First time here but always passed by this place. Open late so there's always a crowd late night. Big slices here, super thin and very crunchy bottom! The only thing I didn't like was the fact theater their dough is very chewy. It's not light and fluffy as you might hope or expect. Even though it's thin crust, I found myself taking A LOT of chews to down the crust. But in the bright side they have this garlic oil that they spread over your pizza, very good!! Loved that oil! Overall might return for some more slices (wasn't too salty). I still would recommend this place to those who haven't tried it before, you might be surprised!
Anuj Kapur
Its like a breath of fresh air among dozens of pizza joints on that part of queen street. It’s a large enough slice with thin dough crust and the ingredients taste amazingly fresh. The only bummer is the steep prize almost 8$ plus taxes for a Margherita slice is a bit much i feel
Canan Özgürsoy
Today was my first time trying your pizza. I’m pregnant, and all I wanted was a slice of pizza. I ordered the Pizza Arrabbiata and made the payment. Then I asked if it was possible to not include parsley. The staff member responded, “I can’t do that.” I said okay and sat down to wait.
After about 5 minutes, the same staff member saw me waiting and said, “You didn’t pay. You just asked a question and left.” I explained that I had paid first and then asked my question. She insisted I show proof of payment. However, I didn’t have internet access at the moment (which I shouldn’t be required to have). I asked if I could use the store’s Wi-Fi, but s he ignored me several times. Eventually, I asked someone else in line to help me connect to the internet. Once I got connected, I showed my payment confirmation.
The staff member gave me my pizza without offering a single apology. 1. I understand mistakes can happen, but as a pregnant customer, I found the lack of empathy and zero acknowledgment of the error very disappointing, especially for a first visit. 2. To the owner: why don’t you take names or assign order numbers after payment? A more organized system would help prevent situations like this. Otherwise, assuming your customers are lying about a slice of pizza might cost you loyal ones.
Zach Reid
Tristan provide excellent service! Will definitely be here again!
David T
Long live King Slice! Great pizza, tons of toppings and cheese. Tastes very fresh. An institution.
Prarus Khadka
It’s a giant slice of pizza and it tastes phenomenal. Workers are dope too
Sanjana Mukherjee
All their pizza slices are amazing!
Kyle Bridson
If you know, you know—King Slice on Queen West is a late-night legend. Whether you’re grabbing a quick bite after a night out or just craving something cheesy and satisfying, this spot always hits the mark.
The slices are massive—like, no joke, one slice is the size of a small pizza. But it’s not just about size; the quality is legit. The crust has that perfect balance between crispy and chewy, the sauce is flavourful without being overpowering, and the cheese… it’s the real deal. You can tell they’re not cutting corners. My go-to is the pepperoni, but honestly, you can’t go wrong with anything they’ve got on rotation.
It’s a classic Queen West experience. Quick service, no fuss, just giant slices of comfort food that hit the spot every time. The place gets busy late at night (especially on weekends), but the line moves fast, and the energy is part of the charm.
If you’re in the area and need a satisfying bite—especially post-bar—King Slice is a must. It’s everything a pizza joint should be: affordable, reliable, and straight-up delicious.
Safiullah Sujon
Best pizza place in town I loved there arrabbiata slice with garlic oil
Ali Shahbaz
Quick service, and got the deluxe slice which was pretty massive and delicious.
This is the second of three Toronto area pizza shops that do the evolving Toronto style pizza - a chewier NY slice brushed with a garlic/parsley oil. In general, the pizza is good and a slice is a good, hearty snack for those days one is wandering up and down Queen/King West.
However, it is 7.75+tax as compared to the same slice from Fresca, which is $5 cash, tax included. Thus, I'm dinging it 1 star since it's essentially the same product but costs 60% more. I am also of the opinion that Fresca's slice tastes better.
Zee Jeremic
Great place to grab a thin crust pizza 🍕 slice $7.75 + tax. Will definitely come back again .
S
Huge slices, but it's also $7.75 before tax. Flavour is good but there's room for improvement. The slice wasn't cut properly and sort of tore apart when I pulled it apart. Garlic oil is free and nice.
It's a thin crust but quite floppy.
