13

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16 years ago

I only realized recently with Yelp's help that this wasn't a generic pizza joint, but rather their specialty is turkish 'pide', which isn't just a pun on "pizza pie", as I'd assumed. I've been there a few times now, each time I've had a pide, and each time I've enjoyed it. It's a little different from pizza, but mostly in a nice way. There are a little more herbs involved, and some come with quite a few vegetables tucked inside. There's no tomtato sauce, and there tends to be less cheese (which I guess would make it lower-fat). It's not haute cuisine by any means, but it's enjoyable, filling and made fresh. Because the pides are made to order, so it's slower than something like Pizza Pizza, but unless you're in a rush, that's probably a good thing. It's a nice change, and I'm sure i'll be back. They do regular slices and pizzas as well. The slices look like they don't sell very quickly, so they rarely seem appealing to me. The pizzas look good, and they do a walk-out XL for $10, which seems pretty cheap. I haven't tried their regular pizzas, but I assume they'd be decent. read more

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Powell M.

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13 years ago

Every savoury item on the menu makes my heart sing. I first became a fan of Turkish food on my stints in Berlin. This place brings back fond Kreuzberg memories. read more

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Zain A.

8 years ago

My fav forever and forever. I always wanted something eastern but not Shawarma, and I finally found it. The people cooking are women. No offensive but gotta say that, when the cook is made by women its made with love and the taste awesome. I love the food. Staffs are very friendly! read more

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Lawrence H.

14 years ago

1st timer when it came to Turkish Pizza... This place seems to work well on the number system. I had the #1 Lahmacun (ground beef with peppers, onions) and the #16 Sebzeli (vegetarian and feta cheese). I liked #1 the best, especially with the extra parsley, onion, tomato and lemon that you can wrap/fold up within the crispy dough. Service was friendly. We did takeaway and it took about 15 minutes even though it was quite busy. I think I would rather eat in next time since it probably tastes best right out of the oven however there are only about 5 small tables. Nice change of pace from the usual pizza. read more

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High Sticks C.

11 years ago

Recently changed ownership, and quite shockingly, it's actually better then before. (Didn't think that was possible). Here is what you are going to do. You are going to walk in. You're going to order the assorted pide (#18). You're going to sit down and wait 10 minutes. They're going to deliver to your table. You are going to pour some hot sauce and garlic sauce on the side. You are going to dip and enjoy. It's amazing. read more

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Sarah S.

9 years ago

Great I love coming here. Staff are friendly and the place is clean and simple. Nice when you want something quick and different read more

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Amin K.

7 years ago

One of the oldest pizza joints near downtown but I feel like just because the place is small it doesn't get enough recognition but I think it has that one of the best pizzas that is provided in Toronto area so I definitely think people should give it a try read more

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Arora S.

10 years ago

Gluten-free review: None of the food here is gluten-free, however it's really delicious (or so I'm told) so the only time I come here is with someone who really wants to get one of their pizzas. We always get it to go so that I can get food somewhere else and we can eat together. If you want to stay here while accompanying someone who will eat the food here, I suggest eating beforehand yourself because the food smells amazing here and you will get HANGRY at not being able to eat it. If you're not going to accompany anyone here then don't bother going here. You'll just be disappointed that you can't eat delicious pide. TL;DR no gluten-free options read more

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Marc D.

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13 years ago

Finally stopped in here today after planning to for at least two years. Was very happy with it. Very tasty not too oily Pide. Had the #11 Turkish sausage and mozzarella. Really enjoyed it. Very friendly owner Worth checking out read more

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Dilan D.

7 years ago

I went this place twice and I tried three kind of pide, 'roasted lamb&mozzarella', 'chunks of tender&mozzarella' and 'Spinach&Feta'. Each of them was perfectly delicious. I think this place is good for lunch. read more

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Winnie Y.

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10 years ago

Love the fresh made pizzas. I've tried about 5 or 6 of them and they are all delicious. Particularly love the thin crust ones and all the generous sides the pizzas come with (onions, parsley, pickled hot peppers, lemon, and tomato). read more

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John C.

11 years ago

As a half Turk and very critical eater, I have to say this place is a slam dunk. No frills decor, you'll hear lots of Turks sitting and eating (not many options in the city, but it shows it's worth the trip), including those who must eat Halal (Muslim version of Kosher). The food is good, full of flavour and worth an east end trip. Grab the hot pepper flakes off the counter, as they are uniquely Turkish -- roasted peppers then ground to flaked goodness. read more

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Christine B.

