Uncle Fatih's Pizza - COMMERCIAL

Today was a sad day for Uncle Fatih I ordered a large pizza half meatlover half blue cheese and ground beef when the order was ready the pizza was as light as a Zeppelin. When I got home could I see half the pizza dough through the miniscule meat and toppings I was shocked and it was not the taste I had come to expect from Uncle Fatih. My wife was angry 😡 she couldn't finish two slices because it lacked toppings. I was disappointed at this pizza. I would rather pay more and get what I am use to than to be scammed of my hard earned money.

Similar experience as one of the reviews here.. ordered Uber Eats delivery. I can’t eat regular cheese, so I got the vegan cheese replacement and added extra cheese as well, how does it come out to barely any cheese when adding extra cheese for a fee? Just seems like they skimp out on the cheese regardless based on other reviews!

Very good pizza! Not the best, but definitely good. I ordered from Uber Eats, and Fatih's was open late, so I reluctantly ordered from them. My pizza was a solid 4 out of five stars, and I'll probably order from them again. The pizza sauce could use more garlic, as it was hard to tell if it even had any - tasted more like straight tomato paste, but was okay. And the topp8ngs were too expensive. I paid about ten dollars more than the pizza was worth for what I received, but still enjoyed it. One other thing: it came with a wonderful side of green pesto dipping sauce that kicked the whole flavor profile up another notch or two; so if you love pesto, you won't be disappointed by the one Uncle Fatih's offers. Would be a better value though if they didn't change extra for it. Okay, so one more 'one other thing': never on my entire life have I seen a pizza with seaame seeds as a garnish/topping. Zoon in on the photo and you will see sesame seeds sprinkled all around the periphery of this pizza. I didn't see sesame seeds listed as an ingredient, let alone as an option - don't know if they could be an allergy risk for some folks. In my case however, I LOVED the seeds; they contributed to the overall flavor profile of the pizza in a way only a sesame seed affictionado would truly appreciate! In a nutshell: very good pizza, but overpriced. GO UNCLE FATIH'S!

****WARNING EVERYONE!!!**** 🚨🚧*****FOOD POISONING***** 🚧🚨 I just ordered the chicken karaage and I got raw little bits of fat and raw chicken the size of my thumbnail. I have been a customer for years and have noticed that the consistancy and quality is nothing like it used to be. If I got sick, this would be a law suit. I will be posting this on my website to warn others to be careful. I can't tell you how disappointed I am. ****WARNING!!!!**** DO NOT ORDER FROM HERE!!!! Update: I was sent a replacement meal of undercooked chicken wings that smelled like bleach. I only ate a couple of wings and ran to the bathroom to get sick. I called the restaurant and they didn't seem to care at all. This place has very substandard food safe practices and should be shut down and re-staffed with folks that care about the food they are serving people. Their standards are very low. They will definitely be hearing Vancouver Coastal Health. ******UPDATE***** I ENDED UP IN THE HOSPITAL WITH SERIOUS FOOD POISONING AND I WILL BE REPORTING YOU TO VANCOUVER COASTAL HEALTH IN THE MORNING. THEY WILL CLOSE YOUR RESTERAUNT DOWN FOR SELLING RAW AND ROTTEN CHICKEN. IT SEEMS THAT YOU REFUSE TO ADHERE TO FOOD SAFETY PRACTICES. ****See attached discharge summary from VGH**** AND DON'T GASLIGHT YOUR CUSTOMERS AND GIVE OUT FALSE MEDICAL INFORMATION JUST TO COVER YOUR LIES AND BLATANT DISHONESTY!!! LOOK AT THE DISCHARGE SUMMARY FROM THE HOSPITAL. PLEASE KEEP YOUR MEDICAL ADVICE TO YOURSELF BECAUSE GASTROENTINITIS ABSOLUTELY IS FOOD POISONING. NOW YOU ARE JUST DEFLECTING BLAME AND GASLIGHTING YOUR CUSTOMERS. This is for your edification: Gastroenteritis is an inflammation of the stomach and intestines, commonly caused by viral, bacterial, parasitic, or chemical agents. It leads to symptoms such as diarrhea, vomiting, abdominal cramps, nausea, and sometimes fever. Despite being commonly called the "stomach flu," it is not related to influenza, which affects the respiratory system. Causes Viruses: Most common cause, especially norovirus (in adults) and rotavirus (in children). Bacteria: Including Escherichia coli, Salmonella, Shigella, Campylobacter, and Clostridioides difficile. Parasites: Such as Giardia lamblia and Cryptosporidium. Other: Chemicals, toxins, medications, or food reactions can also trigger it. Contagiousness Gastroenteritis is highly contagious, especially when caused by viruses like norovirus. It spreads through direct contact with infected individuals, contaminated surfaces, food, or water. People can remain infectious even after symptoms resolve. AVOID THIS RESTERAUNT AT ALL COSTS!

