Magic Oven

Got delivery for Harmonic Magic, didn’t have any arugula on it even though they advertise it as having it. Overall, pretty dry pizza and definitely not worth 40 dollars! Don’t buy this trash

Waited 40 minutes for mediocre food. I watched the kitchen staff smell an avocado to determine if it was still «good». The staff were inattentive and poor communicators. This could be a great neighborhood hang. I’m not coming back to find out if they have figured it out.

Had late lunch here recently. Arrived around 3pm and the place was surprisingly empty. We were quickly seated and drinks arrived promptly. I went for the half pizza lunch special with a side of fries. I was pleasantly surprised, the pizza was delicious as were the fries. Service was great as well. I’ll be back next time I’m in the neighbourhood.

A great spot for dinner with friends and a welcome change to the neighborhood. We had pizza and appetizers and everything was excellent. Definitely large enough for parties and relaxing warm and inviting atmosphere. Would definitely visit again!
PS They also have a patio!

Ordered pizza from here for my work lunch.
Overall it’s a very salty Hawaiian pizza. Not really worth the price and it was slightly burnt.
Co-​worker had chicken special
Crust was soggy. Too many toppings and it fell apart.
Another co-​worker had the sausage. Similar disappointment on flavour, crust.
Overall would not eat again.

This is the second time I’ve ordered takeout and the portions were skimped on. One salad box was only half full, another ¾ full. Our pizza also did not look cheesy like the photos here, it was a thin piece of cardboard with the bare minimum. I don’t recommend ordering from here especially as they are also really pricey. The only upside and thus 2 stars is that some of the food is quite tasty. So disappointed.

Sometimes it doesn’t matter whether a company has a good product if the service sucks. I was at a friend’s house, maybe a 10minute walk or 2 minute drive from Magic Oven. We ordered a pizza, and more than 80 minutes later, no pizza. When we called to inquire we got attitude from the guy on the phone.
I don’t ask for a ton from my pizza places but I do expect that when I order pizza it gets there in a reasonable time and if not, a certain amount of humility when we call to inquire. 80 minutes is a long time to wait for a pizza that is coming from a place that is 2 minutes away. And in this city, there are a lot of options for pizza.

The menu is basic but provides a good range of tasty items. The greek fries are very well done. Not fried to a crisp but just right. Seasoning and cheese on top make for the perfect starter. The pizzas are undoubtedly some of the best in the city. Whether it be make your own or one of the many house combinations you won’t be disappointed. Recommend getting the whole wheat base as it’s helps with the post stomach grumblings of pizza eating. The tandoori special is to die for and the vegan pizzas are too notch. Atmosphere is very cozy and the service is always a joy. Highly recommend a visit here people.

Service was friendly and fast (we were pretty much the only ones in there). Food was mediocre. The prices are average. I still want to try a couple things out on the menu. Seems like the space they have is way too big for the business.

This resto is a little pricey for the overall food quality, however, a good selection of unique menu items has seen us going back several times in the last few years. Service was good, the beer even better.

This is HANDS DOWN the best pizza place I have ever ordered from! It beats out pizza hut, dominoes, anywhere! When I’m craving pizza, this is the place I order from. The crust is thin, the ingredients are fresh and organic. It might be a little more expensive than the chain pizza places, but the difference in taste and quality of the toppings is WORTH IT!
I have tried many of the pizzas, but my favourites would have to be the Meaty Magic pizza and the BBQ Chicken Pizza. The meat toppings just have a taste about them that you cannot find anywhere else!
Also, the greek salad has a dressing on it that I have never found anywhere else and it’s amazing! The delivery is always on time and the pizza is always hot when it arrives.
Yum!

I ordered online at 6:45… at 8:30, my delivery has not arrived. I live 3 blocks away (I have kids at home, can’t leave to walk and pick-​up). I called at 8pm and was told order left 10 minutes ago, I called again at 8:18 and was told the order was still there, but they didn’t have a driver.
This is not the first or second time their delivery has been sketchy — worse, they’ve lied to me about the status/​whereabouts of my order. Whether the order shows up anytime soon (we’re pushing 2 hours now), is even warm (doubtful given they told me it’s been on warmers for the last 25 mins)… honestly — for the price and subsequent headache — DONT” DO IT.