Jennifer Brown Saunders
First time trying, such awesome pizza, will order from here from now on!
First time here but always passed by this place. Open late so there's always a crowd late night. Big slices here, super thin and very crunchy bottom! The only thing I didn't like was the fact theater their dough is very chewy. It's not light and fluffy as you might hope or expect. Even though it's thin crust, I found myself taking A LOT of chews to down the crust. But in the bright side they have this garlic oil that they spread over your pizza, very good!! Loved that oil! Overall might return for some more slices (wasn't too salty). I still would recommend this place to those who haven't tried it before, you might be surprised!
Its like a breath of fresh air among dozens of pizza joints on that part of queen street. It’s a large enough slice with thin dough crust and the ingredients taste amazingly fresh. The only bummer is the steep prize almost 8$ plus taxes for a Margherita slice is a bit much i feel
Today was my first time trying your pizza. I’m pregnant, and all I wanted was a slice of pizza. I ordered the Pizza Arrabbiata and made the payment. Then I asked if it was possible to not include parsley. The staff member responded, “I can’t do that.” I said okay and sat down to wait.
After about 5 minutes, the same staff member saw me waiting and said, “You didn’t pay. You just asked a question and left.” I explained that I had paid first and then asked my question. She insisted I show proof of payment. However, I didn’t have internet access at the moment (which I shouldn’t be required to have). I asked if I could use the store’s Wi-Fi, but s
he ignored me several times. Eventually, I asked someone else in line to help me connect to the internet. Once I got connected, I showed my payment confirmation.
The staff member gave me my pizza without offering a single apology.
1. I understand mistakes can happen, but as a pregnant customer, I found the lack of empathy and zero acknowledgment of the error very disappointing, especially for a first visit.
2. To the owner: why don’t you take names or assign order numbers after payment? A more organized system would help prevent situations like this. Otherwise, assuming your customers are lying about a slice of pizza might cost you loyal ones.
Tristan provide excellent service! Will definitely be here again!
Long live King Slice!
Great pizza, tons of toppings and cheese. Tastes very fresh. An institution.
It’s a giant slice of pizza and it tastes phenomenal. Workers are dope too
All their pizza slices are amazing!
If you know, you know—King Slice on Queen West is a late-night legend. Whether you’re grabbing a quick bite after a night out or just craving something cheesy and satisfying, this spot always hits the mark.
The slices are massive—like, no joke, one slice is the size of a small pizza. But it’s not just about size; the quality is legit. The crust has that perfect balance between crispy and chewy, the sauce is flavourful without being overpowering, and the cheese… it’s the real deal. You can tell they’re not cutting corners. My go-to is the pepperoni, but honestly, you can’t go wrong with anything they’ve got on rotation.
It’s a classic Queen West experience. Quick service, no fuss, just giant slices of comfort food that hit the spot every time. The place gets busy late at night (especially on weekends), but the line moves fast, and the energy is part of the charm.
If you’re in the area and need a satisfying bite—especially post-bar—King Slice is a must. It’s everything a pizza joint should be: affordable, reliable, and straight-up delicious.
Best pizza place in town I loved there arrabbiata slice with garlic oil
Quick service, and got the deluxe slice which was pretty massive and delicious.
Restaurantji Recommends
This is the second of three Toronto area pizza shops that do the evolving Toronto style pizza - a chewier NY slice brushed with a garlic/parsley oil. In general, the pizza is good and a slice is a good, hearty snack for those days one is wandering up and down Queen/King West.
However, it is 7.75+tax as compared to the same slice from Fresca, which is $5 cash, tax included. Thus, I'm dinging it 1 star since it's essentially the same product but costs 60% more. I am also of the opinion that Fresca's slice tastes better.
Great place to grab a thin crust pizza 🍕 slice $7.75 + tax. Will definitely come back again .
Huge slices, but it's also $7.75 before tax. Flavour is good but there's room for improvement. The slice wasn't cut properly and sort of tore apart when I pulled it apart. Garlic oil is free and nice.
It's a thin crust but quite floppy.
First time trying, such awesome pizza, will order from here from now on!
💫definitely recommend.
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