Regal at Uncle Faith’s Pizza is absolutely amazing! He’s incredibly kind, welcoming, and made my visit such a great experience. His positive attitude and genuine care for customers really stand out. It’s people like him who make you want to come back again and again. Thank you, buddy—you’re doing an awesome job! 👏🍕

After a little mix-up with the toppings, the store kindly sent me three pizzas until everything was just right. I was able to point out where things went a bit awry to the delivery person. Moving forward, we can team up to get it perfect the first time around—saving us both some hassle! And just a quick tip: if you order something labeled "vegan" but still want dairy cheese on it, be sure to make a note in your order. That way, they won’t assume it’s completely vegan and leave off the cheese entirely.

I ordered a veggie pizza by delivery. I chose the thin crust and it was so good. It was already getting cold so I will try it at the store next time!

Might uncle fatih be one of the finest chefs in all of Vancouver ???

Great pizza..but even better great guys on the phone when you order delivery...so good its exceptional...really. Best pizza around as well.

I needed a quick bite pizza and wondering which is better Uncle Faith or Megabite Pizza in Commercial/Broadway station. I stopped both place and the freshness were almost same. Some looked dried and others has runny cheese on it. However I noticed one big difference. Uncle Faith pizza has more creative and more vegetarian choice. And topping looked more densed. This time I had pesto, eggplant and artichoke pizza. Very good volume and delicious. Definitely I will try that again.

Not what it used to be. As we live just off the Drive, we've been coming here for 12 years. Our last few experiences cement our view that the quality has steadily dropped due to obvious cost cutting. Since the pandemic , not a lot of toppings, a huge lack of cheese. Sauce is now lacking. Sometimes it's overcooked (veggies dried out) . It's no longer recognizable compared to the awesomeness Uncle Fatih's used to represent.

Love their pizza. The crust is light and airy with a perfect crispy base that's super thin and sesame seeds on the outer edge. I love the Beef and Blue with extra blue cheese sauce. So good.

I got a special place for Uncle Fatihs in my heart as the pizza of choice for so many college get-togethers, D&D nights and pre-Rio quick slices. Unfortunately, time has not been kind. They're still affordable, but I guess with the pandemic and inflation they've taken it out of quality. I've ordered a few times recently for get-togethers and without fail, the pizzas are just slabs of dough with a faint whisper of sauce, a vague description of cheese, and the bare number of toppings necessary to legally claim that it's a "x" pizza. I hope things get better for them, or they raise their prices and bring back the pizza I used to know. Since when they're good, they're good, but the cost-cutting has dropped the quality so severely that it's frankly not worth ordering

Terrible, didn't look like the picture, cheese , soft crust. Dominos is better then this and I hate dominos

I had a mailer coupon for 1 Large Pepperoni or Cheese pizza for $7.99 via online order so I decided to come pick up a Pepperoni for late night dinner. The pizza itself is pretty good with a generous amount of toppings and cheese while not being overly greasy. There isn't much street parking in front of the store so I was a bit annoyed when my promised ready time was exceeded by almost 10 minutes.

