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Came Saturday around noon, was about an hour wait but well worth it!!! Was easy to find seating after ordering; and shout out the friendly 16 year old who works at the front door and helps with line management. Really nice neighbourhood and one of the best pizza spots in the city. Recommend the Burata with hot honey, and vodka pizza
There's no Toronto pizzeria more iconic than Badiali's, known for the long lines and salivating pizzas. You know this spot is good when I come back for a 2nd, 3rd or maybe my 4th slice, and the vodka pie features the same beautiful, crispy pizza crust, topped with a fresh, savory and tangy vodka rose sauce with a touch of creaminess, especially when dotted with islands of cheesy fior di latte.
Badiali is truly that girl. We finally got to try the pizza that was so good it inspired a Miss Vickie's chip flavor, and it absolutely lived up to the hype. We came around noon and the place was already packed out the door. Since it was our first visit, we went for a mix of slices: Pepperoni: A classic done right. The perfect amount of pepperoni with a crispy yet fluffy crust. Vodka: Creamy and velvety without making the slice soggy. The depth of flavor was surprisingly rich. Burrata Marinara: Light, fresh, and beautifully balanced. The burrata, basil, and marinara make the perfect trio. This was our favorite of the four. Capicola & Pineapple: I loved that the pineapple was sliced thin instead of chunky. The capicola wasn't heavy or overly salty, and the sweet and savory balance worked really well. People were leaving with stacks of pizza boxes, which says a lot. We even debated grabbing a whole pie for later but decided to show a little self restraint. After finally trying it for ourselves, the hype makes complete sense. This is easily some of the best pizza I've had in the city.
Waited 1 hour on a Saturday evening beginning at 8:30 pm. Limited outdoor seating. Good crispy thin pizza. Around $6 CAD per slice. They had to turn people away because they have a hard stop at 10 pm. Would come earlier if I were to come back. The also stopped serving whole pies past a certain time and ran out of some of the menu.
Could there be a more simple, yet perfect slice than the burrata marinara? For me, no. The bright acidity and subtle sweetness of the marinara sauce coats the crisp, light dough, accented by the milky creaminess of the burrata and fragrant highlight of fresh basil. The variety of flavours mingle to give you a good bite through and through. If you're in the neighbourhood and there is a lineup of less than 10 people (trust me, it goes by fast), come on in!! Service is efficient and my order has always been correct. There is very limited space to stand and eat by the windows (...and you get a view of the lineup, the lineup also gets a good view of you, hahah), and there are also a few tables and chairs outside. When the weather is nice, you could walk to the park nearby and have food there. I know you can order ahead, skip the line, by getting a whole pie, but I want variety! Perfect to come with a friend, order 2 slices each, request when they heat up and slice down the middle, allowing you to try 4 types of slices. I also like the mushroom bianco, cacio e pepe, and salami and hot pepper. But whatever you get, get the burrata marinara too and start your meal with that. mmmm... I will be back again and again.
Was craving a good pizza place while visiting Toronto and we ended up with this final choice. Literally the best quality pizza i've had and huge in serving too! We ended up with capicolla & pineapple, vodka, margherita, and burrata marinara. My personal favorite was the capicolla & pineapple as there were even purple onions on it which made it taste in the perfect savory and sweet! Highly recommend trying the ranch and hot honey to pair with your pizzas! There are only bar areas for people to stand and eat. We were so hungry and we got lucky to snag a vacant area to eat our meals right away.
