General Assembly Pizza
Toronto
En un coup d'œil
Avis
Great wood-fired pizza with a delicious crust and quality ingredients. My only complaint is that it could have been a bit more substance - I was left wanting a little more. Still, very yummy!
Nice indie pizzeria in the Entertainment District. Even though the pizza is made fresh, it didn't take long to receive my order. I’ll definitely be back,
I ordered from here a couple of weeks ago on Uber Eats and was honestly blown away by the quality. You always see those “Top 5 pizza in Toronto” lists floating around Instagram, and I don’t often see this spot mentioned—but it absolutely deserves to be in that conversation. The pizza is outstanding, with a light sourdough crust that doesn’t sit heavy at all. That said, I had to go straight to the source and try it fresh out of the oven, along with a drink—and it did not disappoint. The space itself is super welcoming, airy, and has a vibe that almost doesn’t feel “Toronto,” if that makes sense—in a really good way. It’s also very fairly priced, which is refreshing. For example, the Negroni I had was $13—compared to the $18+ you see almost everywhere else. A pizza and a pint for $22 is great value. A big part of the experience was the exceptional service from Layla and Rachel. They ran the restaurant like a well-oiled machine—friendly, attentive, and genuinely welcoming. This will definitely become a regular stop on my pizza route. Huge thanks to both of you for such a great experience.
General Assembly Pizza caught our eye while we were exploring the neighborhood on vacation. While the service was efficient and the pizza arrived quickly, the final product didn't match the expectations for us. It was enjoyable, but ultimately average rather than amazing.
Awesome spot downtown Toronto. Tasty pizzas, definitely recommend trying their ginger ale. Went twice did not regret. There’s a cafe inside as well, great little combo. Friendly staff, definitely recommend it.