Street pizza is awesome. I came here on a whim while passing by the area. The place is dirty-looking with paper plates blowing around on the sidewalk outside. Excellent. This, my friends, is how you know it's good. They had 3 types of pizza available that day. So, I did the Royal Sampler (Pepperoni, Hawaiian, Deluxe). Cheap, tasty, flavourful. Be sure to read this poem that some guy wrote about Uncle Fatih's. It's in a frame between the windows on the inside. Don't remember too much about the poem itself, but there was a mention about the pizza giving the writer an erection. I'll admit there were a few good chuckles. If you're ever doing a transfer at Broadway SkyTrain Station, be sure to make a pit stop here. You can't go wrong.

I was so hungry after work and Uncle Fatih seemed like perfect place for a small meal. It was a very small pizza shop comparing to Fresh Slice in this area and ordered a slice of Pulled Pork which cost $2.25 after tax. Pizza itself was alright and not much toppings on it. Crust was light and crispy which I liked. I can taste a bit of BBQ sauce but didn't taste much of pork toppings. Toppings were slightly dry. Uncle Fatih is bit better than Fresh Slice, however I'd rather go to Fire Pizza instead for better tasting pizza. Perfect place for people watching. Floor was dirty from food debris and seating space was quite narrow and small.

Ordered Uncle Fatih's pizza last night at around 12 am. It was a medium chicken bbq pizza. The pizza turned out surprisingly well. Was made fresh, was tasty and nothing was apparently wrong. The next morning I ate the rest of it, and it tasted like great next day pizza. Overall I was satisfied with the experience. Thank you.

Call me a Veggie Lover 4 Life! The amount of artichoke hearts along with the other toppings that that this pizza is contains is seriously just sooo much. The need to almost "taco fold" the slice to fully enjoy this experience. This place is definitely not a disappointment :)

I feel that Uncle Fatih's has gone down hill. I know it's tough running a business these days but not impressed with the pizzas. Next to no cheese. I got to find another go to pizza joint.

Thanks to Mark H. for reminding me about Uncle Fatih's, - I haven't been here for years! As I walked into the pizza joint, I noticed that nothing has really changed and my memories of late night pizza runs came flooding back. How did I ever forget about Uncle Fatih's in the first place is beyond me. I picked up my pizza order and drove home. That drive felt like longest ride home. I ended up opening one of the boxes and taking a bite out of the Potato Pizza at a red light. Yes, I could have waited but I don't care. You just put carb on carb for me as a meal...I don't stand a chance! This was indeed the best pizza I've eaten in a long time.

This is our go too pizza place when my wife and I are in Vancouver. We order from here all the time. We recently just tried the Garlic chicken and my wife love its she says its her fav so far!! We are never disappointed!!

woooooow. maybe an adequate amount of toppings would be fair to the consumer. ive tried them multiple times over the past few years. same crap different day

I ordered an extra large capicollo & mushroom. I usually get them by the slice and its my favourite. Me and my cousin ate the pizza right there on the tiny counter top. I gotta say ithe crust was dry. Fresh out of the oven and it was a bit much on the dry side. Had to use the ranch sauce to moisten the crust. Was it day old dough ? We were hungry so we just kept eating anyway. I usually get my cap & mushroom from the Surrey Central location so that might be why also.

A popular, bustling little pizza shop on Broadway and Commercial - by the slice style with takeout options. As recommended by Mark H and Johnson C in their 20-minute convo on how mind-blowing this pizza was, I just had to try it. Okay, so it's pretty darn good for by the slice! I asked for their two most popular pizzas and was handed the blue cheese and Hawaiian. Tasty, hearty and highly satisfies a need for some greasy goodness. If you're looking for a cheap pizza joint, going Uncle Fatih is a win! What`s more: - All of their pizzas are FULLY LOADED with toppings - so tantalizing! - $4.50 for two slices and a drink - $32 for two extra large pizzas to go - Speedy service

Best slice pizza place in the city They have lots of toppings and a large variety of slices to choose from. This place is so much better then that crappy Fresh Slice chain. If you have a chance grab a slice and you will notice the difference. They top their slices with a lot of ingredients until most places which is more dough then anything else. The crust is crispy and cooked perfectly.

