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72 First Street, Collingwood
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“Pizza took a while to come out of the kitchen and the host made it right in a big way. Worth the wait! Beet and carrot slaw was excellent. Pizza was one of the best I have had anywhere in the world.”
Pizza · $$
26 Elm Street, Collingwood
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“A great little pizza place. Located with a great little brewery. Staff was amazing!! Pizza was probably one of the best we have ever had. Good variety. Pizza by slice available. Highly recommend it.”
Pizza Takeaway · $
582 Cameron Street, Collingwood
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“Awesome job don we love the panzarotti 's thanks again brother have a good night”
Pizza Delivery · $
281 First Street, Collingwood
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“Went in for a slice at lunch, I had an amazing spinach & Goat cheese slice.'Priced very well, and the slice was huge! 10/10 recommend for a quick bite to eat!”
Pizza Delivery · $
290 Hurontario Street, Collingwood
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“I ordered a pizza approximately 3:15pm 13 March 2021. I have no complaints on the pizza. But I have an issue with the service by the young lady. The young lady brought my order out to my car. I gave a tip and been tipping more generous during the pandemic to give back to community. Because I haven't been affected financially during COVID-19 that I am blessed for. I asked for napkins she said "Sorry we don't have any". I thought that was weird and we had little picnic and spilt some food on myself. I decide to go back to the store and guess what. I see napkins to the right of the cash register when i walked into the store. The young lady said oh they just arrived/came in from back room what ever she muttered excuses and said sorry. I would rather she said "I am was lazy or sir go in the store get it yourself" at the time she brought pizza out. I would have more respect for someone to tell me the truth instead of lying. Now talking about loyalty, integrity and ethical. Question I wounder if she split the tip with the other two young men working at the same time. (During phone order she said you can't add tip on VISA, I find that odd). Can't turn back time but hopefully the young lady reads this or management/store owner. She needs to owns up to fault/s not to me but her team. How her one action saying "we don't have napkins" affected the other two young men working when I addressed the issue and including another customer waiting in line. I am generous person however I will call out people's BS and you "young lady" I called yours today. You were lazy regards with napkins and remember I tipped you for it. You knew you had napkins in the store. You owe an apology to your co workers, management and store owner. Lesson learn hopefully young lady one person negative actions can affect others one your team. Result the one young gentleman took my phone number and offer Med pizza next time. Very nice offer thank you.”
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4 High Street, Collingwood
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“Way better than most Little Caesars locations. This restaurant exceeded my expectations for both customer service and food quality. The staff were friendly, the food was fresh, and the overall experience was excellent. They’ve definitely raised the bar for what I expect from Little Caesars. Well done!”
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20 Balsam Street Unit 13, Collingwood
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“I visited Pizza Hut in Collingwood, ON while returning from blue mountains on weekend. It is a convenient and reliable spot for a quick and satisfying meal. The pizza was fresh, tasty and well-prepared, with good portion sizes and consistent quality. The location is easy to access and situated in a convenient area with plenty of free parking lots, which makes visiting very hassle-free. The staff were friendly and service was efficient, making the overall experience pleasant. It’s a great place for families, friends, or anyone looking for a casual dining option. Overall, a solid Pizza Hut location that delivers good food and convenience in Collingwood. Highly recommended for visitors.”
Italian · $$$
18 School House Lane, Collingwood
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“Amazing food 🥘 and wine 🍷 Romantic cozy place great music 🎶 in the playground Carter our waiter one of the most kind pleasant waiters we had in the long time He knew what to recommend he picked amazing vine for us exactly how we like it Superior client care Definitely coming back every time we are here 15 out of 10 Bravo to the chef , food was tasting amazing 🤩 Love it all Highly recommended 🇮🇹🍷😀”
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151 First Street, Collingwood
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“Stopped by Pizza Nova in Collingwood and it was great. The pizza was fresh, hot, and tasted amazing. The crust was perfect and the toppings were generous. The staff were also really friendly and had my order ready quickly. Definitely one of my go-to spots when I’m craving pizza. Highly recommend if you’re in the area!”
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390 First Street, Collingwood
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5 Balsam Street, Collingwood
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“I had a great experience. The employee was extremely friendly, professional, and very cooperative. They took the time to help me, and made the whole experience smooth and pleasant. Excellent customer service—I truly appreciate their kindness and support. Highly recommended!”
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499 First Street, Collingwood
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“We love Toppers! Only reason for the 4* is because it is expensive and they don't offer sundried tomatoes! I know it seems silly but it's my fave pizza topping. I would actually give a 4.5 if I could because the fact you can add a medium sauce swirl on the pizza is INCREDIBLE! I hope they keep the garlic butter stuffed crust because WOW it is so good! There is actually a good amount of cheese, unlike other pizza places.”
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