13 years ago

This place is sooooo good! Call ahead for pickup and it will be ready in 20, sometimes a little longer on busy nights. They have a great selection but for first timers I recommend the sampler pizza. You'll get a slice of about 6 different varieties to try out. Just make sure you eat it hot! read more

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LJ C.

8 years ago

This is a great neighbourhood joint. Fresh baked Turkish pizzas for a reasonable price. The service has been really pleasant and friendly every time I've been here. I live near this place so I just call my order ahead. They have vegetarian (spinach or mixed veg) ones as well. It's my go-to when I want a quick snack or meal. read more

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Amber H.

14 years ago

Great place for a low-key lunch or dinner. Not much in the way of atmosphere, but good food for a good price. My friend and I ordered the #2 (beef and vegetables) and the #16 (feta and vegetables). I preferred the second. It was great with a squirt of lemon juice. We had tons of food left over. Definitely enough for a filling lunch tomorrow. I'd say Pizza Pide is a great alternative to a regular pizza joint: the crust is nice and thin, the pizza is quite flavourful and the food is unique but comforting. read more

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Yasemin A.

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10 years ago

Super fast and friendly service! Love everything there, I think the lahmacun is my favourite However, decor needs work. Food? Amazing! So turkish read more

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Kathi C.

Elite 12

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15 years ago

This was my first taste of Turkish pizza- my friend and I took several buses and hiked through the snow to get here, and it was worth it. I had to try the #18, which was a sampler to learn what I liked. And what I liked was anything with spinach and the #11 Sucuklu, which is the Turkish sausage and mozzarella cheese. Simple, I know, but delicious. I've only been one time but it was certainly memorable, and I'd go back the next time I'm in Toronto! read more

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Bill E.

9 years ago

I come here all the time the place is great! Mind you I only like the way they make the pizza. The place could use a facelift...

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Kelly A.

16 years ago

I love pizza pide! Pide is a traditional style Turkish pizza that is cheap, filling, and way better than a Pizza Pizza. Don't be discouraged by the sketchy exterior or trays circling "american" pizza slices. Simply order off the menu: the #1 Lahmacun ("lah-mah-joon") is our favourite. The only reason I didn't give it five 5 stars is the fact that the lahmacun guy doesn't work on Wednesdays and they often quote unreasonably long times for pickup. read more

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Walter L.

8 years ago

I love this place. Always fresh , steamy. Everyone is very friendly, Fresh veggies and spicy peppers on the side with pizza is very creative. Would definitely come again and again. read more

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Rich T.

16 years ago

Well, I finally gave this place a shot tonight. The reviews are dead on when it comes to the decor. That said, I've eaten off the streets in Asia so I was not exactly freaked out. As for the pizza? I was disappointed. It was OK at best. While their pizzas are certainly unique in shape, they certainly weren't in flavour. I thought they were quite bland. Maybe it's my taste buds but I've eaten alot of pizza in my life and it was nothing to write home about. Had the #18 which apparently is the most popular (tasting menu) but I would say it's quite forgettable. As for service, the place is way understaffed...maybe they lost some help recently as the owner seemed to be training someone. +ives: nothing that comes out; -ives: slow service read more

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Maura D.

9 years ago

So good. I mean, they have a ground beef pizza with an egg on it. Amazing. Take out is good and fast, and while the atmosphere is spartan fast-foodish, it's a great place to stop to eat also. read more

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Patrick G.

9 years ago

The pide is hands-down amazing. Fresh onion, parsley, tomatoes, lemon and pickled hot peppers to give each slice more crunch and texture is great too. I grew up eating lahmajoun and have tried all sorts of pide in the middle east and Pizza Pide is one of the best places I've tried. Try the lamb and cheese with feta instead of mozzarella - it's salty but delicious! read more

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Stephen B.

16 years ago

I'm a big fan. Good pizza, great price, nice owners, not a generic chain. All good.

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Michelle O.

12 years ago

Their 'etli ekmek' is one of the best in North America, if not the best. Decor is minimal, like a small pizza joint.

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Harun G.

12 years ago

On our route to Quebec city, we stopped by this place as our friend recommended it. One of the best Turkish pide we have eaten so far. Try "etli ekmek". On our way back to US, it was a must to stop by again and it was the same: very impressive. read more

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Desi Bunda G.

11 years ago

Ordered 3 pizzas. 1 salami, 1 chicken, 1 cheese. All phenomenal! wonderful staff great place and love the freshness! keep up the great work folks! you gotta love the garnishes Highly Highly Recommended!. read more

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Mark A.