I can't say enough about how much I crave this pizza. The toppings are fresh and I love the build your own pizza. I ordered from here twice in two days. The ordering is seamless and the customer service excellent.

This place delivers the best pizza in Vancouver, there may be cheaper, but you can taste these quality ingredients! My family recommends the Hawaiian and the Meat Lovers'.

If you've ever lived in Vancouver by working a badly paying job, you probably already know that all pizza tastes the same after eating it everyday for several months. However, even though this includes Uncle Fatih's, it still remains the pizza with the most amount of toppings, particularly the ever-important vegetables. Right on the intersection of Commercial and Broadway, it's notorious for last minute eaters on their way home from the Skytrain. Almost always packed, your chances at eating on the stools inside are slim, but there are a couple of lawn chairs outside so you can eat your pizza while watching the 6 lanes of traffic go by. This place has good cheap pizza and that's why it's extremely popular, and that's why it has been reviewed on yelp.ca so frequently, and that's why you're probably already reading one of the other reviews and not this one.

The pizza here is pretty good. By pretty good, I mean clearly superior to Fresh Slice. I refuse to eat at FS anymore on account of their crappy pizza. Sorry, I have standards now that I've tried French and Italian pizza firsthand! I had two slices last night - a pesto-cheese and a cheese. It came to $4.50 with tax. There were about a dozen different pizzas to choose from during our visit. They have a couple dressings for your pizza if you so choose - mayo, garlic and chili flakes among them. This review has little to do with the pizza, unfortunately. I've been here once or twice before, though more frequently to the Kitsilano and the Cambie/Broadway locations. Our visit at about 8:30-9 at night found the tiny storefront busy. Tiny is being generous - the customer area is beyond cramped. There's bar seating for maybe five, and a couple seats outside. The lack of space and some of the characters hanging around made me quite uncomfortable. Cheap pizza be damned! Our server was reasonably friendly - much more so than I've found at other slice places along Commercial. Pizza Garden I'm looking at you - if your employees don't give a damn about the customers, that's a reflection of the management. Another reason I wasn't so thrilled with my visit was the noise. It's loud inside Fatih's but even louder outside. Traffic on Broadway and Commercial, sirens, etc were to blame. After a long, somewhat hangry evening, I guess I was just looking for a bit more peace and quiet. This place was not my choice. Parking situation is good. Just outside the doors are a couple parking spots, as well as across the street in front of the Rio. Failing that, there's plenty of parking in the nearby residential area. You're also a block from Commercial-Broadway skytrain station, and the 99 and numerous other buses, so there's that. I won't be returning to this location. It's about time I tried some of the more spendy pizza places on the drive, and once that's accomplished, the other by the slice storefronts should expect to see me!

Maybe not the best slice you'll ever have...but possibly the best value-for-slice there is. Huge selection, some very creative offerings, and lots for vegetarians. Beef and blue cheese is still a classic. You really can't go wrong with anything here. If someone can find better pizza at $2.25 per jumbo slice, please PM me as I have yet to find it.

Fast food pizza to go. This place had a rep for having tasty slices. However the pizza I've had here hasn't been fresh for a while. Cold in fact. Speaking of being fresh. I said to the guy that worked there "there's no AC in here it's really hot!" Buddy behind the counter mumbled to me something really rude like "no it's fucking not"and when I said "what did you say?" he changed it to say that he said "that's unfortunate." But I knew what he said.

Yesterday night i ordered a medium Hawaiian and a large Blue Cheese pizzas they were barely warm. I picked it 15 minutes as they said 15 to 20 minutes and they were barely warm. I believe they just stuck the ones they planned to sell by the slice. Been here long but never happened before.