So it's a cold Winter day. So why not go to a place known for its line-up of people waiting for a slice of pizza? I walked over from Ossington, and you can smell the delicious aroma as you get near. It gave me hope of eating some good pizza. The place is tiny, 8 people maximum inside for the slice line. Fortunately I didn't have to wait too long, and was soon ordering a pepperoni and a Margherita slice. Service was pleasant and efficient. The place was packed. There is no seating inside, and the outdoor patio furniture is stacked up for the winter, so if you want to sit while you're eating, bring a car, or decide to live nearby. The crust was the same for both, excellent thin crust with nice chewiness, good browning on the bottom, and a crispy but not roof of the mouth destroying crust. The sauce was also great. Clearly made with love, a little sweet, a lot savoury. The cheese was good quality and had just enough pull to make it fun and not annoying. The pepperoni slice was solid. Nothing amazing, but the slices were quality and had a nice little kick to them. I hesitate to call them cup and char, since some were submerged. The Margherita slice was amazing. The way the fresh uncooked basil hit with the combo of the sauce and cheese to give a floral-tomato kiss inside my mouth...this is my new favourite Margherita slice in town! Crowded, yes, but the hype is real here, and I completely understand the line-ups. If you don't mind standing and eating, or have some way to get a seat somewhere in the neighborhood, then this place gets a high recommendation from me. (Or wait until they put out the patio furniture again when the weather warms up.)
Visited on a Sunday at around 2 and the long line took us about 45 minutes to get our pizza. I saw there was a separate line to order ahead of time and would do that next time. Known for their Vodka one, but I liked the pepperoni more. Mushroom bianco was also good but the carmelizd onions were too sweet. Not a floppy pizza, super thin, super crisp, super nice. Reminds me of pizza in New York.
I've heard so much about Badiali being the best pizza in the city that Miss Vickie's even made a chip out of it, so I definitely had to check it out and it's been a long time coming. As expected, the line was long even at 3 PM with everyone wanting to get their pizza fix. The line moved fairly well but it still took time with the amount of people. Once I got in, it made sense with the size of the place and how much people can actually fit inside. The staff was super friendly and turnaround was quick once you manage to order. Opted for the Vodka and the Burrata Marinara. The vodka was such a revelation, so simple but yet so flavourful. The sauce was amazing and I definitely see why it's so hyped. The burrata was still good, but after tasting the Vodka it didn't quite live up to that standard as much. Definitely well worth the hype and the wait, but for next time will definitely pre-order and get the whole pie to avoid the wait times.
I thought I had the best slice of pizza in NYC. Until I randomly stumbled upon Pizzeria Badiali last night. The cheese slice with vodka sauce was absolute perfection. It wasn't until that first bite that I truly understood why people are willing to wait in line for a slice of pizza in freezing cold weather. Trust me, it's worth it. And for what it's worth, the line moves pretty fast.
Hands down the best authentic pizza I've ever had. This popular pizza spot definitely lives up to the hype. There was a line when we arrived, and we waited about 30 minutes, but it was worth it - the line does move quick. The place is small inside with no indoor seating, but they do have a few patio seats, making it a great option for takeout. The staff were friendly, and the menu is short and simple. We ordered the Spicy Vodka, Burrata, Mushroom Bianco, and Cacio e Pepe pizzas. The Spicy Vodka was the standout for me--so flavorful, perfectly balanced, and easily the favorite. The Burrata pizza was a close second; I love burrata, and this one was incredibly creamy and rich without being too heavy. The Mushroom Bianco had great flavour and was cheesy, while the Cacio e Pepe was good but a bit on the salty side for me and slightly heavy. But would definitely recommend getting the Spicy Vodka for sure if stuck between which pizza to get.
After hearing all the hype I tried Badiali's and I was not disappointed! The restaurant is really small and there was a huge line when I went on a Monday at noon, so I highly recommend ordering online and picking up. The pizza itself was so incredibly good! The pizza crust was to die for, as it was really flakey with a good chew. It was almost like a good croissant. I had a couple different flavors and they were all really good but I was most impressed with the mushroom pizza. I typically don't get mushrooms on my pizza but these mushrooms were so juicy and went so well with the caramelized onions! Delicious!
