North of Brooklyn Pizzeria
North of Brooklyn Pizzeria is a pizzeria Toronto Ontario located in Canada.
469 Church St. (at Wellesley St.) Toronto ON M4Y 2C6 Canada
| Reservations | No |
| Credit Cards | Yes (incl. Visa) |
| Outdoor Seating | No |
| Menus | Lunch |
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Neat and trendy (or eclectic ) choices of pre-made pizza like kale and bacon grace their menu board. Light crust, large slice sizes and friendly staff . Great choice for lunch .
One of the best if you're looking to grab a slice or two of some really well made pizza . Worth trying out if you haven't so far.
Definitely get the Kale and Bacon pizza . The garlic twists are also awesome
All of their pizza slices are amazing. The crust melts in your mouth.
A little too far north, methinks. Neither particularly “authentic NY pizza ” nor (more importantly) particularly good.
Good pizza in NYC style, although I'd prefer it with more cheese . For 5 bucks, it's a bargain.
Amazing pizza . One of the best in Toronto
If you're looking for what's good here, I recommend the pizza .
Try the margherita pizza . So simple, so good.
The Kale and Bacon pizza !
Best pizza in the village hands down
Bacon and kale pizza is great!
Great tasty goodness!
The white pizza !!!!
Get it to go!!
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I rarely eat pizza unless I hear rave reviews. Wow! It was fantastic, very tasty, filling and the tomato sauce was comparable to moms. Had 4 slices and enjoyed every bite. I will be back! - MAV V
Great walk-in special. You can even combine six slices for a large pizza for a good deal. Best chain pizza in the city IMHO! - Dan Brown
The staff here are great in the mornings. So fast and friendly and you can tell that they actually like their job and each other - James P
Panini is amazing! Proscuito and Brie and Mushroom are the best options! - Felipe Caputo
Nice, cold and good beer ! Pleasant and helpful bartenders ! VERY GOOD PLACE FOR TOURISTS ! - Albérico Filho
Category Dining and Drinking » Restaurant » Pizzeria
Place Canada » Ontario » Toronto » Church and Wellesley