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Mickey's Pizza
Categories: Restaurants Pizza Restaurants Chicken Wings Pizza, Chicken Wings [Edit]
1900 Lakeshore Rd WSte 8
Mississauga, ON L5J 4B4
(905) 822-1411
- Hours:
Tue-Sun 4 pm - 10 pm
- Good for Kids:
- Yes
- Accepts Credit Cards:
- Yes
- Parking:
- Private Lot
- Attire:
- Casual
- Price Range:
-
$$
- Takes Reservations:
- No
- Delivery:
- Yes
- Take Away:
- Yes
- Waiter Service:
- No
- Outdoor Seating:
- No
- Good For:
- Dinner
- Alcohol:
- No
- Noise Level:
- Average
- Wheelchair Accessible:
- Yes
12 reviews for Mickey's Pizza
12 reviews in English
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Review from louise c.
Mississauga, ON
3/11/2012 2 Check-ins Here
Beats pizza pizza anytime of the day! oh wait, I guess anything beats that place so it's not much of a complliment.
Been coming back to this place since summer 2011. Amazing pizza( tons of choices), reasonable prices, exeptional service. -
Review from Erwin M.
2/27/2012
There aren't a lot of deep dish pizza options in the GTA, or at least I dont know of any so its only fair to give 5 stars.
so many reasons to like this place:
- great tasting pizza and they dont skimp on the ingredients.
- excellent staff. took the time to explain what the options were and how the menu works
- 18$ for a large that can feed 3 people
- didn't think i'd enjoy a pizza with bbq sauce but it was the more memorable one
- around 15 flavors too choose from and I really do want to try each one.
needs improvement:
- really just a take-out place. dining space probably seats a mximum of 5 people
- 45 mins for a pizza but i guess this is the price you pay for fresh and done from scratch food. Next time, call in in advance and itll be done by the time you get there. -
Review from Lawrence H.
Toronto, ON
2/13/2012
Was on a pizza kick this past weekend. Tried Turkish pizza (see my review on Pizza Pide) and the day after, Mickey's Pizza.
I drove about 40 km and fought through QEW weekend traffic to grab takeaway after reading some good reviews. I was not dissapointed.
I had the Killer king deep dish deluxe and the Killer king deep dish mediteranean. Toppings were very generous and fresh. The mediteranean had big chunks of chicken and kalamata olives. The deluxe was filled with pepperoni and sausage. As for the deep dish crust, it was perfect - not too greasy either.
The big challenge with deep dish is not eating to the point that your stomach feels like it is holding a ton of bricks. Eating a deep dish slice is like having 3 regular slices and unfortunately you don't notice until after you have devoured most of the pizza!
Service was very friendly and they provided some good tips on how to heat up the pizza after driving for 45 minutes (slowly on 325 degrees in the oven, or in a deep frypan with lid on preferably).
Feed your dragon! -
Review from Mike H.
Burlington, ON
5/23/2012 1 Check-in Here
Really good deep dish pizza. Excellent crust, spectacular tomato sauce and amazing cheese blend. Excellent & friendly service. Not cheap but if you want cheap, go buy some pizza twice or 9 for 1 cardboard pizza. Can't wait to try their regular crust pizza!
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Review from Vicky W.
North York, ON
1/11/2012
This restaurant is NOWHERE NEAR where i live - but I have gone there three times for pizza. The owners are the nicest people and I really like their pizza. Not to mention they embrace social media and I love that about them.
I should go into detail about the pizza.
The sauce/the dough/the toppings - are all fresh, tasty and balanced.
I would go there more often if it wasnt a 40 minute drive!! -
Review from Sid K.
Mississauga, ON
2/25/2012
Was in the mood for some pizza on a Friday night. Since I had just been to Chicago for the first time in January, my definition of pizza is now of the deep dish variety. Not wanting to settle for Pizza Hut I searched the net and came across Mickey's Pizza. When I called the place the girl on the other end was super friendly and explained all about the pizzas... only drawback? It is 35 minutes from where I live. No matter the ETA for cooking was the same as our drive time. I ordered two pizza one Killer King Green and the other a Killer King deluxe type. Soooo good! I was not disappointed. Mind you it got a little cold by the time we got home but it was sooo good. They even have halal!! The owners were very friendly and when I mentioned that I was coming from close to Brampton she told me a guy who was coming into town from near Calgary had called and reserved a pizza ahead of time! LOL
It's fairly far from where I am but I'm glad to have the option here at all in Mississauga! :) -
Review from Andres D.
Etobicoke, Toronto, ON
2/7/2012
Really a pretty good Chicago pizza. Good customer service too. I will definitely drive 12km again to get it.
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Review from Dan L.
Toronto, ON
At the end of Movember I went to Movember Challenge Karaoke and won a coupon in a draw for some pizza place out in the boonies of Mississauga called Mickey's Pizza. I had heard the name bandied about my Twitter stream and people at #MoChaKa especially @sboulton spoke very highly of it but quite honestly I shoved the coupon in my wallet with intent to get to it 'eventually' because Mississauga is FAR!
So off to Mississauga we went. It was a 30 minute drive each way but if you're impatient to know my feeling on the quality of the pizza at this point in the post - it was TOTALLY WORTH IT.
We went in to Mickey's not knowing what to expect but knowing according to the coupon we were entitled to a "Chicago Pizza with 6 toppings".
In general, I am a fan of the thinner crust style pizza like you get in New York City. This thing, however, was a masterpiece. It wasn't like what we normally get in Toronto which is thicker crusted than New York style, this is a style of pizza that is not sitting on the fences. It is proud of its massive crust and revels in it. I was very surprised that I thought it actually delectable in all its components and didn't find myself wishing that it was thinner crusted.