1 month ago
I went just after lunchtime, so the line was pretty short and I got my pizza quickly. Google reviews definitely seem trustworthy here～ So far, this is hands down the best pizza in Toronto among affordable spots. I ordered five different flavors, and for burrata lovers like me, the burrata marinara is an absolute must-try. This is the first pizza I've had in Toronto with such perfect layers: crispy crust, chewy dough, and generous, flavorful toppings [doge]～ I used to doubt it when I saw the long lines--my mistake haha～ Make sure to eat it while it's hot! If you take it home and reheat it, it really loses something read more
Pizzeria Badiali absolutely lives up to the hype. The slices are crisp, flavourful, and hit that perfect balance of chewy and charred that only a real NYC‑style pie can pull off. The toppings taste super fresh, the sauce has that tangy kick, and the whole experience just feels like a guaranteed good decision. One tip I highly recommend: pre‑order. The waits can get long but, ordering ahead makes the whole thing smooth and stress‑free. Totally worth it for pizza this good. read more
2 months ago
I have always wanted to try Badiali after see all the reviews and I understand the hype! The pizza here is one of the best if not the best in the city. I sampled a bunch as you can see in the photos and the slice with burrata and basil was by far my favorite. You might feel rushed during their busy service because it is not a big space so I would suggest to decide what you want first before getting in line. I am already thinking about going back as I write this review! read more
4 days ago
Came Saturday around noon, was about an hour wait but well worth it!!! Was easy to find seating after ordering; and shout out the friendly 16 year old who works at the front door and helps with line management. Really nice neighbourhood and one of the best pizza spots in the city. Recommend the Burata with hot honey, and vodka pizza read more
1 day ago
There's no Toronto pizzeria more iconic than Badiali's, known for the long lines and salivating pizzas. You know this spot is good when I come back for a 2nd, 3rd or maybe my 4th slice, and the vodka pie features the same beautiful, crispy pizza crust, topped with a fresh, savory and tangy vodka rose sauce with a touch of creaminess, especially when dotted with islands of cheesy fior di latte. read more
2 months ago
Badiali is truly that girl. We finally got to try the pizza that was so good it inspired a Miss Vickie's chip flavor, and it absolutely lived up to the hype. We came around noon and the place was already packed out the door. Since it was our first visit, we went for a mix of slices: Pepperoni: A classic done right. The perfect amount of pepperoni with a crispy yet fluffy crust. Vodka: Creamy and velvety without making the slice soggy. The depth of flavor was surprisingly rich. Burrata Marinara: Light, fresh, and beautifully balanced. The burrata, basil, and marinara make the perfect trio. This was our favorite of the four. Capicola & Pineapple: I loved that the pineapple was sliced thin instead of chunky. The capicola wasn't heavy or overly salty, and the sweet and savory balance worked really well. People were leaving with stacks of pizza boxes, which says a lot. We even debated grabbing a whole pie for later but decided to show a little self restraint. After finally trying it for ourselves, the hype makes complete sense. This is easily some of the best pizza I've had in the city. read more
25 days ago
Waited 1 hour on a Saturday evening beginning at 8:30 pm. Limited outdoor seating. Good crispy thin pizza. Around $6 CAD per slice. They had to turn people away because they have a hard stop at 10 pm. Would come earlier if I were to come back. The also stopped serving whole pies past a certain time and ran out of some of the menu. read more
Could there be a more simple, yet perfect slice than the burrata marinara? For me, no. The bright acidity and subtle sweetness of the marinara sauce coats the crisp, light dough, accented by the milky creaminess of the burrata and fragrant highlight of fresh basil. The variety of flavours mingle to give you a good bite through and through. If you're in the neighbourhood and there is a lineup of less than 10 people (trust me, it goes by fast), come on in!! Service is efficient and my order has always been correct. There is very limited space to stand and eat by the windows (...and you get a view of the lineup, the lineup also gets a good view of you, hahah), and there are also a few tables and chairs outside. When the weather is nice, you could walk to the park nearby and have food there. I know you can order ahead, skip the line, by getting a whole pie, but I want variety! Perfect to come with a friend, order 2 slices each, request when they heat up and slice down the middle, allowing you to try 4 types of slices. I also like the mushroom bianco, cacio e pepe, and salami and hot pepper. But whatever you get, get the burrata marinara too and start your meal with that. mmmm... I will be back again and again. read more
