Bitondo's Pizzeria

Below average. Stick to this place for the old school charm and bang for your buck on the slice but that’s where it ends.

Good neighborhood slice.

El presidente had me expecting more! Not bad overall

Generous score because the place is a staple

Good pizza , no flop , could use some more sauce , classic style old school pizza

A neighborhood classic. Is it Toronto’s best? No, but it’s my favorite local pie.

It’s decent. Nothing to make it stand out though. Generic non-chain old school pizza. Cash only

So much hype about this place decided to come try it. Over all it's ok nothing to rave about.... Now everyone is telling me the panzarottis are great. Will eventually go back

Heavy on the cheese but the cheese it good. Could us a little more sauce

Pizza is nothing special, cheese is good, sauce does not stand out, and the crust is dry. If you go to this place, get the panzerotti, I will give that an 8.1! Just don't eat it like a slice of pizza or else you will have sauce and cheese dripping down on you. Get a knife and fork.

A very solid everyday pizza for your buck. Zero flop and a nice crunch.

It tastes like a typical chain pizza with low quality ingredients and is undercooked

Good slice, might be a little heavy on the cheese for some, but that’s how I like it. Good sauce and no/little flop

The absolute worst place to park a car but it’s all worth it. You walk in and you smell old school pizza. The ambiance is old school. The ovens are seasoned with the ashes of the dead people that previously cooked the pies. It’s as good as pizza gets in Toronto. I have yet to find a better slice. Very simple pizza means very tasty slice.

Not the best slice but at $4 and at 1/4 of a pizza this slice can’t be beat!

Not Toronto’s best slice.