Martino’s Pizza

I can’t believe some of the negative reviews. Their pizzas by the slice are among the best in Toronto. They have a pesto slice which was outstanding. We have ordered 2 pasta dishes and 1 noodle dish as takeout. The pastas were well made — one had rose sauce and the other marinara. The noodles had a coconut rose sauce and were outstanding. The service is always friendly. Not a sit down place but great for a slice of pizza and takeout pasta.

Called in a delivery order. Service was nice, pizza was SUPER FAST and delivery driver was excellent– very nice, polite, friendly. Tried the classic margharita pizza. Toppings and cheese were good but the crust to me wasn’t that great. Wouldn’t order pizza from here again. I prefer chain pizza over this and I’m hoping to find a non-​chain pizza joint to order from regularly with really delish pizza.

I do love this little joint. They have a really yummy Margherita pizza, but beware it is covered in garlic, I think garlic butter :). So bring your breath mints!
They also have some Asian food like a basil beef and noodle dish I believe. Their Asian food isn’t bad either, for fast food, better than one would expect from a place that makes pizza and Asian food… strange at first blush indeed…

Generous portioned delicious pizza, my go to place for pizza in the Annex. Much better than any of the other larger chains in Toronto. Try the pepperoni /​pineapple that they always have ready, Rebecca and I always grab a slice each once a week.

Lady that works there is a snob gives me attitude every time I go in. For that main reason I give them 0 stars but 1 star is the least I can pick. She needs to shape up big time!
Pad Thai many years ago used to be decent, now its just gross and cheaply made. The price is expensive for what u get. Very dry, no flavor and mostly noodles; where is the rest of ingredients in pad Thai?!
Pizza isn’t bad but most pizza in Toronto isn’t that great. Advice: I’d go to Shoppers down the street and buy a frozen pizza and cook it yourself. Better and better deal.
They have a coconut soup — GROSS! Don’t waste your money.
The beef vermicelli noodle salad is not good either; how can u mess that up!
I’ve tried enough dishes there to give them a chance and now I’ve decided I won’t be going back.

We found this place using Unilocal.The lady was really friendly. The pizza was delicious. We had the general tsao Pizza.

Wow. Boy was I pleasantly surprised!
I was having a crappy day after dealing with my stupid bank and being disappointed after thinking they were going to be reasonable.
So I’m walking home on a FREEZING evening, and after dropping into 3 stores along the way and finding NOTHING of interest at a decent price — I stopped into Martino’s — almost out of boredom — and am I glad I did.
I must say — when I saw their menu of pizza and Asian I was not a believer.
But wow. Big portions at a reasonable price — and although I’m almost always disappointed when I ask at most restaurants for the food to be prepared ‘spicy’ — the food was ACTUALLY spicy — and I didn’t even stress HOW MUCH I like extra spicy.
I ordered 3 items off the Asian part of the menu — and ALL THREE were good. (That is WAY BETTER odds than I expect when I pick things at random from an average place.)
One of the pieces of shrimp in the garlic shrimp was very soft and either overcooked or old — but the rest was good — and the Beef with sautéed mushrooms was a really pleasant surprise — spicy as can be — and I’m looking forward to leftovers tomorrow.
I’m looking forward to checking out more of their menu soon. Pity they don’t deliver before 4 pm.

I love this place! Martino’s offers superb quality food, every time.
I begun first with their pizza to which i can honestly say, has no equal! (and I have been looking for a good quality pizza joint for 6+ years in Toronto).
Next, I tried their Asian cuisine. Also amazing! They offer a great selection of Vietnamese, Thai and Chinese dishes in both meat and vegetarian options. I was never a big vegan fan before but try the Spicy Eggplant or Classic Margherita pizza, you’ll be glad you did.
On top of the great food, they also have exceptional staff/​drivers that are always friendly, quick and helpful with recommendations if your the kind of person that likes a surprise dish once in a while.
The location is clean and cozy but small so this is really a take-​out location but I have been ordering Martino’s for my friends and coworkers since my first slice and we have been impressed every time.

Still order pizza from here and still consistently great. Never tried the Chinese so can’t comment. Every time I have guests over and we order pizza, I always get it from here, never disagreement top notch!