6 months ago
Was craving a good pizza place while visiting Toronto and we ended up with this final choice. Literally the best quality pizza i've had and huge in serving too! We ended up with capicolla & pineapple, vodka, margherita, and burrata marinara. My personal favorite was the capicolla & pineapple as there were even purple onions on it which made it taste in the perfect savory and sweet! Highly recommend trying the ranch and hot honey to pair with your pizzas! There are only bar areas for people to stand and eat. We were so hungry and we got lucky to snag a vacant area to eat our meals right away. read more
So it's a cold Winter day. So why not go to a place known for its line-up of people waiting for a slice of pizza? I walked over from Ossington, and you can smell the delicious aroma as you get near. It gave me hope of eating some good pizza. The place is tiny, 8 people maximum inside for the slice line. Fortunately I didn't have to wait too long, and was soon ordering a pepperoni and a Margherita slice. Service was pleasant and efficient. The place was packed. There is no seating inside, and the outdoor patio furniture is stacked up for the winter, so if you want to sit while you're eating, bring a car, or decide to live nearby. The crust was the same for both, excellent thin crust with nice chewiness, good browning on the bottom, and a crispy but not roof of the mouth destroying crust. The sauce was also great. Clearly made with love, a little sweet, a lot savoury. The cheese was good quality and had just enough pull to make it fun and not annoying. The pepperoni slice was solid. Nothing amazing, but the slices were quality and had a nice little kick to them. I hesitate to call them cup and char, since some were submerged. The Margherita slice was amazing. The way the fresh uncooked basil hit with the combo of the sauce and cheese to give a floral-tomato kiss inside my mouth...this is my new favourite Margherita slice in town! Crowded, yes, but the hype is real here, and I completely understand the line-ups. If you don't mind standing and eating, or have some way to get a seat somewhere in the neighborhood, then this place gets a high recommendation from me. (Or wait until they put out the patio furniture again when the weather warms up.) read more
6 months ago
Visited on a Sunday at around 2 and the long line took us about 45 minutes to get our pizza. I saw there was a separate line to order ahead of time and would do that next time. Known for their Vodka one, but I liked the pepperoni more. Mushroom bianco was also good but the carmelizd onions were too sweet. Not a floppy pizza, super thin, super crisp, super nice. Reminds me of pizza in New York. read more
I've heard so much about Badiali being the best pizza in the city that Miss Vickie's even made a chip out of it, so I definitely had to check it out and it's been a long time coming. As expected, the line was long even at 3 PM with everyone wanting to get their pizza fix. The line moved fairly well but it still took time with the amount of people. Once I got in, it made sense with the size of the place and how much people can actually fit inside. The staff was super friendly and turnaround was quick once you manage to order. Opted for the Vodka and the Burrata Marinara. The vodka was such a revelation, so simple but yet so flavourful. The sauce was amazing and I definitely see why it's so hyped. The burrata was still good, but after tasting the Vodka it didn't quite live up to that standard as much. Definitely well worth the hype and the wait, but for next time will definitely pre-order and get the whole pie to avoid the wait times. read more
3 months ago
I thought I had the best slice of pizza in NYC. Until I randomly stumbled upon Pizzeria Badiali last night. The cheese slice with vodka sauce was absolute perfection. It wasn't until that first bite that I truly understood why people are willing to wait in line for a slice of pizza in freezing cold weather. Trust me, it's worth it. And for what it's worth, the line moves pretty fast. read more
Hands down the best authentic pizza I've ever had. This popular pizza spot definitely lives up to the hype. There was a line when we arrived, and we waited about 30 minutes, but it was worth it - the line does move quick. The place is small inside with no indoor seating, but they do have a few patio seats, making it a great option for takeout. The staff were friendly, and the menu is short and simple. We ordered the Spicy Vodka, Burrata, Mushroom Bianco, and Cacio e Pepe pizzas. The Spicy Vodka was the standout for me--so flavorful, perfectly balanced, and easily the favorite. The Burrata pizza was a close second; I love burrata, and this one was incredibly creamy and rich without being too heavy. The Mushroom Bianco had great flavour and was cheesy, while the Cacio e Pepe was good but a bit on the salty side for me and slightly heavy. But would definitely recommend getting the Spicy Vodka for sure if stuck between which pizza to get. read more
