Toronto's Top Pick's

Best Sandwich: California Sandwiches (2nd: Centre Street Deli; 3rd: Black Camel)

Best Tapas: Foxley (2nd: Lee; 3rd: Relish)

Best Breakfast: Vi Vetha Bistro (2nd: By The Way Cafe; 3rd: Flo's Diner)

Best Chinese: Lee Garden

Best Indian: Sher-E Punjab (2nd: The Host; 3rd Lahore Tika House)

Best Italian: Sotto Sotto (2nd: The Nose)

Best Dim-Sum: New Treasure

Best Japanese: Asuka (2nd: Hiro; 3rd: New Generation)

Best Wings: Crown & Dragon (2nd: Duff's)

Best Pub: Ceili's Cottage (2nd: Dora Keogh)

Best Oysters: Rodney's Oyster House

Best Burger: Allen's (2nd ByMark; 3rd Drake Hotel)

Best Steak: Harbour Sixty

Best Greek: Mezes (2nd: Messini)

Best Mexican: El Sol

Best Pizza: Enrico's Pizza (2nd: Gerrard Pizza)







Sunday, September 19, 2010

Queen Margherita Pizza

Perched in Toronto's east-end, between Lesliville and The Beach, you can find this authentic pizzeria across the street from the Connaught streetcar bone yard. The atmosphere is comfy, in a lofty type space, with big windows for sun light and a hipster buzz on busy nights. The owners are a little intense, but let's be honest - Italians take their pizza making very seriously.



So what can be so unique about pizza you ask? Well, The Queen not only has a new menu everyday, but all ingredients are brought in-house fresh, on a daily basis. Combine fresh ingredients, a beautiful Italian gravy (tomato sauce) with a wood-oven crisp - perfection!



There is a set-menu offering, which I recommend. For $25, you have your choice of starter, pizza and small salad. Alternatively, there is a list of set-topping pizza choices that range between $14 and $18.



All I have to say, is that Pizza Libretto and Terroni's now have some serious competition in the mix.  The Queen brings a true Italian za to T.O., ensuring quality with its 6,000 pound Neapolitan oven, made of mortar and stone.

Location: 1402 Queen St. East
Tel: 416-466-6555
Website: http://www.queenmargheritapizza.ca/

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