16 years ago

Don't be confused with the decoration and location. At the end, what matters is the taste. It's been a regular stop for me at least for the last 7-8 years. Inexpensive, great taste, friendly service and always fresh. You should try the Dairy Fountain's Drinkable Yogurt with your "Pide". Make sure that you shake it very well before you drink it. I have tried all of them, and can't say which one is better. It's always good to try each time one of them. I do call them 15-20 min in advance and place my order for take-out or dine in. read more

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F. S.

7 years ago

Best pizza I've had. Extremely unique and tasty. Customer service was grea too. The only negative is that the place was small, but me and my family still dined in and had a good experience. If you're tired of the same old pizza from the various chains definitely give this a shot and it will renew your faith. read more

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Rhiannon J.

10 years ago

Very tasty. My boyfriend and I are new to Toronto and the east neighbourhood so we've been trying out new restaurants. After looking at the reviews on here we decided to give it a try tonight. We got #1 and #11 they were both unique and tasty. Nice thing crust and fresh ingredients. The peppers on the side were awesome. Well definitely get it again. read more

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Kali K.

9 years ago

Where have you been my whole life? I was well into my 30's (like deep in) and had lived a comfortable life eating lots of pizza. I'd told friends that pizza was my "deserted island food" and that i could eat pizza 24/7. Little did i know i knew nothing about pizza... And then, one day my life changed. My brother took me to Pizza-Pide. This unassuming place does one thing: pides. If you dont know, the pide is a turkish pizza. The crust isnt as thick, and the thing is just tastier. That one day at pizza-pide changed my life. Now my deserted island food isnt pizza, its pide. Go to pizza pide. Order a lahmajun and some other stuff (anything). Its all awesome. read more

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Cansu A.

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16 years ago

The food is decent but does not taste too much like Turkish cuisine. Has more Arabic influences to the cooking styles. The location is a bit "sketchy" and more designed like a fast-food restaurant. read more

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Dynafrom W.

14 years ago

Went here with a friend and I ordered the lahmacun. The dish was very tasty and had plenty of extra garnishes to add to it (try adding the peppers and rolling it up). Great service (owner?) and overall a pleasant experience. read more

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Andrea B.

13 years ago

Second visit - Lahmacun made right when you order, so delicious. Ayran for the adventurously authentic. Off the beaten path, but worth the trek. read more

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L J.

10 years ago

Great Turkish style pizzas at very reasonable prices....you have to try the lahmacun!

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Morgan L.

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13 years ago

Amazing joint. Love this place. My first time coming here and it was a great experience. One pizza is definitely shareable for two. But then again, if your coming with an appetite definitely get two. Why was this place such a great experience for me. The way the food was plated, how fresh everything was. I'd like to say I stepped into a turkish pizza joint IN TURKEY. Great toppings as well. Especially the amazing garlic sauce you'll find at a lot of falafel joints, and an awesome spicy sauce. Please support such a great owner and try this place out. Will definitely return read more

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Elif U.

12 years ago

We just early dinner. It is very clean and pleasant. Service is friendly and fast. I'll come back again.

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Justin L.

11 years ago

This is a great place to step out pf the normal boring Toronto taste. The food is amazing and the stars are really sweet. I was introduced to this place with order number #18 every bite is a different flavor. Now I've just done the exact same thing to someone else and passing on the trend. read more

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Rene R.

11 years ago

This place has gone down since new owners have taken over. The seem not be able to understand simple instructions. When you call in and they tell you it will be ready in 20 minutes and I show up 40 minutes later they have not even started my food. When ppl call ahead of time it is because they are in a hurry and don't want to wait! read more

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Dave R.

12 years ago

Great food, people working there you can actually tell care about the food they put out. Reasonable prices, only ever had the sampler pizza, but really when you can get the best of all worlds why wouldnt you. read more

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949 Gerrard Street E
Toronto, ON M4M 1Z1
Canada
Leslieville
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(416) 462-9666
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Hours

What time does Pizza-Pide open?

Pizza-Pide opens at 11:00 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.Pizza-Pide opens at 11:30 AM on Sunday.

What time does Pizza-Pide close?

Pizza-Pide closes at 10:00 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.Pizza-Pide closes at 9:00 PM on Sunday.

Mon-Sat 11:00 AM - 10:00 PMSun 11:30 AM - 9:00 PM

Food & Alcohol

Does Pizza-Pide have catering options?

No, Pizza-Pide does not have catering options.

