Mac’s Pizza

A top contender for the best pizza in Toronto. My favourite flavour is lemon head. It‘s creamy, savoury and pretty unique. The angry pepperoni is also excellent. Although it's pretty busy here (not as bad as Badiali’s) and seating is limited, I think it is definitely worth it.

Cool pizza spot! They have 6 pies to choose slices from. Ended up with the white mushroom pizza, the lemon ricotta and the angry pepperoni. I liked the lemon and the mushroom the best. The pizzas are super thin, and a bit crunchier than I’d like, but still yummy.

Pizza here is actually pretty good! Great for a quick slice. Pizza is light and 2 slices is perfectly filling. Their tie dye is flavourful! The lemon pizza is refreshing as well. Decent amount of seating in this spot but it does get a little warm in the summer. Outdoor works as well! Service was great and prompt with orders!

Cozy and traditional Italian pizza place in Toronto. Amazing vibe and atmosphere. You can choose between a slice (which is really big) and a pie. They make the dough from the craft and use some creative sauce which makes their pizza unique.

Cool little spot with a great display of good-looking slices. I saw the eye-catching colours of the pesto-vodka-marinara pizza (I don't know what they called it, see image). Meh. You had three sauces on a pie, and three chances to get it right, yet they all tasted of nothing. This gives new meaning to the phrase "three strikes and you're out". The cheese also tasted of nothing. The crust was decent, but nothing special, and no one eats pizza for the crust alone. It's a decent slice for a quick hunger fix, but ultimately forgettable.

Excellent pizza. Had a slice of the lemonhead which was bright, cheesy, and had an excellent crust. The piece of lemon everything from getting too heavy - despite being a super cheese dense slice. Would easily come back to try the other slices.

Everything everyone says about the lemon head slice is true, just get it and try it. It is truly unique and an exceptional slice. The Burrata on the slice is SO delicious. Hot honey dip + lemon + chili flakes with the slice is 10/10

Stopped by at lunch to what try the lemon head slice. It's like a cheese pizza with lemon flavour all over. Solid option. Also has the angry pepperoni pizza and it's good. Price point per slice is affordable. Would come back to try other flavours.

Was around the neighbourhood and decided to grab a slice from Mac's. Not quite Badiali in terms of sauce, but good crust, and no lineup! My fave is their lemonhead slice -- lemon pepper cream, mozzarella, ricotta, cracked black pepper, lemon zest, lemon wedge. The bright tangy flavour really pops through and cuts out the richness of the cheese. Service is fast and friendly. The only downside is that they had no AC. It was really hot and I thought I was going to melt...

If you're after the best slices in T.O them meet Mac's and their Tie-Dye pie, it's crispy, excellent sauce and fantastic dough. Definitrly one of the best tie-dye and slices around the city-- this place tops the list.

One of those hidden gems in Toronto and one of my favourite pizza spots to hit up. The limited menu makes it so good with every option being so delicious! I love the customer service, the slices are huge. Ever just craving some good pizza head over here! 9/10 recommend!

Well, I was in the neighbourhood, and they are a highly rated pizza place, so...what was I supposed to do, NOT go? The vibe inside is slightly upscale classic pizza joint. Formica (?) tables and hard chairs. But who cares if the food is good? They have some classic and some innovative slices. I got a cheese/vodka sauce/pesto combination slice. Also, to justify my fancy Elite title, I got a hot honey dip. Price-wise, it didn't feel too much more ezpensive than one of the many horrible chains our city must suffer with. Service was efficient and pleasant. To get the bad out of the way, the lower part of the crust was burnt. Not well-done, which I can fully support, but burnt. So I've had better first bites fron other places. Beyond that, the pesto was very good. I don't really get vodka sauce, because I really never taste anything special about it. But as a tomato sauce, it was bright and savoury. Tasty cheese, thin crust, good chew. So they lost one star for the burnt portion. I'm sure, though, that if I ordered a full pizza from here, it wouldn't have the same problem.

