S Patel (patelsr)
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Has bookmarked this place for a long time and finally made the almost an hour trip from home to the Bloor Street (& Christie) location. Reached there at 7:15ish on a Sunday evening and they do close at 8pm and found that they stop taking orders for a full pies at 7pm. They also took orders for sides and had none of desserts left.
So we decided to take a slice of each of the pizza slices they had - The Pig Destroyer, The Reunion Tour and perhaps the third was the monthly special called BBQ something.
The Reunion Tour (3.5/5) was OK. The herbs, garlic and artichokes and onions shone through. The cherry tomatoes and cheese didn’t work for any one of us. It tasted a bit on the sweet side. The BBQ pizza (4.5/5) was just amazing. Everything on that pizza was a perfect blend. The ChickN, the white sauce (garlic?) and the BBQ sauce was perfect. It started with a bit of sweetness however ended with a spicy kick at the end. The Pig Destroyer (5/5) was a pizza that I could have everyday of my life. Everything on that pizza was a perfect blend of seasoning to spice to cheeze sauce and the “meats” were very good.
We also had No Honey Wings (3/5). They are triangles of fried tempeh doused in some sweet sauce. Too sweet for us although it had some spice to it it wasn’t much. The sweetness overpowering everything else. We also tried Hoser Fries. Spiralized Fries with all the fixings and topped with (Lays?) All Dressed Chips. The cheeze sauce not a lot. Lots of Vegan Bacon bits, raw and green onions.
As there was no seating as it was late, we walked to the park across the street and ate on a perfect spring day. Wish we could have eaten fresh warm food. Our experience would have been better I think and could have had some desserts as well.
But we are coming back. Soon