³⁄₅! Recommend the Tandoori chicken magic or the veggie magic pizzas. I recommend the pizzas over the other mains/​appetizers. The décor is a bit dated. This would be a great place to order from!

My wife and I passed by this place a few weeks back. Pizza and beer? That sounds awesome, right?! Confession: I am a complete pizza SNOB. Although I do not snuff chains as long as the quality and value is good.
We decided to try it out about a week ago. I cannot believe how highly rated this place is, because it was a very disappointing experience.
My wife ordered their BBQ Chicken Magic pizza and I ordered the Gourmet Meaty Magic pizza. I had a Big Wheel Amber to drink as I love Amsterdam beer.
They screwed up my order. Our waitress thought I’d ordered the Meaty Magic. Even though I was absolutely famished, I sent it back immediately. The cook threw on the missing ingredients and threw it back in the oven. Lame.
While waiting, I had a bite of my wife’s pizza. The sauce tasted like ketchup… way too sweet. The crust is terrible. It is floppy, chewy and not the least bit crunchy. It also doesn’t taste like anything. No savoury yeasty flavour, no unctuous, satisfying chew. NOTHING. These pizzas are about 10″ in diameter. How are you supposed to feel full on such a PUNY PIZZA!!!
My pizza showed up, and it too was nothing to write home about. Sauce that is simply way too sweet, boring crust, and the rest of the toppings weren’t anything to rejoice over either. Artichoke hearts, spinach, garlic, prosciutto, salami… this is supposed to be an AWESOME pizza! This was an 18 DOLLAR PIZZA. For $ 18, a large pizza from a chain like Dominos or 2 4 1 is much better in flavour AND value! We paid well over $ 50 for two pizzas, and a beer. This is absurd!
You downtown Toronto hipsters wouldn’t know good quality, flavourful pizza if it bit you in the ass! If you want truly incredible pizza, Amadios Pizza in Port Credit while a little pricey, has the best pizza I’ve ever had growing up in Mississauga. My second favourite is Lombardi’s Pizza in NYC, followed by Keste also in NYC.
Do not waste your time here unless you like paying out your ass for boring, bland, trendy pizza.

I’ve rolled by the Magic Oven probably hundreds of times on the Queen Streetcar. I always caught my eye, but I didn’t live in the area, and just never gave it a try.
I’m SO happy that we decided to pop in here at the beginning of summer for a bite to eat and a drink. It’s now our favourite place to go in the neighbourhood.
First of all let me say, that if the weather is nice make sure you go right through to the patio in the back. It’s a nice little hidden gem with lovely trees and twinkle lights.
I was just expecting pizza and a pint, but it’s so much more than that.
FOOD:
The menu is really quite diverse. Appetizers like samosas, edamame, soup or greek fries. The greek fries come with a yummy dipping sauce too. The are salads, wraps, pastas and pizza. Of course… pizza. My friends have tried the gluten free crust and really enjoyed it (their fave is the prana magic). I just have the regular crust and it’s great. So many choices, it’s amazing! Lots of cheese options (my fave) and even vegan cheese, if you’re into that. They have some scrumptious looking desserts as well.
DRINK:
Full bar here but i recommend the beer and wine mostly. Friends have had a couple mixed drinks, and while they were good, they seemed kinda small for the price.
I’ve popped in a few times on a Saturday and there was some wicked live music playing in the front.
See you there :)

I didn’t get a chance to eat anything, I came for a friend’s birthday party. Service at the bar was quick and super friendly. The place had a great vibe for hanging out with friends. I had an awesome time!