Does Pizza-Pide serve alcohol?

No, Pizza-Pide does not serve alcohol.

Indoor Amenities

Does Pizza-Pide have TVs?

Yes, Pizza-Pide has TVs.

Outdoor Amenities

Does Pizza-Pide have bike parking?

Yes, Pizza-Pide has bike parking.

Does Pizza-Pide have outdoor seating?

No, Pizza-Pide does not have outdoor seating options.

Does Pizza-Pide have parking?

Yes, Pizza-Pide has parking options. Street Parking

Other Amenities

Is Pizza-Pide wheelchair accessible?

No, Pizza-Pide is not wheelchair accessible.

Does Pizza-Pide have free WiFi?

No, Pizza-Pide does not have free WiFi.

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Pizza Pide is a Turkish style made qourmet pide which is pizza alike. Our restaurant is located right at the corner of Gerrad St. East & Pape Avenue. Our special made PIDE by our skilled chefs will take your taste buds on a journey that you have never been before... If you're looking for a delicious pizza that's very reasonably priced, then this a place you should definitely try out.

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4.0(2 reviews)

3.6 km•Downtown Core

This is a Turkish-Mediterranean restaurant. The vibe is blue, like the restaurant's name…read more 1. Chicken Shawarma Pide ($17.99). 2. Adana Kebab Plate ($19.99). 3. Baklava (2 pieces for $5.49). 4. Turkish Tea ($2.00) x 2, but is free with a meal. A Pide is a Turkish Pizza. It came with red cabbage, gabage, pickles, and hot peppers. The pickles were too sourish. The chicken was mixed with two layers of cheese and a few slices of tomatoes. We ask them to hold the chili pepper. Adana is a lamb skewer. It was tasty and flavourful. It comes with a chili pepper and mixed salad, which was good. We swapped out the rice for fries, which was also good. The Baklava was just right; it wasn't drenched in honey, so it stays crispy. The Turkish Tea was the a good fish to a meal. Apparently, it is free when you have a dine-in meal. The customer service was good, except we have to keep asking to fill our water glasses. There is enough indoor seating. There is easy listening (English-language) music playing in the background. This restaurant opened in Feb 2024. There is free WiFi. The restaurant is wheelchair accessible, but there is no door-open button. There are separate male/female washrooms downstairs, thus not wheelchair accessible. There is paid neighbourhood street parking. There is one high chair for little children. Review 2024-148

i had the pide and also tried some of the adana kebab. while tasty, it was not a huge step up from…read morecheaper mediterranean food options

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Galata Restaurant

4.8(17 reviews)

1.4 km•The Danforth

Absolutely love this Turkish restaurant, everything is delicious and the meat kebabs come w sautéed…read moreonions tossed in a parsley-paprika spice, nice complement. Most entrées are served w shared items such as bread, simple salad, red cabbage, etc. Try anything lamb, you will be happy. Vegetarian? The falafel appetizer is delicious (note it is served not hot). We really enjoyed the kunefe and baklava w pistachios, desserts paired nicely w hot Turkish coffee (spiced w anise, cloves?) Price range: $$-$$$. Flavors: A++ : ] Not busy at 4-5pm. Crowds begin showing up after 7pm, large groups typically arrive, so be aware that walkins are feasible but better to make an RSVP. (Dinner group? Pls call ahead to reserve a table for parties, special occasion).

Grand Turkish Patio Dine In Experience at Galata Danforth. The food quality and service are…read morephenomenal. If you're in the area, definitely swing by. You have to use roadside paid parking service, so take TTC. Huge sitting space inside. Would love to visit again. The portions are huge. Recommended Meals: Tire Kofte, Chicken Shish, Mixed Doner, Saray Berti, Baklava, Rice Pudding and Turkish Tea. They also have combo meals for 4, 6 or 8 people. I wanted to try the calamari but its not available.

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Bosphorus Turkish Cuisine

4.6(45 reviews)

16.9 km

Bosphorus Turkish Cuisine is a great spot for authentic Turkish flavors in Toronto…read more I ordered the meat pide and the lamb Ali Nazik, and both dishes were excellent. The pide had a perfect balance of crispy crust and well-seasoned meat, while the Ali Nazim was rich, savory, and beautifully plated. Portions were generous without feeling heavy. Enjoyed the fresh Bosphorus bread. The staff were warm and attentive, and the service felt relaxed but efficient. The cozy decor and light Turkish music added a nice touch to the atmosphere. Prices felt fair for the quality, and I'd definitely come back to try more of their menu. Highly recommend if you're craving real Turkish comfort food!