After hearing all the hype I tried Badiali's and I was not disappointed! The restaurant is really small and there was a huge line when I went on a Monday at noon, so I highly recommend ordering online and picking up. The pizza itself was so incredibly good! The pizza crust was to die for, as it was really flakey with a good chew. It was almost like a good croissant. I had a couple different flavors and they were all really good but I was most impressed with the mushroom pizza. I typically don't get mushrooms on my pizza but these mushrooms were so juicy and went so well with the caramelized onions! Delicious! read more
8 months ago
Badiali was the second stop of our food crawl with some friends. I was looking forward to having one of their pizzas for a long time as I heard so many good things. My friends and I shared a large Pepperoni pizza. I thought to go with a classic as the first pizza I tried here. Seating is limited and you are lucky to find a table in the patio, which we were that day. Not to be a pizza snob or anything, but I wasn't blown away like I was expecting. Don't get me wrong I thought the crust was good and had a nice chew to it, but found the pizza to be way too salty. Could be because of all the pepperoni on it. In saying that, I had other pepperoni pizzas and it wasn't a salt bomb, like this one. Next time I will try the Margherita pizza, which is the ultimate classic pizza. Simple, but when done right there is nothing better. 3.5* read more
1 month ago
Came here the day before and the line was a bit too long for us- and we weren't prepared to wait cause it was a bit too cold (we aren't from here)- so we opted to try and come back. SO GLAD THAT WE DID! We came today, right when they opened! We were first in line- and I understand why people line up. We ordered the burrata, cacio e pepe, pepperoni, mushroom, and Margherita slices. The dough/crust was great nice and crispy but still soft. The sauce on the pie was perfect. And the garlic dipping sauce was good too! Staff was friendly and the smells coming out of the place were amazing! 10/10 recommend! read more
Wow! This has got to be the best pizza in Toronto, hands down. The pizza is crispy, but not too crispy, there are plenty of toppings, but not too many... everything was just perfectly balanced. With having the title of one of the best pizzerias in Toronto, you should expect long lines. The interior is nice as well, but not much standing space to eat your pizzas. There are chairs and tables set up outside for you to enjoy. read more
Pizzeria Badiali did not disappoint. We pre-ordered the spicy vodka rose sauce pizza. When we arrived at the restaurant, there was a line out the door (even though it was 9:30pm). Our order was ready right on time and tasted fantastic. However, the pizza cost around $45 which I found a bit over priced. The restaurant is quite small; note there are high tables (no chairs) around the restaurant for people to eat. read more
I live far from this place but have been there 2x in two weeks because it's that good. I had no doubt why it's ranked the best pizza in Toronto. Badiali has become my #1 for pizza. I wish I lived nearby so i could get their pizza whenever i want.... No space inside to eat, so u need to be prepared to eat while standing and wait in a queue for about 20 minutes to get ur slices. However, it is definitely worth the wait. There's outdoor seating available to sit and eat. read more
7 months ago
Pizza so good I don't even remember the line. The vodka sauce is so so good, dough is the perfect chew, honestly perfect size for a reasonable price oh mama mia I will be back read more
3 months ago
this place was popular on canadian tiktok so we decided to take a visit. except that this place is booked out to the max!! they stop taking walk-in orders hours before they close, so we had to come back another time. this time we ordered online to pick up a pie, which was more convenient. it was around $30CAD, so a bit pricey when compared to chains like dominos. they don't have a lot of seating inside or outside, and it was packed inside the actual building. so then we just finished the pizza in my car. and i have mixed thoughts - i like the sauce, and the toppings of basil was nice. but the pizza tasted slightly burnt, which threw off the delicate flavor of the tomato. and the crust was more on the chewy side, i wish it was crispier. honestly? i thìnk this place is overhyped, if you've tried pizza from other cities like detroit and chicago, then you'd also think the same. but... if you live here and want some pizza, then this place will suffice. although i thìnk domino's 50% off does just fine if not better read more
