By: Saige and Savanah Duchen

Saige (grade 10) and Savanah Duchen (grade 12) decided to travel the NT area to visit five different pizza restaurants and to rate them for you, Graffiti readers.

Please be aware that they are not real food critics, and tend to be a little biased towards thin crust pizza.

Classico Louie’s Pizzeria (2459 Yonge Street)

Greasiness: 3

Service (Including Seating Space): 5

Price: 2

Taste: 3

Overall Ranking: #3

Comments: Sav: Love it! Good seasoning, even on a plain cheese pizza. Sai: Althrough far from school, there is indoor and outdoor seating. Both: May be good for a hot weekend date. (Hint…NT boys)

Pizza Pizza (2295 Yonge Sreet)

Greasiness: 4

Service (Including Seating Space): 4

Price: 2

Taste: 2

Overall Ranking: #5

Comments: Sav: 3 words. Too much cheese. Lots of seating space on upper level, but is often very crowded at lunch. Sai: Pizza is a little thick and greasy, although there are great combos. Served too hot.

Madantos (2311 Yonge Street)

Greasiness: 3

Service (Including Seating Space): 4

Price: 3

Taste: 5

Overall Ranking: #2

Comments: Sav: Club music. Romantic lighting. Great toppings. Delicious pizza. Beware that a normal 99cent can of Arizona is $1.75.

Pizzaiolo (2221 Yonge Street)

Greasiness: 2

Service (Including Seating Space): 3

Price: 3

Taste: 5

Overall Ranking: #1

Comments: Sai: New and popping. Located next to the far Timmy Ho’s. Great taste and selection.

Panzerotto Pizza (2387 Yonge Street)

Greasiness: 3

Service (Including Seating Space): 2

Price: 2

Taste: 3

Overall Ranking: #4

Comments: Sav: Did not realize Panzerotto existed…until now. I’m in grade twelve. Very little seating. Sai: Very close to school. Good for a last minute lunch.

Are you looking forward to reading some more of Savanah and Saige’s input on local restaurants in, “Dining with the Duchens?” If there are any suggestions for future issues, FB Saige Duchen.