Visited there on Friday evening around 7:30pm, and the service was pretty quick even if the…read morerestaurant was almost full. We were pleasantly surprised how big the mixed meat plate is! We also ordered pide, salad, and dumplings but couldn't even finish half of it. Very generous portion and delicious food :) I specially enjoyed the green salad and the mixed meat plater. Decoration was quite exotic too. Enjoy their chandelier too!

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Marmaris Turkish Restaurant

3.7(3 reviews)

8.9 km

The food fully held up to our Turkish standard. The Aperitif was a beautifully served Raki. We did…read morenot get appetizers however they did bring some fresh oven baked bread with some feta in the side. The portions were large and nicely spiced. The Adaman Kebab had the perfect spicy kick and the Chicken Kebab had a lovely savoury spice. Both served with rice, pickled purple cabbage, green pepper, onions and a salad, all surrounded by a nice baked flour tortilla. Frankly it was a lot and we took some home in a to-go container. Service was prompt, kind and caring. The ambiance was nice, nicer than most places we have eaten in Turkey, lighting appropriately dim, wood fired open, comfortable chairs and tables. They were very appreciative of our business and this restaurant is a nice addition to the neighbourhood mix.

Worst food ever. Got violently sick after eating here for…read morelunch. Please avoid this place at all costs. Unless you want to get sick for couple days with stomach aches and diarrhea.

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Ala Antioch Express

3.8(4 reviews)

1.4 km•Greektown, The Danforth

There's nothing shy about the flavours at this place. Got the kebab durum and chicken doner, and…read moreboth packed a wallop of taste. The meats were strongly season, the sauce was a tastebud hit, even the flatbread wrap had a hint of spiciness to it. Place is clean and spacious. Prices are fair. Kitchen is quick. A good stop for a quick bite!

It was our first visit to this new restaurant on Danforth and it was their grand opening weekend…read morewith $5.99 beef or chicken doner wrap specials. I got one of each and both were so delicious! These were Turkish style doners and had unique flavours and spices. I loved the crispy look of the wraps and the delicious red sauce. The beef and chicken were fresh and juicy. We went at 12noon lunch time on a Friday and it wasn't busy. We got a seat easily and the ambiance was nice. The staff was friendly and I loved the painted mural of the history of the Turkish culture. Definitely will be back!

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Liu Loqum Atelier

5.0(3 reviews)

5.3 km

Wonderful addition to a foodhall dominated by savoury treats. This spot serves up the most…read moredelicious, varied, textured, soft and chewy Turkish delights. Definite hits were the chocolate or pistachio halvas (sweet and powdery, almost a cross between a gummy treat and a cakey biscuit), pistachio roll (like an all-out pistachio flavoured baklava), and brownie turkish delight (fusiony and fun). Service is welcoming, patient and really nice. Prices are reasonable (especially for this foodhall). And all the colours will just put a smile on your face. These delights are a definite treat!

I asked the lady at the counter which was her favourite and she kindly said Rose loqum! It was so…read moregood, I felt lucky to even be enjoying it. I regret not buying more for my flight home. If you're staying at The Ace Hotel, walk across and grab you one.

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Meat Point

4.1(80 reviews)

12.9 km•Downsview

3.5 - I came here earlier than my friend so the staff kindly allowed me to sit while waiting for my…read morefriend to arrive. The waiter was really nice, he was friendly and smiling when he greeted me and took our order. My friend and I shared the meat doner with bulgur because we were not that hungry. When it came, it looked too good to eat. Presentation was well done with a variety of toppings and it was aromatic. Sadly we found the meat to be too salty for us. It was hard to eat when the bulgur and pita were running out as well. We were surprised to see that we were charged for $4 just for a cup of water each?? Apparently this is their norm but I wish I knew before coming here so I could say no to it as I had my own water with me...

3.5 stars A friend…read morefrom out-of-town actually found this restaurant. We arrived separately, and it's a bummer that the parking lot for the plaza is so small. It's a good thing though that we were able to park on the residential street after 6 p.m. This is a fairly small restaurant with a patio. Menus are viewed by scanning a QR code. I'm not sure if it's specified, but certain items are only available at certain times. There's a chance that what you want to order is sold out or not available, so I'd recommend having a backup order ready. It was a super busy night when we went, so the food did take quite a while and was severely staggered in arriving at the table. Luckily, the restaurant was considering adding a pasta dish to their menu, and we were given one to try complimentarily. It was pretty tasty, and so were the dishes that we each ordered. The portions are decent, so if you're not a big eater, it'd be good to share dishes. The bread is so fluffy and yummy! At the end of the meal, we were given tea. It was a nice touch. However, they should specify that it's on the house. I had brought a cake and asked if we'd be able to cut it and eat it there. The server said yes, but it'd be a $5 charge per person. I understand that they provide plates and cutlery and will have to wash it, and I'm not sure what the norm is, but $5 per person seems high.

