Gronk!
Senior Member
There is Tony's Pizza Palace, which is just a few blocks east of the Glenrose. However, I've never been there so I'm in the dark re: quality.
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Romanov
Active Member
Tony's is a staple in the neighborhood - really good but it's been a few years since I've been
Didama
Active Member
Tony's is amazing... order the New Yorker pizza and you'll never look back!
Gronk!
Senior Member
This one?
- Original New York Style
The Classic! Mozzarella cheese and Tony's special spices (extra large only)
XL: $26
- New York New York
Mozzarella, Double Dry Cured Pepperoni, Garlic Spice
XL: $33.5
Didama
Active Member
We usually get the original. No substitutions allowed and it only comes in extra large!
basic but done so well
IanO
Superstar
Better than Ragazzi?
Airboy
Senior Member
Thanks, Things are getting better everyday. Plus I can be a true hunter gatherer.
Didama
Active Member
I think Ragazzi is the crowd favourite and hard to compete with, but personally I have a soft spot for Tony's as my overall favourite. All the good memories there probably skew my opinion a bit though haha
Airboy
Senior Member
Not something I would suggest people try to compare, But my wife and I were talking about food in hospitals yesterday. GR is not the best in fact quite bad at times. I tend to bring food in for her. But we have to say Sturgeon had the best overall meals. U of A had the best breakfasts. When she started on solid foods again at the U the meals were interesting in style. Lemon dill salmon. another night butter chicken. And who ever makes their lasagna is good. The vegetarian one is good t both the U and GR.
IanO
Superstar
Hit up May on 124st today for brunch. We were the second group in right at 10am and it was a bit quiet until closer to 11, but picked up.
Both dishes were good, but kept me wanting a little more of something. That said, the value for $ is high given the portions and quality. Service was ok.
Milk Bread French Toast $22
Buttermilk fried chicken thigh, fermented hot sauce, maple syrup, vanilla cream
Cornbread Benny $22
Peameal bacon, poached eggs, hollandaise, chimichurri, house potatoes
www.restaurantmay.ca
Both dishes were good, but kept me wanting a little more of something. That said, the value for $ is high given the portions and quality. Service was ok.
Milk Bread French Toast $22
Buttermilk fried chicken thigh, fermented hot sauce, maple syrup, vanilla cream
Cornbread Benny $22
Peameal bacon, poached eggs, hollandaise, chimichurri, house potatoes
May
www.restaurantmay.ca
Gronk!
Senior Member
MacLac
Senior Member
Southgate Mall
IanO
Superstar
Sabor's new 'Atrium' space
johnnyboy
Active Member
This must be the old State and Main space?