Vancouver Island Pizza Review.


We love visiting new places, events and restaurants here on beautiful Vancouver Island - here is a recent place we've visited/ate at! Please feel free to comment if you have also enjoyed the pizza from Slice!

Slice Pizza - 1594 MacMillan Rd, Nanaimo, BC V9X1L9 (Next to Millway Market in Cedar.
(250 722 3838)

Our good friend Janice Armstrong suggested this place to us and said the customer service was great and pizza was phenomenal! Was she ever right. We ordered the Bellisimo (pepperoni, mushrooms, bacon, green peppers, onions, cheese), it was divine! This is the best pizza we've had in a LONG time. It's obvious that the crust is homemade and the toppings are generous and fresh. If you are in the mood for pizza, this is your place! (Photo: Janice Armstrong)

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Comments

Janice said…
I of course loved it. The Kona (Hawaiian) we had, had 3 layers of ham which covered the entire crust. Plus oodles of cheese, smokey bacon and sweet pineapple. YUM!
September 14, 2011 at 9:32 PM
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