The pizza is actually pretty good here and it’s made of natural ingredients which my friend told me but I still don’t think it makes Pizza healthy but healthier than other places.
The ambiance is rusty and well done. Seating is spacious and service was courteous and friendly. Good place to go eat.
We had the BBQ Chicken Magic, we got a large which was enough for both of us. It was good and flavourful. It was made to perfection with delicious juicy flavour.
Overall it’s a good place to relax with friends or take a date/​girlfriend.
Pizza:
BBQ Chicken Magic ⁴⁄₅
Food ⁴⁄₅
Service 4.5÷5
Ambiance 4.5÷5
Value ⁴⁄₅
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Overall 4.2

their pizzas are good, but the pastas are absolutely horrible. Just because it’s organic it doesn’t have to taste like I’m eating sand.
Their Organic Spelt Rotini with Edamame and Kale sounded great on paper, but was absolutely tasteless. It felt like I was eating boiled greens with boiled flour.
And it’s not cheap either — $ 15 for a small portion.
I ordered a Perrier with my dinner, and that was the tastiest part of the meal — go figure.

The most important thing to note before going to Magic Oven at Queen and Parliament is that they don’t seem to have A/​C. A group of my friends and myself got together in the recent «feels like» 43 degree Toronto heat and sweltered throughout our meal. The ice in our water melted in minutes. Consider this your warning. If you can get over that, this is a great place to meet, hangout, and eat some great food.
As a group we’ve been encouraging each other to be healthier. This meant that our weekly pub grub meet-​ups fell by the wayside as we all worked on watching our waistlines. Not wanting to give up being social all together, we searched for an option that would make everyone happy. Lucky for us Magic Oven has organic ingredients and healthy options (in addition to an entire bar of delicious sounding adult beverages) which seemed to appease everyone in our group.
We went on a Wednesday night without even realizing that Wednesday is their unlimited pizza and salad night. For about $ 15 you can order any of their pizzas (minus the seafood and their signature pizza) and get a side salad (Caesar or green). You can then keep on ordering as many as you can eat until 9:00. Not a bad deal, considering most of their pizzas start at $ 12-​$ 14. Plus, they let you take home the leftovers, which is more than I can say about some other all-​you-​can-​eat places.
I got their version of a Hawaiian pizza, which came topped with bacon, prosciutto, coconut (!), and pineapple. I opted for a gluten-​free crust ($ 2 extra) and dairy-​free Daiya cheese (included in the price). I didn’t opt for the special, because I knew I wouldn’t be eating more than one pizza. Plus, my boyfriend doesn’t touch anything of the leafy green variety, so I nibbled at some of his Caesar salad.
The salad was a disappointment. The one listed as an entrée on the menu comes with croutons and bacon bits, and is served with kale. This one is just dressing smothered romaine. Plus, the heat had made the leaves a bit wilty, so it was unappetizing. Thankfully, the pizza was delicious. The gluten-​free crust tasted delicious and had a nice crunch to it. The toppings worked well together, and I barely ate half the pizza before I was too full to continue.
Our waitress was efficient — almost too efficient. She memorized all of our orders (including all our specific requests) without writing anything down, and would refill drinks and other requests really quickly. However, there were a couple times where we would request something and she’d be off getting that item/​drink before anyone else could even open their mouth. In the end, everyone got everything they wanted, it just cost her a few extra trips back and forth.
The food quality is very high, but great quality comes at a cost. Since I didn’t get the special and added the gluten-​free crust, my pizza came to $ 18. After tax and tip, it was almost $ 25 for a 10″ pizza and a glass of water. Kind of pricey, and definitely not an everyday sort of thing.
However, given the wide variety of items and their allergy-​inclusive menu items, I have no doubt that we will make Magic Oven a regular stop.

I had the bbq tofu ciabatta with spinach sandwich. OMG, it was gooood!
There’s a nice patio out back and the waiter was really friendly.
It took a little while to get served, but once we ordered the food came relatively quickly.
Being mid-​day, the waiter was on his own, so it’s no wonder it took a while to serve us.
The sandwich was so yummy it didn’t matter.
Decently priced, as well.
Thumbs up!