King Slice

Really good calzones — the garlic butter makes them! Slices are huge and the sandwiches in particular the meatball are awesome!

Best slice in town! Arabiatta is my go to. Make sure you get the garlic oil on your crust. Never disappoints!

The king special was the most basic pizza I’ve ever ordered. $ 22 for a medium. Better than pizza pizza but still not impressed.

Used to be my go to place. Slices were really good and big. I need to give it 3 stars because last few times the pizza wasn’t as tasty. They might have changed something.

Walking pass to the ⁷⁄₁₁ and decided to stop by. Interesting selection of slices. I had the Deluxe. I saw some pics on Unilocal before I went in but I definitely wasn’t expecting them to be that big! 1 slice is definitely enough for one person. Yummy and delicious dough and toppings were great. Garlic oil was a nice extra. And a great price for around $ 5 a slice. Will definitely be back.

I’ve enjoyed eating here a couple of times. I’ve only ever had the pizza slices. So far I’ve tried the deluxe (pepperoni, green pepper), arrabiatta (mushroom, jalapenos) and Hawaiian (ham and pineapple). My faves have been the Hawaiian and deluxe. I was missing the meat in the arrabiatta. Each slice is $ 4.65 plus tax, the Hawaiian is $ 4.85. They brush the crust with garlic oil if you like. The slices are really big. 1 slice is enough for most people, but not me.
I noticed that the slice occasionally falls to bits, but it didn’t bother me that much. Also, I’d recommend eating in because I noticed the pizza got soggy pretty quickly. It doesn’t hold up so well after it’s been out a while.
Service was quick. There’s a small seating area but no aircon/​heating as far as I could see. This place is cheap enough to be the place I go to for pizza, but I definitely will always choose to eat in.

King Slice used to be my go-​to for Pizza delivery. I loved the Arrabiata. I still love the toppings. But the last three pizzas I’ve had are soggy soggy. the pizza falling to pieces in my hands. I dont know if King Slice will clean up their act. But I’m not ordering from there again to find out

The slices are huge and delicious, definetely will keep you full and soak up some booze. There wasnt a lot of sitting space but there were patio tablws with umbrellas at the DQ around the corner. About $ 15 with two cans. Defibetely a great spot to eat and a ten minute walk to High Park.

Hit or miss, the margarita pizza can be amazing, or really average.

So there I was on National Pizza day searching for that perfect pizza pie. A BlogTO article from 2012 had this joint listed as one of the best pizza delivery places. I read some reviews and decided this was the place for my special dinner.
I placed my order opting for a medium Sicily and a medium with extra chess pepperoni and bacon. I decided to also ask for the garlic oil brushed crust I’ve heard recommended. 90 minutes and 3 phone calls later the pizza finally arrived.
One of the pizzas was burnt around the edge despite both of them being cold. The garlic oil on the crust was absent. The crust had the consistency of corrugated cardboard.
I actually ended up ordering pizza hut to make up for my disappointment (yes in the same night). My satisfaction was gained through an expensive mistake and with no help from this place

okay
walk-​in is the only options #dontbefoolish
everybody knows these slices are enormous and delicious. garlic oil is a must on crust!
beautiful and helpful service. goddamn, this place is lit.

Ive gone here quite a few times for a slice, good prices, good sizes and they have this delicious garlic rub for the pizza crust.

This is the pizza you’ve been waiting for… and I’ve been waiting a month. Their prices better not go up after their renovations are complete, because it’s the perfect price for a quality slice. Any more expensive and I won’t have the change for an Aranciata.
The other comments are right, the slice is king, and the full pie doesn’t hold up the walk home as well.

