Really good pizza Had the deluxe and the meat lovers and…read morethey were both very good Nice chewy crust Lots of cheese Fresh toppings

Good pizza, properly baked and generous toppings. Staff friendly. Order was ready when promised.read more

Great authentic home Italian style thin crust piping hot pizza Waitress was fun and a perfect…read moreserver

I will start my review by stating that this review reflects my opinion, and I am snobby when it…read morecomes to food. I have to give them points for the fact that the pizza is served hot and fast, but it is not fresh. It is definitely frozen, tasted a lot like Delissio, but it did have a good undercarriage, so there was that. But taste is what matters, and this pizza was not fresh, definitely frozen, but for a small town and in a rush, this place is okay, I guess. But given my snobishness, my 3-star rating, which I feel like a jerk for being the first to give, especially since they were so nice, reflects that, but aside from that, the place is divey, which makes it good that you are in and out.

Excellent place to watch the locks. They have excellent salads and wraps. It has a great selection…read moreand is very family friendly. They also have great beers. Inside it isn't as airy and open, so you really want to get that patio seat. Lots of fun each time. I wish they'd open up earlier some days for breakfast.

I left without ordering due to wait staff. Terrible experience. It was gross in there!read more

I discovered Pizza on Earth during Covid on a trip to Algonquin during one of the relaxations on…read morelockdown rules. In the interim years, Pizza on Earth has expanded significantly - there is now a cafe, an art gallery and a great patio to enjoy the food. The ordering space has also changed with the overall expansion. The pizza is amazing - great variety and a great combination of crispy, thin crust coupled with fresh, tasty toppings. There is a wider variety of drinks (including alcohol) and the cafe provides even further variety. This is a great gem - go climb the Dorset tower, hike Algonquin - and get a great pizza to celebrate!

Such a good hidden gem in Dorset!! I haven't been here in probably 15 years and I last remember it…read morebeing quite mediocre. But I have seen their online presence growing as well as the lines they have so we decided to give it a shot! We came around 11am on a Saturday. I wanted to try their coffee and bagels and my boyfriend wanted a pizza so we divided and conquered. The Smoked Salmon bagel was great - the bagel itself was nice and chewy (some capers would've put it on another level), but there was a good amount of all the ingredients (cream cheese, smoked salmon, red onion, arugula and fresh dill). The coffee was enjoyable, as there aren't many options for to go coffee in Dorset. The pizza was phenomenal!!! Fresh out of the oven, amazing quality ingredients and tasted delicious! I'm looking forward to trying their other pizzas as they all sound very good! Such a good food spot so close to our cottage too! I'm glad we decided to check these guys out again!

Terrible service terrible food and good luck getting them to deliver if you're further tham walking…read moredistance, dont waste your money here, go to the people that work for a living at square boys and get good quality food. These people just want to sit around and get paid for nothing.

My ribs were fall off the bone delicious. A relaxing and casual venue right on the main road…read more Service was good too. Will go back!

Absolutely terrible service. Was disrespected by wait staff. Talked about and gestured to in the…read morekitchen and treated like second class. All while I maintained a positive attitude and understanding on impossible wait times even though the restaurant was empty. I am disgusted with the treatment I received from this establishment and will be sure to keep anyone I know from experiencing the abismal situation I was just forced to pay for.

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.

Little restaurant off the side street of the lift locks, small patio out front with yellow…read moreumbrellas over looking cute cottage/historic shops, inside has a very dated feel. One could easily take this meal to go and sit by the lift lock canals to watch boats go by or to the kiddie beach 5mins away. Lots of free side parking or street parking. Menu seems safe/typical and the only thai food in the area, seemed busy enough to try as the pizza/pubs nearby were full on the patio or gross looking. 5* Service was very friendly but slow as it looked to be one waitress taking care of the whole place. We ordered two lunch specials (pad Thai , mango beef curry) and two spring rolls. Tasty yes, but compared to most Toronto Thai it was lacking from garnish and flavour profiles. My friend that suggested this place to me mentioned that, to step up the real flavour you need to ask the chef to make it"real Thai like" but I thought let's see if I don't... 3* Pad Thai- noodles decent, sauce was safe sweet and slightly tangy tamarind, it only came with crushed peanut, some hidden sprigs of bean sprout, a wedge of lime and almost a coriander sprig(so small it could have been parsley greens), eggs were nowhere to be found, and soft pieces chicken. 3.5* Mango Beef curry- made with real curry base and coconut milk but some pieces of beef were hard-chewy and some soft as expected. 2, just 2 chunks of mango found, perhaps the rest of mango got puréed in sauce? The side of rice was the smallest portion I have ever seen, maybe 5 tablespoons so there was more curry than one knew how to eat curry with. 2.5*Spring rolls- ok, typical frozen kind that got deep fried, glass noodles, cabbage, carrot with a vinaigrette of sweet chili 1* Presentation was non existent, it was like being served at home, decent food on a plate that you didn't have to cook. 5* Washrooms very clean If you're in the area and you are not craving burger, pizza, or ice cream, than this place is a nice change. If you're a foodie you must ask for the, "real Thai cooking" for more flavor instead of the safe Thai I got t

This is hard for me to write. I don't like to rate so low but the quality of the food was very…read morepoor. I ordered a side dish of vegetarian spring rolls and mango curry. The spring rolls tasted and looked like the ones you buy frozen from the supermarket. The sweet chili sause was watered-down. The mango curry dish had two small pieces of mango (hardly enough to call it a mango curry) and the smallest side of rice I have ever seen. On the positive side, our server was extremely friendly and did a wonderful job looking after us. Next time you are in Fenelon Falls, skip the thai.

I was quite surprised by this little shop. It was checked full of baked goods (single serving and…read morefamily sized), drinks and ice cream. They apparently also do hot dogs and other things as well according to the window ad. The service was okay if maybe a bit overbearing.