Greco's Pizza

I got to say! Best service I ever had in North bay! I didn’t get the servers name but this just made everything else above the rest.nnThe food taste so much better and the atmosphere amazing.nnThanks you for being such great people, I wish you guys the best!

When I travel, I always ask locals where the best places to eat are because I know they are the experts on the subject. I am in my 50s and was born, raised, and still live in North Bay…I am a true local! My parents used to order from Greco’s when I was a kid and it was such a special treat. As an adult I have the privilege of frequenting Greco’s a couple of times a week they know me by name!. Greco’s is an iconic restaurant in my lake-surrounded hometown. It is a one of a kind, family owned business of brick oven pizza and pasta goodness. The owner, Stephanie, runs a ‘well oiled’ business with a top notch staff and a menu that will satisfy anyone’s palate. If you don’t already know Greco’s, once you go there it will forever be a ‘go to’ place for you. Enjoy!nP.S. You MUST try their Friday Bread! You won’t be disappointed!

I'm disappointed and it was my first visit to Greco's Pizza, it's also my last. That pizza was bad, not good at all. There was so much cheese, and I did told them that I didn't want the extra cheese. The taste wasn't there. Not the best pizza in town, clearly not.

We are down for a hockey tournament and heard of this place so we gave it a shot. We had the pesto and meatlover and they are great. Nice thin crust, nice undercarriage. Not over greasy and just the right amount of cheese and sauce.nnDelivery took over 1.5 hours but with this big tournament in town it's worth the wait.

Greco’s seems so well-known for its pizza, we thought we’d give them a try on a warm summer Friday evening. Looked through their menu photos posted on Google Maps, and called to place a delivery order for a 14” Hawaiian and a small caesar salad. Had to repeat my address three times, plus once more, spelling out the street name. This is not that big of a town, folks, and Greco’s has been around a long time, so was surprised it was so difficult to get my in-town address understood. Forgot to ask for a total should have been given one, regardless, but was shocked when the driver arrived in good time, for a busy night, and told me the charges. Obviously the menu pictures on Google Maps are *way* out of date!!! Pizza was hot, but a fairly thick crust and far too much cheese. The tomato sauce base tasted strange — possibly from a tin, but definitely not made in-house. The pineapple flavour was there, but the ham was cut up so fine it was difficult to find and provided no taste either. The caesar salad was okay, with nice crisp fresh romaine and not too much dressing, but the large dried-bread croutons were hard and tasteless. Oh, and the delivery driver knew our location, as nearby neighbours are apparently regulars, so my street name should have been familiar. All-in-all, a middle-range meal, but we’ll order elsewhere next time.