Go for the margarita and penne alla vodka.
Delicious. Extra star for some better take out bags

This is my favourite pizza place in Toronto. I always get the slices so I can’t comment about the other dishes. My favourite is the Arrabiatta (sp?) which is a loaded veggie slice and is DELICIOUS. Their slices are always super fresh and they are absolutely gigantic. One slice is a large meal. There is no way I could eat 2 slices! I also think the price is excellent, the slices come in under $ 5. It’s not easy to find a huge, hot, fresh meal with quality ingredients under $ 5 these days!
I’m kinda surprised by the bad reviews here, this place is amazing. Staff is always super friendly, quick, and accommodating. Once I showed up after they had locked up and the dude counting the till saw me looking sad outside, and he re-​opened the store just for me!
I like their crust too, not too heavy, not too thin. I love how they offer to brush garlic oil onto the pizza crust, it’s like free garlic bread.
It’s also open late, and it has a patio. And a liquor license! I love King Slice.

Nope.
90 minute wait. 3 phone calls and a soggy pizza that doesn’t taste so good.
Asked for the manager. Got the managers… mother. Who doesn’t speak english so great.
Usually order from FBI but thought we’d try something new. The pasta is kind of gross. The pizza is super bready, and the portion size is pretty disappointing.
We heard you were good. We heard wrong.

2 stars because the pizza came on time.
I called in, the girl on the phone was friendly. She put through our order and voila! Pizza is on time!
As I opened the pizza box, I was excited to see what Unilocal was Unilocaling about. ?
Perhaps the pizza tastes better only when you’re dining in? I’m not sure. All I know is my delivery arrived within the hour as promised and my pizza was BARELY LUKE WARM.
*** this review is for delivery only.

So to start i’m not sure this is actually pizza. It looks like pizza but tastes exactly like pizza bread. I’m not saying it wasn’t good. The slice was fresh, really big and lots of toppings but didn’t tastes like pizza at all. Also it was mostly bread, probably ¾ of the slice.
If your in the neighbor hood and want something filling and cheap go for it. I just can’t compare this to other pizza slices.

This is our go to spot when we crave a quickie pizza on the go that tastes absolutely delicious.
We have ordered takeout and dined-​in. I agree when it is takeout you lose a few precious minutes of hot hot freshness, but that pizza is still good nevertheless. When we dine-​in — we are lucky to find good slices out. So we wait (we think it is worth it).
Basically one slice is huge. You can easily split that with someone else if you want a quick bite. If you’re hungry then get your own slice. Two slices, and you’re pushing it.
Also, the last time I was there I got some bottled beer — which went a-​ok with my slice. Great thinking, King Slice.
I would like to point out that whenever we tried sitting in to eat, the tables are usually pretty dirty/​oily, so maybe trying to sweep in on a quick spray and swipe wouldn’t hurt the business.

walk in — place order — wait for order — pizza is ready — *moment of silence*(chompchompchomp — notimefortalking) — sit back into chair — realize i’d just had the *best* slice of pizza in a LONG time. hail to the king!
prices per slice are insanely reasonable @ $ 4.25, considering each slice is about equivalent to the size of a foot-​long sub. I guess we didn’t look at pricing initially though, and were a bit taken aback when 3 slices came out to $ 15+. it all made sense when we saw that one slice requires double the plates to hold. in lieu of a thick, heavy dough we were delighted to sink our teeth into gently crisped crust. I have no idea how they’re able to make such massive pizzas with such thin crusts, and no tearing — but obviously they’re running the show and i’m not.
lots of people were here for pick up/​takeaway orders on a weekday evening, but I was in no rush and dined in. I can see how the piping hot pizza heat might’ve killed the crispness of the crust for those who travelled with the pizza and were left dissatisfied. as we waited for our slices, my ears kept perking at the sound of «garlic oil» being offered. most definitely recommended — brushed onto the crust, it makes you want to carboload that much more.
the simplicity of the margherita showcases that King Slice does not skimp on cheese (although there could always be more basil) and is appropriately saucy. the sprinkling of oregano was tasty too. chompchompchomp.
I demand more Kings to rule Toronto!