As the shop had been pretty empty when we came in about 45 minutes before closing time we got to talking with the owners of Mickey's Pizza. Seems they had traveled near and far to find just the right way to make their pizza and even had a special sauce they imported from the USA recommended for their Miami style (a thinner crust) pizza. They also explained to us their very interesting oven.
This special oven which was also specially brought in to Canada for Mickey's Pizza is called the Hickory VPO Barbecue Oven model number VPO-54 (http://www.hickorybbq....). It cooks a pizza at 900 degrees so it will taste great in the authentic Italian style (well done). The oven, as you can see above, is completely visual so you can watch your pizza cook from start to finish. A very nice and special little bit of technology that only Mickey's has if you want to get this in Canada. They do things the right way that is for sure.
Just as we were finishing the mammoth Chicago style Pizza Sandi and Mick decided to spring a surprise on us. Apparently they had decided we HAD TO try their Miami style pizza with the special US imported sauce (name isn't revealed out of respect for them but I am sure they'll be glad to tell you themselves). So they brought us the beauty you see below. We were stuffed but we ate anyway because this thing was absolutely incredible. I really wish I hadn't been drawn to it with its smell that was like a siren's call and hadn't ate it all right then because I feel my taste buds may have needed a break to properly appreciate it but I ate it. It was superb.
The end of the story is that Mickey's Pizza RUINED PIZZA FOR ME. I will be going back there soon because every other pizza I can get in the GTA (Greater Toronto Area) simply pales in comparison.
Thanks for ruining this amazing food with your awesometastic creations. This dragon now needs to be fed a steady diet of Mickey's Pizza often. -
Review from Joanne W.
3/14/2011 3 photos
My friends and I had a ridiculous "road trip" where we drove to Hamilton to try their version of the Chicago style pizza for mid-day dinner/lunch; and then Mickey's pizza for dinner (just to compare). We ordered their thin crust pizza, stuffed pizza, and deep dish pizza. The thin crust pizza was okay - spinach and chicken - wasn't anything too special. The stuffed pizza was a bit too much cheese for my liking. And lastly, the comparison: the deep dish pizza. I found the deep dish pizza at the place in Hamilton much better than Mickey's. I enjoyed their sauce a lot more; and there was a bit too much cheese on everything here.
However, the little place is cutely decorated with dragons and they really have this great relationship with all their customers as I saw they walk in. Not only that, one of the owners was the sweetest lady ever. She kept talking to us and told us about her struggles with opening the shop. She was absolutely adorable. -
Review from Adrian G.
Mississauga, ON
12/7/2010 1 photo
Quick Summary:
- Amazing staff, and I really mean it. Its such a refreshing place, especially for a pizza place. Extremely high quality products, and freshness. Delicious pizza. Solid value. Pizza is made in front of you (think of being at Subway). Cleanliness.
More in-depth:
Rarely do you ever find the freshness and quality put into the pizza that I had at Mickey's for the first time this past week. Most pizza places either suffer from mediocrity with their dough, toppings, and often, their customer service. This is one place where I actually felt at home the moment I walked in. Was almost surprised at the happiness the workers had.
It started off with a look at the menu, with assistance being given by the workers there. Once it was decided what I wanted, they assembled the pizza with top of the line products prior to putting it into a legendary pizza oven that is the only one in Canada. While enjoying watching the pizza cook, as it caused my mouth to water, the owner came over and talked with myself and the significant other. It was an enjoyable discussion, but also helped understand the quality that I was about to take out the door.
In regards to the pizza, the dough is freshly done daily. They have Chicago Deep Dish pizza as well -- and I don't mean Pizza Hut deep dish. I mean authentic, deliciousness. The toppings aren't the cheapest they can get their hands on. They go with quality, and the taste shows. The oven does some magic, and before you know it, you're in your car with an aroma of pizza where you're almost considering pulling off to the side to have a slice right then and there.
The wings are done on an actual bbq as well, though I've yet to have them. There was a couple that drove in from Toronto specifically for them, and often do so, so there must be something good about them!
Delivery is limited to a close region surrounding the place. I'd recommend heading in for take-out.
First time: Ordered a large Miami thin crust. Bacon crumble, ham, pepperoni, chicken, and hot italian sausage as the meat, along with cheese and a tomato sauce base. Perfection.
12/8 update: Ordered 2 large Chicago deep dish, 1 large Miami (thin crust), and 12 wings tonight. Almost all of it was ate between 3 women, and 2 larger built men. The chicken/bacon pizza on thin crust, with bbq sauce is absolutely amazing. I might actually never order anything but for a while. It was a consensus from everyone who tasted it that it was delicious. The wings had that nice bbq flavour, though one in the group wasn't a fan of the taste, but isn't a fan of many things done on the bbq. The Chicago deep dish tasted great. If you enjoy fresh pizza dough, its great. If you'd rather toppings though, you're better off with the thin crust.Listed in: My Go To Places When I Can't…
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Review from Agnes R.
Mississauga, ON
8/14/2011 1 Check-in Here
The best pizza ever and good prices.
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Review from Andrew H.
9/1/2011
I'm extremely disappointed...that I didn't check this place out sooner. I tried the dragon (not the deep dish) and found the advertised quality of ingredients to be understated. I don't give high praise freely, but this was the tastiest pie I've had in memory...most likely ever. Try it...you'll surely enjoy it.
