180 Secondi

Awesome pizza and very friendly staff. Must try their pizza it’s one of best in Toronto!

You won’t like any other pizza after trying one here!

Wow! I truly loved this place! Me and my partner just moved to the area and decided to give this place a try, I got a calzone and my partner got a pizza. We both LOVED our food! The in residents are so fresh and you watch them make everything from scratch.
It’s rare to find a place where they truly care about what they make, the employees were so friendly and the owners are truly passionate about what they do. I can’t wait to come back and try more!

I had a late lunch today at 180 Secondi. It’s near where I work and I’ve been a couple times with colleagues.
I got there towards the end of the lunch rush, which had cleared out by the time I left.
If you want a pizza, you fill in your order form and it’s made up especially for you. It’s a Neapolitan-​style pizza and you choose your style/​sauce, cheeses, ingredients, etc. It’s baked in a high-​temperature oven and ready in 180 seconds (hence the name).
I ordered a personal-​size pizza with pepperoni, bacon and tomatoes and a large pop. The pizza was really good! It took just ten minutes from the time I ordered the pizza to the time it was delivered to me.
The staff are really friendly and helpful.

Tried the sandwiches… they are awesome. You get to create your own custom sandwich. The ingredients used are quality all the way… a true gem in Toronto.

Love their food! You get to walk in and customize your order however way you wanted whether it was a salad, pita bread sandwich, or a pizza. They have issues sometimes with online ordering and payments, otherwise it’s pretty good! Decent prices too.

What a great spot. The pizza is great, fast, and you can pick from a lot of different toppings to make it different each time. I keep coming back to this place because the people here are so nice! The pizzas are fairly large too, so you can even get 2 servings out of it. Décor is fine, it suits the feel. There’s no need for anything to decorated or fancy when everything else is so good.

One of the new very nice pizza places in town, their sandwiches and salads are are very tasty and good choices too. Run by a very sweet and friendly couple :-) most of the pizza options are yummy, they also carry interesting vegan, and super healthy doughs for a buck or two extra, but their general dough, cheese, and sauce is very well selected and prepared so one can’t go wrong with the regular selection. Try the Margarita or other vegetarian options if it’s your fancy, the meat options are also very good choices. Definitely add the oregano, spicy oil, and black pepper for more diversity in the taste of your pizza :-)

After eating here a few times now, I have to move this place up a star. A big reason is the sandwiches. For under $ 10, you can select from a wide range of toppings of meats, veggies, cheeses, and sauces. It’s a generous portion in what is a nice pizza dough type pita. Everyone I know who’s tried it has come back for more. Cheers to that sandwich! Best in the neighborhood bar none. The pizzas remain high quality (although a tad pricey) and they have a nice craft beer selection going on. They have also consistently provided friendly service every single time I’ve walked in. Keep up the good work!

I really enjoy this place. Excellent pizza and salad and super friendly staff. Pizza has a deep dish look but is actually nice and fluffy. Well done!

Customer service is excellent. The owner is very attentive and will go out of his way to make you feel welcome! Remembers us every visit. Pizza is very delicious paired with a glass of wine. Perfect dinner out with my family.

This particular spot is located right across from my apartment, which made it wonderfully convenient for those all too familiar lazy nights. I had pretty high hopes for this little place especially since the pizza’s are hand crafted. I am a huge sucker for pizza and the area has it’s fair share of pizza establishments, but this was the only place that was independent.
Funny enough, my first visit to this place was not for their pizza but for their salad’s. The boyfriend and I were craving hearty chicken Caesar salad’s that night and the unique «Build Your Own» feature seemed appealing and promising. It was a takeout order and the box seemed unusually light but I mindlessly shrugged it off and headed home. Upon inspection, after so comfortably snuggling in front of the television, the salad appeared to be nothing more than a handful of romaine lettuce leaves, sprinkled lightly with Parmesan and these very itty-​bitty, terribly unsatisfying pieces of grilled chicken! Fair enough-​that was a disappointment but I dare not lose faith!
My second visit was to finally try their pizza’s and it was, thankfully a rather enjoyable meal. They say their pizza’s are catered for a single person but I’d argue that two people can comfortably enjoy one. We had the classic margarita pizza with some Prosciutto for some saltiness and it was very satisfying.
All in all, a rather «A-​OKAY» experience. I find the prices to be a tad expensive but the pizza’s are quite good, though not spectacular, and the owner was friendly and warming. I will once in a while come back for a pizza but I wouldn’t jump to head over there all the time.

I have tried this place twice and ordered a number of pizzas for get-​togethers. Both times I found the pizzas to be lacking in flavour. An interesting concept, but that’s it. I might try this again in the future to see if they have improved their recipes.
I also found the ordering process unnecessarily wasteful, as I had to fill out several slips of paper rather than simply ordering at the cash.