I have been coming here for years. But I really must say that I was disgusted when I ordered a slice and the female working the counter sneezed into her hand then proceeded to wipe the contents on her pants, she then went to grab the plate to get my slice. I had to stop her and ask her to wash her hands. She left the counter to wash her hands then proceeded to go over to the mirror and with her clean hands and started combing her hair with her hands then put her hair back up into a bun. Totally turned me off. This is just gross and she should be taught the basic food safe skills. I know not to accept a slice from her now.

Been coming here for just over 10 years. Pizza has always been top notch but things have changed and not for the better. Pizza barely has any cheese and is lacking a toppings it's been a reoccurring theme unfortunately. I don't mind paying $3.50 a slice but it's gotta be worth it please stop skimping out on your zaaa!

My wife likes healthy pizza, I view it as a treat. She had tried Uncle Fatih's before but I was suspicious.When we ordered two pizzas, she ordered medium veggie, I ordered a small pepperoni extra cheese (to me the true test of a pizzeria). I can now admit they friggin' nailed it. It's the best original style pizza I've had in Vancouver by far. If you're like me and like your pizza New York style, i.e. plain and simple, they got that covered too, big time, at Uncle Fatih's.

First place we stopped while in Vancouver. Pizza is a pretty big deal here, so we tried Uncle Faith's. Nice employees, and decent pizza. Can't go wrong for the price!

Love it or hate it, Vancouverites tend to have a passionate argument one way or the other for Uncle Fatih's. How this humble little spot got such a cult following, i'll never know - though if memory serves me (and trust me, most times Fatih's made a cameo, the memories have been a bit fuzzy), I dare say that much of the love comes from the fact it's open late. But is it great pizza? I recently had the rare opportunity to nab some Fatih's when I was neither intoxicated or hung over - on our way to a show and with very little fuel, we popped in here for a quickie and surprisingly, it didn't live up to the OMG that it induces when in the two states mentioned above. What this is, is a good selection of good pizza at a good price. It's not rocket science. It's nothing to write home about. It's decent pizza. So unlike the passionate masses, I find myself as the Switzerland of Fatih's: decidedly neutral.

I'm normally not a cheese eater, let alone pizza so it really says a lot when I actually enjoy the slices they serve at Uncle Fatih's. An old friend recommended this pizza parlor to me. When I finally visited I was definitely not impressed by its location/decor but don't let that fool you because the food here is really awesome. I'm pretty sure all their toppings are unique in their own right but I'd say the most special ones are the potato topping pizza and their blue cheese/ground beef. If you ever hit the commercial skytrain station on your commute, do yourself a favor and induce a heart attack by splurging at Uncle Fatih's. You won't regret it. *wink*

Ok, some New Yorkers in particular are very picky about their pizza. They all say that New York has the best pizza and after many trips to NYC, I don't agree at all. There might have been a time where pizza should only have certain topics, but I beleive those days are over. Pizza should be as creative as possible and Uncle Fatih's serves up a mean slice. This is not gourmet pizza this is late night "hit's the spot" pizza. It's cheap, fast, and hot. Usually this place is the busiest at 1 or 2 am, which indicates what type of joint it is. They are always experimenting with new types like garlic and spinach and spicy eggplant, but the choices change so often you should really just check it out yourself.

This pizza was legit! I did a two-piece delivery special so I would have plenty of leftovers for meals for the week...definitely did not disappoint. I had the potato pizza and a custom vegetarian setup and enjoyed every bite. Make sure you ask for well-done so you get a less greasy pizza with nice crispy edges.

I feel like this place is riding on fond memories of East Van devotees from a time when Uncle Fatih's actually had good pizza for a good price. I used to be too poor for dollar pizza (yes, for serious - a veggie stir-fry is cheap!) and lived a little further south, so I hadn't tried this place until a few year ago. Raving about the awesomeness that is potatoes on pizza, my friends pulled me in and I got, I don't know, something. And I've been continuing to get "I don't know, something" ever since.. None of it is really worth remembering, just something fast and cheap that I ate because everyone else wanted to go there, or because it's in a good location, or because it's still open when other places aren't. Its over-greasy, the toppings aren't very good, and there is a notable lack of cheese on most of them. Good veggie options are rare here (at least any time I've been,) and when they exist they usually look like they've been there for hours.