They offer thin pizza by the slice or pie. It can get quite busy during dinner time rush hour so be prepared to wait. Their quality used to be decent but they now serve burnt and tasteless overpriced pizza by the slice. If you order in person, it is warm, but looks charred, tastes burnt and is inedible. On weekends in the past, slices get sold out quickly so sometimes you need to wait a while for a new pie to come out. Wouldn't recommend and only come if you're desperate for some bread and cheese sustenance.

3.25/5 Got a slice of the vodka and white pie. The vodka pizza seems to be the most popular order here, but our slice was dry and just seemed kind of ... old? Disappointing wah, the crust was good though! The white pie slice was good though, and I would give it itself a 3.5/5. I loveeee hot honey on pizza though, so maybe I'm biased????

I'd just finished a day at TIFF and I decided to get some fresh air by going for a long walk, and I thought to myself, "you know what would really improve this walk? A nice slice of pizza." So I pulled up Google Maps and did a search for pizza, and Mac's Pizza came up and was highly rated. I walked in and the place was doing quite well, but I didn't have to wait more than a couple minutes to place my order. A quick peek at their slices on offer led me directly to the Angry Pepperoni ("Tomato sauce, mozzarella, pepperoni, jalapeño, basil, Mac's Hot Honey, parm"). It was ready within minutes and I began walking again. I didn't expect anything too mind-blowing but that's what I got. It was one of the best slices of pizza I'd had in a while, and I was in New York City just a few short weeks ago. (Actually the place reminded me of a typical NYC pizza joint in terms of ambiance and quality.) All the components worked so well together, from the delicious pepperoni to the zesty sauce to that perfect hot honey. And it didn't have that dry, leftover taste that I usually associate with pizza slices. Mac's Pizza is an obvious winner and undoubtedly one of the best pizza joints in the city. I'll definitely be returning.

There's no doubt, there's plenty of delicious pizza in the GTA. But it's the unique offerings and cozy vibes that stands out, here at Mac's Pizza. Check out their Lemonhead slice! Not my go-to, but it works and is worth the try. You can't go wrong with a lemon pepper cream and ricotta. Their Sausage & Rapini slice sounded delicious. But after asking the staff for their faves, the Angry Pepperoni was the unanimous winner, how could we say no? They were on the ball with that one, especially with the perfectly thin, yet crispy crust, with just a slight chew. It's a small space, but packs a cozy atmosphere AND there's a sink by the bar for customers to use, which we found to be a nice touch. While I have some other faves in the city, Mac's Angry Pepperoni slice is worth the pick up whenever I'm in the area.

This spot had some pretty delicious pizza! We tried the angry pepperoni ($30) which came with pepperoni and jalapeños which to my disappointment wasn't actually too spicy. But it was still a good pizza! was simple but super fresh and juicy. The tomato sauce was excellent. Overall, a good spot and wouldn't mind coming back if I'm nearby!

Had a slice of the white pie, very delicious. Dough is light and well done, toping is tasty, was so good! Love the people and the place.

I love the ease of Mac's Pizza's online ordering system via their website so that's always my first choice when it comes to placing my order. It offers up their full menu plus descriptions of each pie. You can order for pickup ASAP or scheduled, or be redirected to Skip The Dishes for delivery. There was a hiccup this time around as upon pick up, I inquired about the dip I ordered and was told by the two employees that it was in the box. When it came time to enjoy the pizza though, I opened the box to find no dip. I messaged Mac's Pizza via their Instagram account as I've found it to be an easy and accessible way to get a hold of them and they respond quickly and promptly. They apologized for the error, saying mistakes happen, and was offered a refund for the dip (which is still pending for the following morning) and a free slice on my next visit. Now onto the pizza itself, talk about a photogenic slice! My first impression of this VODKA PEPPERONI SPECIAL was, "wow, what a good looking pizza!" It has a vodka cream sauce base, mozzarella, and then the cutest dollops of ricotta, Ezzo pepperoni, basil, and parmesan. I personally preferred this version of their pepperoni pizza more than the Angry Pepperoni, as it was overall, less salty. Mac's Pizza offers up an unbelievably thin crust, with the crisper undercarriage, meaning NO floppy, soggy slices. I felt like this was definitely a crispier crust than the White Pie I ordered on my last visit. If you love the crispy edges on a grilled cheese, this will be right up your alley.

