Where can I find vegan pizza in Toronto? I love pizza and when I started to cut dairy products from my diet pizza was one of the hardest things to say goodbye to. But now with all of the vegan pizza options available, I don’t even miss the traditional style anymore! And I think as time goes on there will be better and better cheese substitutes coming out which will make things even better. Beyond Cheese??

I’m not a huge fan of the Daiya Cheese, which most chain restaurants use, but if it is used in the right quantity then it works amazingly. I will share my favourite vegan pizza down below but first, let’s get to our list of the Best Vegan Pizza Toronto.
**May 2023 Update** I am in the process of updating this post for 2023 and will be eating a lot of pizza in the coming months. I will be posting each place I visit on my Instagram Page if you want to follow along there. If not check back here regularly for the updates.
All Vegan Pizza Places
Apiecalypse Now
**Sadly they have closed 🙁
735 Bloor St W (Near Christie)
www.apiecalypsenow.com
A staple for vegans for many years you can’t go wrong with this place if you’re looking for a good vegan pizza. Unlike Virtuous Pie, this isn’t a full restaurant. There is some seating but it is a much smaller location so it would be better for grab and go or delivery IMP. But they are entirely plant-based and have tons of goodies to choose from including pizza, of course, sides, salads, and drinks. You have to, HAVE TO, try their poutine. With 12 different pizzas to choose from Apiecalypse Now has the widest variety we have seen!
*They also offer GF (for smalls only).

Monday | Closed |
Tuesday | 4–10p.m. |
Wednesday | 4–10p.m. |
Thursday | 4–10p.m. |
Friday | 4–10p.m. |
Saturday | 4–10p.m. |
Sunday | 3–8p.m. |
Menu: apiecalypsenow.com
Order: doordash.com
Phone: (416) 516-4555
Planta Yorkville
1221 Bay St (Near Bloor)
https://www.plantarestaurants.com/location/planta-toronto/
When Planta opened its doors it said that they wanted to fill a void in the market of upscale, full service, plant-based dining options with environmental sustainability in mind and they have definitely delivered. And their pizzas are…..bomb! They have 4 to choose from but normally have monthly exclusives that can include an extra pie. Sadly they don’t deliver but with an upscale place like this, it’s to be expected.
*GF option available.

Monday | 11:30a.m.–10p.m. |
Tuesday | 11:30a.m.–10p.m. |
Wednesday | 11:30a.m.–10p.m. |
Thursday | 11:30a.m.–10p.m. |
Friday | 11:30a.m.–11p.m. |
Saturday | 11:30a.m.–11p.m. |
Sunday | 10:30a.m.–10p.m. |
Menu: places.singleplatform.com
Reservations: opentable.ca
Phone: (647) 348-7000
Vegan Pizza Toronto – Non-vegan places
We can wish all restaurants will go vegan one day but for now it is still great to see that more and more places are providing vegan options. And they aren’t just a token tribute, these places make seriously delicious plant based pizzas!
Famosa
386 Bloor St. W.
647-748-2333

- Monday
- 4:00 pm – 11:00 pm
- Tuesday
- 4:00 pm – 11:00 pm
- Wednesday
- 4:00 pm – 11:00 pm
- Thursday
- 4:00 pm – 11:00 pm
- Friday
- 4:00 pm – 11:00 pm
- Saturday
- 12:00 pm – 11:00 pm
- Sunday
- 12:00 pm – 11:00 pm
Order: Skip The Dishes
Not a vegan restaurant but they have the vegan options clearly labeled on the menu, which is great (3 to choose from). This place is great because they have an open kitchen with a huge pizza oven right in the middle so you can watch as your pie is made. They make Neapolitan pizza which I learned has very little gluten in it.
Rating
Crust: 4.8
Sauce: 4
Cheese: 3.8
Toppings: 4.7
Value $$: 4.9
Total: 22.2
North of Brooklyn
650 Queen St W (near Bathurst)
1181 Dundas St W (near Ossington – Inside Get Well)
469 Church St (near Wellesley)
229 Geary Ave (near Dufferin)
511 Rogers Rd (near Old Weston Rd)
Various hours and ordering apps. Able to order directly from their website: northofbrooklyn.com
You wouldn’t know it by looking at their menu but they offer a build-your-own pizza and you can have vegan cheese instead of regular. I get the black olives and mushrooms and it is amazing!

Pizzeria Libretto
545 King St W (between Bathurst and Spadina)
155 University Ave (near Adelaide)
221 Ossington Ave (near Dundas)
550 Danforth Ave (near Pape)
Various hours and orders only offered from Danforth and King/Portland from Foodora.ca
www.pizzerialibretto.com
They only offer one vegan pizza (marinara) off the menu but you can substitute for their vegan cheese on other pizzas for $3 extra and it’s GMO and nut-free.