Maybe I'm dyslectic, but up until a few months ago I always thought Uncle Fatih's was Uncle FAITH's. Anyhow, this is my favorite place to stop for Pizza. Located very near Commercial/Broadway station, you can get 2 slices and a pop for $4 incl tax (It used to be $3.50). Always fresh you get a diverse selection. I personally love their potato pizza, mmm. Be sure to read the funny poem on the wall by one of Uncle Fatih's loyal customers.

Wow. just ordered for delivery. Guys, do not bother. the pizza was literally uncooked. clearly done in a hurry. I am telling you, do NOT order from here. So many better alternatives for pizza

(This is what I *used* to eat at home because Fire Pizza doesn't deliver.) Hey guys, fix your shitty website. The myriad of errors I encountered trying to order two pizzas was almost entertaining for maybe the first 20 minutes I didn't realize flew by. After that it was a test of willpower. What would win, my resolve or your Apache masterpiece? People with Kuru stand up better than your design. After I realized Panago delivers in 35 minutes it was all over. I didn't want to. But come on it's faster than your website loads. Or re-re-reloads! You should feel shame when facebook mobile works better than your site. I feel shame at giving up, but it's dark out and I still haven't eaten yet. Pizza was supposed to be easier than cooking or trying to bike to Fire. YOU HAVE FAILED ME FOR THE LAST DAMN TIME FATIHS. I'm never coming back here unless I'm too drunk to remember swearing it off. And then it doesn't really count...

Ugh. I don't understand why on earth everyone was raving about this place. I went here a few years ago based on a floormate's recommendation of how delicious and cheap it is. Cheap, it was. The interior was filthy, but I was expecting that (the most charming places are usually a little dirty). Although, I can't say I much enjoyed the dead flies lying around. The most important part: the pizza. That's the special part about this place, right? The pizza? I think people are infatuated with the concept of "this cute little hidden nook that has glorious pizza". Because the pizza--I'm going to say it--was Bad. I did not enjoy the pizza at all. Maybe my expectations were too high, but it was mostly just flavorless grease. Won't be coming back.

Firstly, I would like to absolve the myth surrounding the name of this pizzeria- it is not pronounced "Uncle Fatties," it is "Uncle Fa-tea-hhh" with a bit of a throaty influence on the h's. Be that as it may, the mispronunciation of the name only adds to the crunch. Uncle Fatih's, albeit located on the East-SIDE *finger representation of the "E" just in-case you missed it*, is widely known by many Vancouverites as 'the best pizza I've ever had.' That being said, if you're not comfortable with what the East-side dishes out, then I suggest grabbing a slice when it's light out- you know, safety first and all. 'It's a tight squeeze' is a bit of an understatement for Uncle Fatih's, so don't expect to dine-in; the patriots of this place know well enough that you get your pizza, get out, and stand there eating it on the corner of Commercial and Broadway. If you're kind, you can buy a slice for someone on the block who's also hungry, and if you aren't, you can afford to be at Uncle Fatih's considering that you can get 2 large slices of pizza and a waterbottle slash a can of your poison, for only 4 dollars. Recommended slice of heaven: Potato, Blue Cheese and Ground Beef, Sundried Toe-MA-toe or Atrichoke. If you aren't sure which one you would like, a large pizza is ONLY $9.99; grab a slice of each pizza, take it home and decide which one you like best. Score: Seriously, it's the best pizza I've ever had.