I truly hope their pizzas and sandwiches are better than their salads because I’m mad at myself for the experience I had last night getting a made-​to-​order takeout salad from them and I am never going back to waste another cent there.
I wanted an entrée-​sized salad with protein for dinner last night so I was encouraged to see their make-​your-​own option. I specifically asked if their «turkey» was real turkey or sliced deli turkey and they stated it was real turkey breast. I ordered a meal-​sized salad with arugula, caramelized onion, artichoke, goat cheese, cucumber, tomato, bell peppers, turkey and balsamic vinaigrette. After paying about $ 10 and waiting almost 15 minutes for a to-​go order, I received a cardboard container that weighed practically nothing. I peeked inside to make sure they actually put a salad in there and saw just the bottom part of the container barely covered with a handful of arugula, four tomato slices, four red pepper slices, a tiny piece of artichoke, microscopic crumbs of goat cheese, 3 – 4 cucumber shavings, caramelized onions and sliced deli turkey meat cut up. I went back to the guy I originally asked about the meat and said, «I specifically asked if this was deli turkey and you said it was real.»
He said, «Oh, it IS real. It’s real turkey breast that we slice very thin so you get maximum flavour throughout your salad.»
What the actual fuck?
I know how to distinguish deli turkey from actual turkey breast.
I continued, «This salad weighs nothing. I asked for an entrée size. This is my dinner. There’s nothing in here!»
He said, «All of our salads are measured to weigh 3 oz. If you want more, we’d have to charge you a meat option.»
Do you know what 3 oz of anything feels like? It feels like air. It feels like nothing. It doesn’t have enough physical matter to be considered DINNER. Hell, the meat alone should’ve been at LEAST 3 oz!
I was thinking that I GOT a meat option and yet no one told me that my dinner was going to be 3 oz in total. For $ 10, I can buy a head of lettuce, a few peppers, two actual turkey thighs and some tomatoes and make a salad that I could actually get full from.
I had already paid for this order so I sucked it up and decided not to pursue it further. I didn’t want to be charged more for something that felt fraudulent.
The final two blows came when I went to eat this tiny, stupid salad. Their «balsamic vinaigrette» was just plain balsamic vinegar in a takeout container, and their peppers were moldy and tasted like dirt. I felt like a total fool for wasting my money. I’m never going back.

Awesome concept, you can order a customized pizza or sandwich with pretty much whatever toppings you want, just check off the ingredients you want on a form and then they make it right in front of you and cook it in the oven in about 3 minutes — aka the name 180 Secondi. The pizzas look really legit, with thin crusts. I got a sandwich and was very satisfied with it. It’s made with freshly baked pita bread, so it’s really soft and fragrant — so good. They have gluten-​free options as well :) Would definitely want to come back and try an authentic Italian pizza! Staff are very friendly as well and helpful if you are confused about the ordering process.

Interesting concept. Walk in and order your own customized pizza, sandwich or salad. I wasn’t sure what to expect when I walked in and was immediately told by a staff person the ins and outs of ordering.
The base price for a pizza was $ 10 – 12 and each meat topping an extra $ 2 and each veg an extra $ 1. I got a white pizza with argula, caramelized onion and Italian sausage. With a fountain drink it was $ 22 with tax and tip. Overall the pizza was decent and quite large for one person, only problem was I expected the argula to be added at the end and baked a bit., instead it was just spread on top of the pizza. I ended up eating most of it separately.
The décor was interesting, with mostly single seats at the front and a few tables at the back. Seems like the place is designed mostly for the take out crowd.
The service was meh. Despite being the only one in the place, all the servers ignored me and I had to get my own fork to eat the argula.

This is a great place. Pizzas are prepared right in front of you after you choose the toppings. Staff is very friendly and the selection doesn’t stop with pizza they also have sandwiches and salads. and gelato.

Walked in for a take-​out pizza and left a huge fan. The staff was friendly, helpful, and willing to go the extra service mile for us. As a huge fan of pizza, I was not disappointed at all with the food, and that pizza was devoured. Fast.
Overall, a great food experience.

180 Secondi is a great pizza place. To start off the ordering process is super easy. You fill out a form for either a pizza, sandwich or salad. Then you give them the form and they make you your food. As the name suggests, the pizzas come out in 180 seconds. The pizzas are fantastic. The crust is nice and crispy and not too doughy. The toppings are great and with a selection like they have you cant go wrong. The BBQ Bianca is amazing. I don’t know how they achieve a crispy crust in only 180 seconds, but they do. Next, the cinnamon sticks are to die for. They come out nice and warm and fluffy, and the cinnamon butter is delicious. If you’re in the area you would be making a mistake not coming here.

I’ve been here twice. Since Friday (…today’s Sunday, embarrassing). Once to eat-​in, once for take-​out.
I think Deer Park was in serious need of a non-​chain pizza place, so I’m so happy that these guys are finally open. Really awesome pizza, their cinnamon sticks are really good as well (love the cinnamon butter!). Pretty decent tap list — Great Lakes, Niagara College, and Mill Street (not just organic and tankhouse — stuff like frambozen and vanilla porter as well) AND THEY HAVE WINE ON TAP, WHAT?
Missing one star just because the service was a bit off — initially they gave us the wrong pizza, which I’m cool with — the staff is new, after all! Also because my salad was a little bit under-​dressed (but I like pretty heavy dressing, so maybe that’s just me)… I wish they were open a bit later on Friday nights too, even to just 11-​ish.
Hope this place sticks around, I think they really have potential to become a neighbourhood mainstay.