Small unassuming place, you don’t come here for the sit-​down atmosphere and that’s fine. Based on other Unilocal!reviews I was hoping for a hole-​in-​the-​wall novelty gem… Perhaps I just don’t do enough drugs to kill my palette, or maybe I should’ve been drunk. Niche market?
The prices for a slice aren’t bad, ranging from $ 3 to $ 5 — unless you want to get it to go, then it’s an extra $ 1.25 for a takeaway paper bag. Very unimpressed.
Pretty standard options, at least they’re generously portioned (one slice is really more like two). Got the Spring mix: thin crust, which is nice… crazy-​high in sodium. I mean, you don’t eat pizza to be healthy, but this was a LOT of salt.
Also tried the Coconut Rose Shrimp ($ 11). In a word: grease. Just oily and unimpressive. I wasn’t poisoned — which is great! — but it seemed like the failed first time execution of what might’ve been a good idea in competent hands.
At least the staff was friendly. Okay, one was, the other two were kinda impartial. That’s not a strike against them, since again, though there is stools it’s not really a sit-​down place.
Bottom line: if you don’t care what you’re putting in your mouth-​hole beyond, «is it edible?» then this is a acceptable joint to satisfy your need to physically consume *something*. If that doesn’t describe you though, you’d be better moving on.
C’est la vie, live and learn.

Delivery disappointment. I’m always looking for new options of delivery and I came across this place as «Martino‘s Asian Fusion Kitchen». At first I thought it was weird to do italian and asian cuisines in the same place but curiosity got the best of me.
General Tao Chicken was a nasty red sauce with a ridiculously high viscosity served on a lot of white rice, and no vegetables at all (which isnt uncommon, but this plate just looked very underwhelming and the taste matched it). Singapore Curry Noodles were bland, lacking spice and any interesting flavours, and a little gritty from the curry powder still.
Looks like the pizza or italian foods may have been the way to go on this one.

Been working in the area for a few years and Martino’s has been one of my go-​to spot for good, inexpensive food. I was surprised when I saw pizza, pasta, wings and asian dishes on the same menu… Weird… but the food is consistently good!
I’ve tried a variety off of their menu:
— individual pizza slices are very big with crispy thin crust
— pastas, their alla vodka is pretty good!
— wings, crispy with the sauce on the side. They recently increased their prices, but still fair
— asian dishes, chili lemongrass chicken (nice and spicey, but you can change the spice level if you tell them), pepper beef (Yumm! I love anything loaded with black pepper), pad thai (ok, but I go to Bua Thai nearby for the best one)
The space is small with about 6 seats and not much going on with the décor, mainly a take-​away place. Service is fast and friendly — I usually call ahead for my order (other than pizza) and it’s ready in 10 minutes.

Excellent chinese food… I know, sounds weird because it’s a pizza joint.
I discovered this Italian-​Chinese place when one of my colleagues came back with some Chinese take out. I couldn’t believe he was referring to the pizza place across the street.
This has become my lunch go-​to. Best dishes so far? The Glass noodles or Thai Basil Chicken. Their pad thai is OK. They offer spicy versions of their dishes, but beware it can have a kick! Great lunch special (between 11 – 3): all Asian dishes are $ 7.50 including tax.

Martino’s Pizza offers a tasty variety of pizza slices, but don’t underestimate their Asian dish selection! Even their spaghetti and meatballs leave something to remember.
They offer a decently priced lunch specials and are able to cook the meals fresh in a matter of minutes. I highly recommend trying their Pad Thai and Lemongrass chicken dishes.
For dinner they offer the same dishes at a higher price (after 3pm), but to compensate they add extra ingredients to your meal such as peppers and other veggies.

I tried their fried rice and other chinese rice dishes.
Not bad, quite an amount of salt and oil in the fried rice though.
typical chinese food in canada I guess

The slices are decent but what really takes the cake here are the pizzas that they make fresh/​custom-​made. Those are pretty damn good…
Only once or twice, the eggplant on my pizza has been undercooked so that’s really their only flaw.
The pad thai is pretty good too. It tastes fresh and isn’t pumpkin orange/​sickeningly sweet (like Thai Basil…). They don’t have any satay sauce so I can’t get any on the side but all in all, good pad thai.
Scrumptious pizza though… and the fact that they have uncommon topping options such as Gorgonzola cheese, eggplant, etc. motivates me to keep coming.

This is a fast food Chinese restaurant with a pizza oven. I tried the pizza here once purely for convenience and hunger, and I was pleasantly surprised! The pizza was excellent. Thin, crunchy crust loaded with pepperoni. They’re a little stingy on the cheese, but overall it’s pretty great. I come back here on a weekly basis and would choose it hands down over the big chains.