Best Chicken Pizza in Toronto
Here is a list of "Best Halal Pizza in Downtown Toronto". This list includes a variety of pizza places with the best pictures and detailed information as well as cuisines, prices, locations features, ratings and so on.
Haida Sandwich
Restaurant Name: Haida Sandwich
Phone Number: (647) 352–3344
Website: https://haidasandwich.ca/
Address: 15 Northtown Way #21, Toronto, ON M2N 7A2
Opening Hours: 11 AM — 12 AM
Dish Type: Pizza, Fast Food
Price: CA$30 for two people (approx.)
Delivery: Yes
Yelp Rating: 3.5
Google Rating: 4
Zomato Rating: 3.4
Foursquare Rating: 7.3
Haida Catering
Restaurant Name: Haida catering
Phone Number: (647) 352–3344
Website: https://www.haidacatering.ca/
Address: 15 Northtown Way #21, Toronto, ON M2N 7A2
Offers delivery to Downtown Toronto
Opening Hours: 11 AM — 12 AM
Dish Type: Pizza, Fast Food
Price: CA$30 for two people (approx.)
Delivery: Yes
Yelp Rating: 3.5
Google Rating: 4
Zomato Rating: 3.4
Foursquare Rating: 7.3
Blaze Pizza
Restaurant Name: Blaze Pizza
Phone number: (647) 933-1028
Website: https://www.blazepizza.com/
Address: 10 Dundas St E #124, Toronto, ON M5B 2G9, Canada
Opening hours: Mon-Thu, Sun : 11am – 10pm Fri-Sat : 11am – 12midnight
Dish Type: Italian, Pizza, Fast Food
Special Diet: Vegetarian Friendly, Vegan Options, Gluten Free Options
PriceRange: CA$25 for two people (approx.)
Yelp Rate: 4.5
Google business: 4.5
Zomato rate: 3.8
TripAdvisor rate: 4.5
Foursquare rate: 8.7
Pizzeria Via Mercanti
Restaurant Name: Pizzeria Via Mercanti
Phone Number: (647) 343-6647
Website: https://www.pizzeriaviamercanti.ca/
Address: 188 Augusta Ave, Toronto, ON M5T 2L4, Canada
Opening Hours: Mon-Thu, Sun : 12noon – 10pm Fri-Sat : 12noon – 11pm
Dish Type: Italian, Pizza
Special Diet: Vegetarian Friendly, Gluten Free Options
Price Range: CA$50 for two people (approx.)
Yelp Rate: 4
Google Business: 4.5
Zomato Rate: 4.2
TripAdvisor Rate: 4
Foursquare Rate: 7.6
Gusto 101
Restaurant Name: Gusto 101
Phone number: (416) 504-9669
Website: https://gusto101.com/
Address: 101 Portland St, Toronto, ON M5V 2N3, Canada
Opening hours: Mon-Wed : 11:30am – 10pm Thu : 11:30am – 11pm Fri : 11:30am – 1am Sat : 11am – 1am Sun : 11am – 10pm
Dish Type: Italian, Pizza
Special Diet: Vegetarian Friendly, Vegan Options, Gluten Free Options
Price Range: CA$75 for two people (approx.)
Delivery: Yes
Yelp Rrate: 4
Google Business: 4.4
Zzomato Rate: 4.5
TripAdvisor Rate: 4
Foursquare Rate: 8.9
Apiecalypse Now!
Restaurant Name: Apiecalypse Now!
Phone number: (416) 516-4555
Website: http://www.apiecalypsenow.com/
Phone number: (416) 516-4555
Address: 735 Bloor St W, Toronto, ON M6G 1L5, Canada
Opening hours: Mon : Closed Tue-Sat : 12noon – 11:30pm Sun : 12noon – 8pm
Dish Type: Pizza, Canadian
Price Range: CA$30 for two people (approx.)Delivery: Yes
Yelp Rate: 4
Google Business: 4.6
Zomato Rate: 3.8
TripAdvisor Rate: 4
Foursquare Rate: 7.7
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