Pi Co. — Restaurant in Toronto

Hip craft pizza joint located near the St. Lawrence Market on the corner of Colborne and King. There are a few tables inside and seats about 30 people, in side is very spacious and comfortable.

There are a few pizza option that you can order from which ranges from $10 to $17 per pi as well as gluten free option. I ordered 3 pi's and basically just crafted my own and the size fair slightly larger than a personal size. With crafting your own the options are endless and they don't charge you per topping just a flat rate for the pi.

Ordering online was a breeze click on the location select your pi of choice start clicking away. Once you are satisfied with your choice you check out pay and then start heading over to the location of your choice. They send a text message and email stating that the order was received and the approximate time it will be ready.

Great Pi's definitely coming...

Went for the promotion. They lock their doors early and then start telling people in line they wouldn't receive the promotion because the line was long enough that it would be too late.

Really solid business practice. If you're going to run a promotion and then lock your doors early, then give the people who were waiting in line the deal, that's just good business sense.

I wish i could speak on the quality of the pizza.

Edit* I did read the details, and left to arrive with time to spare, but since the line was long, the decision was "tough luck" which doesn't really make sense since you closed the doors. why close the doors if I'm already too late?

what are you losing to give a couple of extra people the promotion that you are now losing by jerking the...

Pi Co is a great wheel, but special shout out to the staff. They deal with some serious blockheads.

We were there last night when this real winner ran the gamut, adding almost EVERY topping, and double on some. The poor staff member was telling him, "the dough, she won't hold". Customer just kept saying "it's unlimited toppings, right?! Unlimited??" The staff member and my partner shared a collective eye-roll...

Please be kinder to staff working customer-facing jobs. These guys are so kind, they don't need your B.S.

And also, add a tip option on check out please? If people don't want to tip they don't have to. But when you want to and it's not there when paying with plastic, it seems...