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Agha Turkish Restaurant & Cafe

4.1(29 reviews)

28.9 km•Clarkson

I've been here twice and both times were a great experience. The food was delicious across the…read moreboard, and the food is mostly family style, so it's definitely a spot where you can share a bunch of dishes with friends or family. If you're into Turkish food or just want to try something different, this place is absolutely worth a visit.

Food was absolutely delicious. Food was full of flavors…read more Tried different hot starters, cold starters, pistachio kebab, kunafa, Turkish coffee, Turkish tea. Amazing customer service. Beautiful setting to dine in. Huge free parking lot I heard it can get really busy during peak hours. We went for a lunch on a Friday. It was almost empty. Server was really kind and friendly. I highly recommend this place.

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Heather M.

Elite 17

464

15 years ago

Wow wow wow wow! This place is a veritable taste sensation! Who cares about the decor, the pides are so amazing that you just tune it out when you're eating. We ordered the vegetable and cheese one, the ground beef one, the lamb sausage one, and a Turkish sausage one, and they were out of this world (my favourite was the ground beef). The pides come on a long plate along with some fresh onion, parsley, tomato and peppers. It was slightly daunting at first to be eating raw onion on these pides, but actualy they were phenomenal - not overbearing at all! Also, finishing off with some baklava (as well as something that looked like baklava which they called "green desert [sic] with pistachios") and accompanying it all with some of the lemon drink (which is not carbonated) is fantastic. The guy working behind the counter is also super nice. I will return. YUM. Side note, although this is a small place, there were a few tables here - we came in a group of 5 and were surprisingly seated comfortably. Also, each pide is only $9.99 - bargains! read more

Billy S.

14 years ago

Great place to come and have some beer and pizza! Pizza Pide doesn't have your 'pizza joint' feel. It leans more sit down/classy pub, but still feels like a place you can come hang out and relax. They are known for their deep dish pizza, so we got a couple of those along with some chicken wings. It was good, but the best deep dish pizza I've ever had is still Zachary's Pizza in Ottawa! Don't get me wrong, everything at Little Star was good. I have no real complaints. It wasn't my favorite. Both the wings and the pizza were just off the mark and short of a 'wow.' The food was a 3.5, but the beer selection and experience gave it a 4. read more

Evan S.

372

15 years ago

What a great twist on pizza. Not only is it delicious, but it is a lot less greasy than most pizza joints. The owner/operator who works there is very genuine and loves to see new people ee awesome and will help you navigate the peculiar menu. I recommend the variety pide for your first time there. The standard pizza slices are good as well, really inexpensive. read more

Amrit J.

14 years ago

Ive now tried about 4 places in the city that have this type and pizza and pizza pide takes the trophy. Their ingredients are perfect and always fresh. I love the lamp and will not go without having the yogurt drink. The owner is always so nice and last time even gave me a dessert to sample. BEST turkish pizza joint in the city. read more

Peggy M.

14 years ago

This is a must place for me when I get to Toronto..Everthing on the menu is so delicous, but my favourite is kavurma-though I can't remember the number maybe #9? ..This place is always packed so better call in advance and order! The prices are so reasonable for the quality!.I rarely give 5 Star but this place deserves.. read more

Jayden H.

14 years ago

Food is so great we keep coming back to this place..It is little corner pizza store with authentic delicious food. Our kids loved the food as well. Though if you planning to go now, they are closed for 3 weeks for renovation. read more

Dan D.

14 years ago

Totally delicious is all I can say. Not the cheapest but who cares, besides who has time for an opinion when your mouth is full of hot pizza toppings. I will be going back with a lady friend next time. read more

Virág R.

5 years ago

Food poisoning!!!! No taste at all!!! Just save yourself a very bad diarrhea and vomiting and ofc your money and go somewhere where you can get a clean edible food! read more

Helena G.

14 years ago

What a grateful pizza really! The operator who works is very polite. Price is very inexpensive, for $9,99 it is worth. I will return and taste it again for sure. read more

Andrew B.