Love this place, used to live in the neighborhood and it was my go to spot. I live a 30 minute drive away now and I still make the trip to get a slice. Each type of pizza they have is great, probably the best pizza place in Toronto. My favourite is the White Pie and angry pepperoni, and I love the addition of the hot honey too. Place also has great vibes, cute little place on the inside, good selection of wines and beer. The employees are also friendly and fun to talk to. They always have a good soundtrack going too, would definitely recommend for a fun quiet date. Also a good place for dead heads.

Everyone has their opinions on the best pizza in Toronto, Mac's is definitely top 5 for me! Great pizza, no frills! You can grab and go, or there's seating to chat. The staff is friendly and provides good service. This was my first time and it far exceeded my expectations, I didn't think I would enjoy it that much. My friend and I originally ordered 1 slice each but ended up going back for a 2nd! Don't forget to get the hot honey!

Ordered the 18" "Cheese pie" pie ($27.99, used to be $26). Asked for almost "well-done." The dough was the best aspect: Bottom-side and edges were crisp on the outside without being dry, and bubbly and airy inside (this pie was actually one of the lighest weight 18" pies I've carried!), but the top-side, underneath the cheese, was somewhat under-done, even though the cheese was a thin (yet adequate) layer. Cheese was fine (nothing standout). The weakest aspect of the pie to me, was the tomato sauce: it was boring and almost unappetizing (as if they used Unico tomatoes) and somewhat watery. I appreciate that they dont advertise as "New York style" or any other style. This strip of Bloor, from Dufferin to Lansdowne, is loaded with established pizza restos: (unique and superb) Levant Pizza, (unique and quirky) Ambassador Pizza, (over-rated) Maker Pizza, (old-school and reputable) 241 Pizza, (amazing and reputable) Conzo's Pizza (and Sugo next door), (cheap and unique) Chito's Pizza. In this crowd, I would conclude that Mac's Pizza has easily one of the best doughs of them all, but one of the weaker tomato sauces. Essentially, it is almost, but not quite, as good Conzo's, but in the same league, overall. Definitely a must-try if in the area. And they also offer slices of their signature pies (at least $5 each, and did not try).

Friendly staff, it quickly took over another pizza spot, can't recall the name.. MAC'S has great sauce, pepperoni, and especially the crust. Almost $6 fora slice is pretty normal these days, yet this is significantly smaller than just about any slices you'd get elsewhere. More a SNACK, than a MEAL.

Ridiculously good pizza. Angry pepperoni and white pizza are my go tos. Did I mention the insane drink selection? Best sparkling game in the business. The ginger seltzer is crazy. It's hot inside due to the huge pizza oven. A gem of a spot

Cute little place where you can pizza slices and sit down to eat. I like that the most because no one wants to eat a slice outside when it's cold. We loved the lemon head that one was outstanding. We also got the cheese, vodka and mushroom which were all good. Get the lemon head!

Great pizza find! Went on a Saturday around 6ish and there was no line at all and most of the tables were free. There's about 4 tables plus a bar with stools near the front window. The slices are about $5/$5.50 and they also have local beers and wines. I tried the lemon head and vodka pizza and both were delicious with a perfect crust. I'm so surprised that this place doesn't have a long line like Badialis, but I'm selfish and glad it doesn't so I can get my pizza quicker haha! The workers are also really nice :)

The pizza dough is light Crispy and airy. The staff are friendly. 2 slices is under $13 . I love their selections of pizzas.I just want to come back each day and try them all. My favorite is the mushroom and honey basil. I didn't take pictures of the first time I was there but the 2nd time I got lemon heads and vodka and they were great!

Excellent and delish. Crispy tasty quality. Devoted to greatness in their pizzas. The vodka is my fave.

Not big slices, we really enjoyed one of the flavors (the one with honey) - really unique and tasty. The pepperoni slice felt like it had been out a while and was fine but not great.