Il Fornello – Vegan Pizza Toronto
214 King St W (near University)
576 Danforth Ave (near Pape)
ilfornello.com
Order: ubereats.com, foodora.ca
This is not a vegan resto but they have over 20 plant-based menu items….including pizza of course, for which they have 9 to choose from. They also offer multigrain crust or GF for the mini size. What’s also nice about Il Fornello’s is that they list the ingredients of their vegan dishes and spreads. Plus they offer 8 different kinds of vegan cheese! Some include Ricotta, Cheddar, and Feta, yum. All of this makes this place a serious contender for the best vegan pizza in Toronto.

Pizza Del Arte – Vegan Pizza Toronto
899 Bloor St W (near Ossington)
1480 Bathurst St (near St. Clair)
2243 Dundas St W (near Bloor)
Various hours and ordering apps. (Can order directly from the website)
www.pizzadelarte.ca
These people care about their pizza and they also care about vegans because they have 9 pies available to order. It’s great to see places with so many delicious options for plant-based people these days. They also offer GF for 12” size. I will be trying their Wild Funghi pizza soon.

Relish
511 Danforth Ave (near Pape)
www.relishbarandgrill.com
Relish only has one vegan pizza on their menu but it is made in-house and it is wonderful. The toppings on it are spinach, portobello mushrooms, artichoke hearts and olive tapenade with truffle oil on top.
Monday | 4p.m.–2a.m. |
Tuesday | 11:30a.m.–2a.m. |
Wednesday | 11:30a.m.–2a.m. |
Thursday | 11:30a.m.–2a.m. |
Friday | 11:30a.m.–2a.m. |
Saturday | 11:30a.m.–2a.m. |
Sunday | 10:30a.m.–2a.m. |
Phone: (416) 425-4664
Salt & Tobacco – Vegan Pizza Toronto
521 Parliament St (near Carlton st.)
saltandtobacco.com
Salt & Tobacco also only have one vegan option but it is all you really need from this place because they do such a great job. It comes with tomato, vegan mozzarella, vegan Italian sausage, green peppers, mushrooms, and onions.

Monday | 11:30a.m.–9p.m. |
Tuesday | 11:30a.m.–9p.m. |
Wednesday | 11:30a.m.–9p.m. |
Thursday | 11:30a.m.–9p.m. |
Friday | 11:30a.m.–9:30p.m. |
Saturday | 11:30a.m.–9:30p.m. |
Sunday | 11:30a.m.–9p.m. |
Order: foodora.ca, ubereats.com
Phone: (647) 348-2993
Blaze Pizza
10 Dundas St E. (near Yonge)
150 John St (near Richmond)
4841 Yonge St (near Sheppard)
Various hours
www.blazepizza.com
Order: skipthedishes.com, ubereats.com (various depending on location)

Not only Lebron James is a fan of this place that can make your pizza at blinding speed. They don’t have any pre-set vegan pizzas but you can build your own with vegan cheese and a ton of toppings to choose from.
Crust: 4.7 (thin)
Sauce: 3.8
Cheese: 3.8
Toppings: 4.7
Value $$: 4.5 ($17.50)
Total: 21.5
Blondie’s Pizza
1555 Dundas St. E (near Leslie)
199 Bay St (near King)
88 Ossington Ave (near Argyle)
Various hours and ordering apps
https://blondiespizza.ca
There aren’t any preset vegan pizzas at Blondie’s but they do have vegetarian options and you can substitute for cashew cheese for $5 extra. Now, this is pricey but worth it because Blondie’s has some of the best crust out there.
The others…
Now I, personally, would choose any of the options above over the ones I will list below but sometimes there is no other choice so it is good to know which places have your vegan back.
Pizza Pizza – Dairy-free cheese at no extra cost
Pizza Nova – Dairy-free cheese at no extra cost
Mama’s Pizza – 6 vegan pizzas to choose from
Pizza Iolo – 3 vegan pizzas to choose from
Panago – 5 vegan pizzas to choose from
My Favourite Plant-Based Pizza Restaurant
Okay, so this is tough…..really tough. Of course, taste in pizza is very subjective but if I had to choose a winner…..if I really had to…..I would choose Blondies Pizza. It really pains me that I have to choose a non-vegan restaurant for this but I just have to because Blondies Makes the best vegan pizza. The crust is perfect and the cheese is just so damn good. I still haven’t figured out what kind they use yet but I suspect that they make their own. One area of that Blondies Pizza could improve on, in my opinion, are the toppings. Where is the vegan meat option?!

I hope you found this informative. If I have overlooked a place that you think deserves a spot on this list please leave a comment below!
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