1 year ago
Pizzeria Badiali is a very popular pizza joint that is known for its delicious traditional pizzas and dips. Often with line ups and now I can see why. Is it the best pizza in the city? That is debatable however it is memorable and hits the spot. It's recommended to go at a less busy time, weekdays during the day. The restaurant can get quite busy on weekends, so it is best to avoid those times if you are looking for a less crowded experience. I went both on a weekday and weekend and it was the same level of busy. The pizza slice with vodka is by far my favourite and their garlic dip is so refreshing, probably the best dip I've had in while. The staff are fast and friendly and hospitable. It's definitely worth going to for the experience and the hype is understandable. read more
I've been hearing about Badiali for a bit and decided to swing by. I was driving down a few smaller streets and when I came across it, realized it's a neighbourhood pizza joint which is awesome! I was worried I wouldn't find parking but luckily there was a spot just in front of the small street that I was able to parallel park into. I got out and hopped into the store. I assume in the summer there's going to be some lines as they had the stanchions outside. I walked in and I had a good look around. There's no places to sit but there is a window rail that I saw somebody enjoying their slice. I walked up and wasn't sure what to do so one of the people at the counter helped me out. I checked out the menu and decided to check what was available at the pizza window. For some reason I decided to grab a vegan slice which is that marinara looking slice. I put my order in, paid and then waited 3 minutes for them to get my slice a nice second heating. I took my slice to the pizza window to enjoy the sun and the check out the neighbourhood...not much going on as it seems pretty quiet. I have to say the slice was pretty good and the bake on the crust is really nice with a solid crunch and a bit of chew. I'm probably going to get lectured on I should have tried a different slice but overall, nice pie, great staff, awesome neighbourhood and the pizza was good enough I'll be back to try other things when I'm in the area. read more
I visited around 12:00 they open at 11:30 obviously it's been snowing a lot here in Canada so I think that's probably why there was no line or any weight I walked in and was able to order right away. They do not have any chairs they do have a little counter that you can eat over but there's no actual chairs to sit down I bought three slices the vodka slice, the pepperoni slice and the capicola and pineapple slice. The vodka was my favorite it was absolutely delicious it smelled even more delicious if that is possible I highly recommend 10 out of 10. The sauce and cheese paired well together. the pepperoni I thought was really great but I felt like I couldn't taste the cheese if I could taste the cheese a little bit more it would have been 10 out of 10. The capicola and pineapple was okay, it wasn't horrible but nothing special read more
My husband was the one who recommended it to me and he didnt even buy me a slice the first time he went there. So today, I left my class during lunch and didn't come back cause I was too full to listen to the afternoon lectures. It's THAT good. I dont know how else I would describe how I feel about this pizza but to justify it by saying I miss my grad school classes for it The line was not as long when I arrived. It was kinda cold day so I was thinking the line wouldn't be as crazy, but after I got my order, suddenly the line grew. Nothing could stop people from getting good food. Definitely a gem!!!! read more
On a random unsuspecting residential street corner lies this old-school Italian pizzeria. It ranks very high in aesthetic appeal. On a weekday, there was a steady stream of patrons lining up to get their slice, as they are noted to be the best pizza in TO. I tried the burrata marinara and the vodka slice. Was it the best pizza I've ever had? No. But it was very delicious, with a crunchy thin crust, and worth the drive across town. The vodka slice was my favourite. I can see why there is big fanfare surrounding this establishment. There were six employees pumping out the pizza pies, and that is during the week. Imagine the lineups on the weekends! read more