OK, first off before I get into my rant, Uncle Faith's is the best of the worst pizza places on the drive. If you want a cheap slice, you can't do better. If you want a cheap pie, go here. There are 2 classes of pizza places on The Drive. You have your excellent high end pies from Marcello's and Lombardo's, both of which serve up a really fantastic product, and you have your dime a dozen crap hole pizza dives which are out to make a buck off slices. The latter type seem to multiply on The Drive like vermin (though they're all slowly getting bought up by Megacrap). Apparently The Drive has such an insatiable appetite for weak pizza that the recently opened Mediterranean Fire, which used to serve donair (yeah yeah, yet another donair place on the drive) changed their menu to serve crappy pizza slices because that's what everyone wants. Of these bottom feeder pizza places there are very few that actually have a product that is even remotely differentiable from any of the others. Urban Grain serves up their pies on a slightly different crust than most and I commend them for it. The only other place on the drive that isn't Freshmegaslicegreasehole, is Uncle Faith's. They actually put a decent amount of toppings on their pizza and seem to care about the quality of their product (though it could use a bit more cheese). About that - it seems in Vancouver that pizza places get away with putting half as much cheese on their pizzas and serving it with range dressing as if you wouldn't notice that you got shafted on the cheese (seriously, bottom end pizza in Vancouver is worse than most everywhere else in N.America). I know this has been a rambling post that has barely mentioned Uncle Faith's but I'm about to get to the reason I've come here to write this review at all. Go to Uncle Faith's website. No, stop reading and go there now and click on menu. Here... www.unclefatih.com Are you back? Did you click on menu? Is that freaking fantastic or what? Seriously brilliant website - so amazingly easy to craft your pizza or select from their specialty pizzas then modify the toppings at no cost. Coming to Canada from the states was really an eye opener in how minimally Vancouver businesses use the web and how poorly they do when they use it at all. Here is one establishment that is doing it very very right. Good pizza AND easy easy orders.

Having been an off and on customer for many years, Uncle Fatih's has always been my go to for cheapy pizza. It's close to my home and it's convenience has drawn me in so many times. Over the last two years, my son has started asking for "pizza lunch" regularly enough that I find myself stopping in once a week (usually before they get busy for lunch). Maybe it was because I was later than usual and they were busy that I had an issue today. It wasn't the girl behind the counter that normally serves me so cheerily. I ordered the same as always, two slices in a box with a little container to put some dip in. "50 cents for the box," I am told. Really? I come here all the time and have never been charged extra for a box. "No box for 2 pieces, I can only give you a bag if you don't want to pay." Sorry, you expect me to walk home 4 blocks (pushing a stroller that requires both hands to maneuver) with two loose slices of pizza that have been thrown into a bag? No, nevermind, cancel my order. And she rolls her eyes, lets out a weary sigh, and gives me the stink eye as I wrestle my stroller back out the door. The upside to all this? I walked 5 minutes north along the Drive to Fire Pizza and was reminded that their pizza is quite a bit tastier and there's more selection (love the lamb pizza). Screw the convenient location, good service and better pizza is worth a five minute walk and I saved 50 cents. There was no issue getting a box at Fire Pizza.

Fresh pizza, unique toppings, cheap prices and open late? Yes please! Uncle Fatih's Pizza (not 'faith' as I've been pronouncing it for years) at the north-west corner of the Broadway and Commercial Drive intersection is admittedly not much to look it, but certainly worthy of a visit. Having driven by it hundreds of times, I finally managed to pay this establishment a visit and it exceeded my expectations! Get this: two slices of fresh pizza (of your choice) and a drink (pop or water) for $4.50 - out of this world, right? The fresh slices presented to you aren't your typical (boring) pepperoni or Hawaiian pizzas (though they are available). If I may suggest, try the 'Beef and Blue Cheese' (ground beef with blue cheese dressing) and the 'Plain Pesto' (pesto sauce, cheddar cheese and mozzarella) - you'll thank me for it. To kick it up a notch, drizzle it with the complimentary ranch sauce and you'll want to pay the uncle another visit. Flavours of these pizzas may sound a little unorthodox to a beginner pizza lover, but I can assure you that they mesh extremely well. In addition, the dough and crust is not greasy or soaked in oil. Rather, it's as fresh as bread from an oven and equally as enjoyable as the pizza itself. There is a reason why this place has a line-up every now and then; and now I know why. If you're killing time or waiting for the 99 B-Line bus, Uncle Fatih's pizza is only a stone's throw away.

