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Pizzeria Badiali, located at 181 Dovercourt Road in Toronto, is a neighborhood gem renowned for its New York-style pizza. This pizzeria offers a simple yet exceptional pizza experience. The establishment takes pride in its open kitchen, showcasing their craft to customers and emphasizing the quality and authenticity of their pizzas.
The menu features classic options such as Margherita and pepperoni, alongside more unique creations like the Vodka Pie, which is topped with a spicy vodka rosé sauce. Vegetarian options like the Mushroom Bianco and Burrata Marinara also highlight their commitment to catering to diverse tastes. Additionally, Pizzeria Badiali offers salads, including the Caesar Supreme and Chopped Salad, providing a refreshing complement to their hearty pizzas.
Pizzeria Badiali is designed to foster a sense of community. It serves as a local spot where patrons can enjoy a slice in a welcoming and unpretentious environment.
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saif Alsabbah
2 weeks agoI recently visited Pizzeria Badiali, and I have to say, it was an amazing experience! The pizza had the perfect crispy crust that added the ideal crunch with every bite. The sauce was incredibly flavorful, rich, and well-balanced, complementing the cheese perfectly. The cheese itself was delicious, smooth, and melted to perfection. Overall, it was a fantastic pizza that left me wanting more. Highly recommend it for anyone craving authentic, amazing pizza! Beyond expectations
Natalie Garzon
2 weeks agocrazy lines ?! yes , worth the hype tho. I visited on a cold Saturday afternoon. It was half decent line. About 30 mins wait time. Would I wait more than 1 hour, probably not. But the pizza was delicious. Everyone who talk about it. Love the vodka pizza, I didn’t care for it. Probably my least favourite, but that my personal preference. The ranch dip was not it. I didn’t like it at all. very chunky. Not your typical ranch dipping. We order cheese, pepperoni, margarita and vodka slice. The bottom of the pizza was my favourite part, very crispy and hot. Definitely would return if the line was short.
MadeBy VR
a month agoWell worth the wait and price. $5.45-$6 a slice! But once you take a bite and feel the perfect chew of the crust, then you will understand. Simple pizzas but deceivingly delicious and flavourful. If you want whole pizzas then ORDER AHEAD. Also best to eat this pizza right away for optimal texture and flavour. Random amazing pizza spot on a residential neighbourhood. Highly recommend this place, one of the best pizzas spots Ever!
Fabiano Daher
a week agoDespite not being a fan of thin-crust New York-style pizza, I was completely astonished by this pizza. The burrata in my Marinara was nothing short of superb, and I savoured this heavenly slice alongside a creamy pepperoncini dip. In addition, the hip was playing in the background, completing one of my best environments so far. This is the best representation of this pizza style I have ever encountered—truly recommended!
Emil Jayatileke
a month agoBadiali definitely earns a spot as one of the top slices you can get in the city. Is it worth 30+ min wait? No. Is it the best pizza? Depends on your preference. Personally I like a little more cheese, but I do think the crust here is perfect. Affordable price, consistent, and straightforward menu. The hype is only thing that hurts Badiali, and that’s not the worst thing.