Hands down best pizza in the city - it really lives up to the hype! The crust is thin but still holds it's shape, and the crust is just the right amount of chewiness, crunch & fluffiness. We got the Vodka Pie and Capicola & Pineapple. The sauce of the Vodka Pie was to die for and is not spicy at all! The Capicola one had more of a kick to it and definitely still my favourite. Don't forget to add the Green Garlic Ranch and Hot Honey dips! They really compliment the pizzas really well. We always pre-order whole pizzas ahead of time for in-store pickup to avoid the wait. The pizza reheats super well and tastes just as fresh as when you first picked it up! read more
5 months ago
Food on my actually 1st visit, 3 times a charm I finally made it and found street parking. Signs of good visit. I was disappointed. Door opens at 1130am. I was the 9th in line. 3 slices were ordered the mushroom Blanco, earthly tones, mixed with their herb blend, the right amount cheese and the crust great balance of chew, crunch and char. Caccio de Pepe my favorite on this visit. Black pepperly, cheese and olive oil. Their crust is amazing. Vodka was my 3rd slice. Their red sauce could've used a hint more herbs and the vodka wasn't noticeable. Again the crust is the star. Be sure any slice ordered is pop back in their oven to bring it back to temp and to crisp it back up Service, friendly, the was force on the efficient and quality. Ambiance, nothing fancy, dilm lighting, Gothic vibe, there wasn't a line. If you drive go with a friend or partner since parking is a challenge 1 drives and the 2nd lines up. read more
A lot of people said Badiali has the best slice in Toronto. That are partially right. It's maybe one of the best slices in North America. Dough is light but has chew to it. The sauce is delicious and isn't too acidic. The pepperoni were good quality and I have no idea who more people aren't doing a cacio e pepe slice because it was bonkers awesome. The place has a line all of the time for a reason. Order online or get a whole pie to skip the line. But just get your ass down here. read more
Incredible pizza, surprisingly kind service for how packed they are, and a fun lively environment. Love that it's sitting in a neighborhood, too - adds to the charm in my opinion. Have to leave my 5-star review because its current average of 4.5 feels low for how good it is. Downside is the line and parking.. but it's worth it! Highly recommend! read more
One of the best pizza spots in the city that absolutely lives up to the hype! I've heard the lines can be crazy but we came on a rainy day during the week so we didn't wait at all. The mushroom pizza was my favourite and we got the Caesar dip on the side - can't wait to come back! read more
6 months ago
2 months ago
Probably the best pizza I have ever experienced - absolutely blew me away with how thin, crispy, light and airy the outer crust was with a beautiful satisfying chew. I had three slices: vodka sauce w cheese, Cacio Pepe and salami/hot peppers. All amazing. Dipping sauce creamy pepperoncini- just perfectly balanced. Worth the wait and I would recommend eating at the counter right out of the oven. Easy 5 star +++ read more
very, very, very good experience with Pizzeria Badiali came here for a dinner date with a friend, and this place had zero line up, during a dinner hour...sweet ordered a 4 different veggie slices, a garlic dip, and two waters, as I didn't want to commit to a whole pizza, and I really appreciated the offering of individual slices, like a "sampler" of pizza just for me. service was quick and efficient, because like a call to the wild, as soon as my friend and I ordered food, a "bus load" of people came in to line up not much in the offering of seats, so standing room only there was a moment, when i tried the dipping sauce, and the world stopped moving, the depth of garlic with the creaminess made this sauce the absolute perfect choice for my pizza, even if it was something they were charging for. (i mentioned they need to bottle this sauce and sell it to go, which was met with no answer/nothing) fantastic slices of pizza and great company with my friend in catching up before a show in the area, after this visit I completely understand why this place is "rammed" with line ups at any and all given hours of the day all year long. I'm not a fan of patio's, but it is a negative we live in a part of the world where this pizzeria can't take advantage of that properly all year parking is a nightmare and is really the only negative to this restaurant being in the middle of a residential neighborhood one of the best pizza places in Toronto, even though this was one visit to date would absolutely come back, and go out of my way to come back 5+/5 read more
1 year ago
Amazing! The sauce is on point. The crust is perfectly crisp. We ordered a whole pepperoni pizza. Will definitely order again!! read more
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