It's not bad for "ghetto slice" but my favourite cheap pizza remains 2001 Flavours on Seymour and Pender. I like my buck-a-slice just a bit more on the greasy side, and Uncle Fatih's was a tad too dry and crispy in the crust, plus a little chintzy with the toppings. The people working there were quick and friendly, but the place itself was clogged with hipsters inside and out, and when the approximately five (?) chairs are all taken, there's nowhere else to sit and eat in the vicinity. Blarg. I'm getting old, aren't I?

A tiny hole-in-the-wall, always busy and with good reason! This is the best pizza I've had outside of Italy! I highly recommend the potato pizza, although I've liked everything I've tried there; it's cheap, you get a ton of high-quality toppings, and because it's so busy the pizza is never old, cold or tough. Don't expect frills or fancy service, if you can grab a seat it's fun to watch people go by, or gloat while watching the people still waiting (just me?) but if you want a fantastic slice of pizza for a small price Fatih's is the place to go!

Uncle Fatih's is probably the 'best pizza on the go' joint in Vancouver. Maybe that's why he now has opened three other locations. I usually go to the one on Broadway/Commercial. Even though MegaBite and Fresh Slice are close by, I always come here for a pizza lunch. Two slices and a pop for $4.50. I'm not a vegetarian butI really enjoy the various vegetarian varieties this place offers, especially the potato pizza. I like the crispier and thinner crust of Uncle Fatih's and always find the pizza fresh. Above all, Uncle Fatih is a local business, and all the meats used on the pizzas are halal. I think halal means that the animals are treated humanely. Have you seen Avatar? - how the aliens gave thanks to the animals they killed for meat. I think the idea is similiar.

Mixed feelings here as many times I stop here for 2 slices-and a pop on my way home from work. Pizza is good enough that it's worth the stop. But today we ordered and had delivered for lunch one of their 3 pizza specials. It was not as good as the walk up pizza. Did he lose some of the toppings on the drive up. He sure did as this was not the same pie I've been stopping by for the past few months. 45 minutes also took 70 minutes, which is no big deal. I'll still visit the walk up store down on Broadway, but the delivery is to risky when there is other better joints around. Driver seemed a bit pissy. Did he get lost? 22nd Avenue is not that hidden and on most maps and GPS's.

Got fast delivery . Pizza was fresh, warm and tasty . Simply no complains . They accept rap which is great, you don't need to look for your card in your wallet .

Uncle Fatih's used to be the best pizza in the city. Since they have franchised, and continue to up their prices, we have fallen out of love with this place. It used to be an extra large pizza, wings, jalapeno poppers, a chocolate cake, and a liter of coke for $20!! Now its $5 for 2 slices and a pop (used to be $2.95). They no longer offer wings or extras, just pizza. Prices continue to rise and our hearts and stomachs continue to be sad. I miss the real Uncle Fatih's!

What's going to happen to you the next time you step through the doors of Uncle Fatih's? You never know. Perhaps some very strange character has stepped in behind you, or perhaps someone equally curious already entered in front. It's hard to tell. One man recently decided that Uncle Fatih's was the right place to reveal the real truth about the Illuminati. I saw another who seemed angry at even the very concept of pizza itself. Still, surveys show that as many as 75% of patrons are now able to get the majority of their pizza slices into their mouths and not onto their faces, their clothing, the floor or other people. Every visit presents the possibility of so much excitement. What is certain is that you can get decent, fresh pizza, day or night, never long from the oven, either at a good rate per slice, or delivered promptly as part of a reasonable deal. The ample seating outside also provides an excellent view of the Commercial/Broadway intersection and all the many entertainments therein.