King Of Donair (Pizza, 6420 Quinpool), visited May 6. It just wouldn’t be Burger Week…erm…Bash without a Garlie Burger. Donair meat crammed between two wedges of garlic fingers is always a good time! Verdict: 3.5/5 (70%) chance of returning.
Our mission is simple: Visit a bunch of eateries in Halifax, Nova Scotia and provide easily digestible reviews. Our main question: "Would we willingly visit this place again?" and we give it a score out of 5 (1 = hells no, 5 = hells yeah!). Occasionally, we'll stray from this format to bring you other fun stuff. Stay tuned, and bon appétit!
King Of Donair (Pizza, 6420 Quinpool), visited May 6. It just wouldn’t be Burger Week…erm…Bash without a Garlie Burger. Donair meat crammed between two wedges of garlic fingers is always a good time! Verdict: 3.5/5 (70%) chance of returning.
Sam’s Pizza (Pizza, 255 S Foord, Stellarton), visited October 2. M had never tried Pictou County pizza before, and a friend with roots in the area recommended Sam’s, so we stopped in to give it a whirl. The Greek Village salad was extremely generous and offered about a pound of feta. The pepperoni pizza was ok, but M found the brown sauce tasted kinda like gravy. The star of the show was the Meat Lovers sub. Yummy! Verdict: 4/5 (80%) chance of returning.
Tom’s Pizza (Pizza, 464 Chebucto, Baddeck), visited October 2. The sign on the building claims “The best pizza any way you slice it,” to which we say “Nope.” Although it would have fared well on the price scale of our Peninsula Pizza Project, it was quite small and not very tasty. Verdict: 1/5 (20%) chance of returning.