Mustafa Turkish Pizza

Good Ambience. Nice menu selection. Good interior. Good thing about restaurant I liked is as soon as you enter and sit down on your table They serve you with delicious salad. As a Indian vegetarian I did not like the pizza and the taste. I was really dry as there was no sauce. I like style of the pizza. But it was tasteless for me. I had to add hot sauce. Probably meat lovers will like this place.

This place is amazing! Fresh, hot, and delicious. Will definitely bring my family here

We came here last year and the Doner was amazing. We came back today at about 5:30pm and after being seated, were told the Doner was «finished» and they would not have more until next week. French fries? Also finished. Only pide (pizza). The pide was fine, but the service was terrible. We had to ask several times for our drinks. They apparently only have the other items on their menu besides pizza on Friday, Saturday and Sunday, and then only until it’s «finished».

I’ve been coming to Mustafa’s for years. Staff, service, and the food keep getting better. The spicy beef pide was excellent, maybe ask for it to be a bit spicier for people who are able to handle a lot of spice. The ambiance is unique, and the prices are reasonable. Definitely worth a try.

AMAZING FOOD AND SERVICE. My husband and I have been coming here for years and can only say that this place just keeps getting better. Staff and service are great. The food is incredible. Anything you try on the menu is fresh, delicious and made with love. Everything is reasonably priced. One try and you’ll see why this place is always busy. This place is a gem. You will not be disappointed. I recommend this place to everyone I know.

After seeing some pictures of this place a while back, I was eager to try me some Turkish Pizza. Came here after a game of volley-​ball, and for a pseudo-​celebration, so our table of 7 had quite an appetite!
SERVICE:
Given the very high ratings for this place, not sure if it was just an off-​night for staff, but the service here was less than stellar. Our server didn’t bring us water, even after being asked twice. She also did not bring us cutlery, or make much effort to explain food/​drink options — English could possibly have been her second language, so I will give her the benefit of the doubt there.
FOOD:
The Turkish take on pizza (regardless of how authentic it really is or not — I have no idea) was fantastic! It came hot and nicely baked, with a wide array of topics available that you might not be able to find at your typical pizza joint — I went conservative and ordered the #12 Pepperoni and Egg, and was not disappointed. The crunchy crust came out partially folded-​over, and was filled enough with topics to keep us all satisfied.
ATMOSPHERE:
This place would be great if they got a liquor license, but alas, they don’t offer drinks here. Still a good place to fill the belly, and hang out with friends. The cave-​décor is a unique touch, and I can see children getting a kick out of that.
VERDICT:
I hope the service will be a bit more attentive next time, but I look forward to trying the other pizza selections next time.

The place is really good and prices are reasonable. I bought the Lamaçun (No. 1) and even tho it was a bit too greasy for my taste, it was pretty good. I’ve eaten twice and still have another service left.
The service in the restaurant was very good too.

Been coming here for years and it is hands down, the best Turkish restaurant in the city. They seem to be known for their delicious pides (Turkish style Pizza) which you can get vegetarian or with ground beef or beef sausage (no pork served). If you can’t decide on which pizza to order, there an option to have all of their popular ones together in one pide. Yum!
For any meat lovers however, the star of the place is the Iskander.
This beauty consists of a generous portion of thinly sliced beef topped with a tomato sauce on a bed of bread and yogurt. This is melt in your mouth savory goodness that dreams are made of. Truly and honestly, you can’t get better than this.
The servers are incredibly nice despite knowing very little English. The place is kept clean and their attention to detail is great.
The restaurant is charming and really unique with its cave like décor and rustic wooden tables.
To top it all off, they give you a delicious complimentary salad with every meal.
Please try this place! You won’t be dissappointed!

This restaurant is excellent. Delicious and fresh food with great desserts. The interior looks very nice as well. Would gladly come back as the prices are reasonable and the service is great.
Cant wait to go back!

Dropped in spontaneously for lunch and it was such a good idea! Such great service, and good food. I’ve never had Turkish pizza before but I’m a big fan because it had a really thin crispy crust, and light but flavourful toppings. I recommend the Lahmacun Turkish pizza.

Good atmosphere good music nothing to say bad for this place but I had better iskender for sure.

Recommended by a Turkish friend to satisfy my carnivorous propensities. It vastly exceeded any reasonable expectation I might’ve had as to meat to carbohydrate ratio, so I was delighted! As someone who doesn’t have any particular love for red sauce in general, or pizza sauce in particular, it’s absence was a pleasant surprise. Completely different style than what us North Americans are used to and very tasty.
Also very interesting desserts which are similar to baklava and apparently have the same ingredients, but a different overall experience and again very tasty.
Got take ou, t however certainly pleasant atmosphere with stone, ivy and wood décor for a sitdown experience.

Went here for dinner, late dinner. Food is okay but server mess up my order three times… Not cool. Maybe they are too busy to care. Like even the server confirm the order in the end and still manage to get it all wrong… So strange. Environment is great in the inside, the decoration and ceiling makes you feel like you are in a cave environment. They do offer take out.

This place is not exactly on a very busy and easily accessible street but the food is worth the trip.
There are about 16 Turkish pizzas to choose from and 4 of them are vegetarian.
The desert is a separate story — it’s delicious and has to be tried. One try is worth a million words.
The decoration of the restaurant inside is very unique. It feels like you’re inside a cave with tables made of solid pieces of wood.

Great food at a hidden spot. Order four kinds of pizza and share. The Turkish coffee is very authentic and good.

I went to this place for lunch at around noon (if you’re planning to go and eat in for lunch, go early be because the tables fill up quickly around 12:30). I ordered number 18 (which is one of the most popular choices according to the server); it’s a pide with an assortment of toppings (chicken, Turkish pepperoni, ground beef and lamb or beef for the last one). The chicken and beef/​lamb were yummy. The ground beef and pepperoni weren’t anything special, I wish it was more spicy/​spiced. Every pide (pizza) also comes with salad, which I really enjoyed.
The service is quick and friendly. I just wish it was cheaper, the pide ranges from $ 10-​$ 14. Since I was eating alone, it seemed fairly expensive for me but I think the pide’s are big enough to share between 2 people.
Make sure to get the dessert, even if you’re not a sweets kind of person, get one. It’s $ 1.50 for 1 square and I was mildly tempted to get the entire pan.

From the outside this place doesn’t look like much. I have passed by a million times and didn’t think much of it. A friend of mine took me there and I was really pleasantly surprised. Inside the restaurant is like being in a cave complete with stalagmites and everything. The staff were really friendly and the food was delicious. We came late on a Sunday and the only food left for the day was Turkish pizzas. There were four of us and we ordered 3 pizzas which was more then enough food for all of us. Each of us received a fresh salad to start which was lightly dressed and tasted delicious. Loved the vibe of this place and enjoyed the food. The décor was fabulous with the cave details and the amazing wood furniture. Would recommend and return.

This really should be a 3.5 star because I really wanted to love the place and I don’t want to be the one to tarnish it’s reviews! Gotta support the small business owners… They’re really trying!
The good: Great unique ambiance like everyone says… Cave rock ceilings and solid rustic wooden tables. The place feels very legitimately clean and well kept. Loved the refreshing simple green salad that comes complimentary.
However the food itself really didn’t wow me, even though there’s nothing to complain about. Maybe I’m just not a fan of Turkish seasoning? I love Afghan spices so I thought it only natural for me to like Turkish too! Anyhow we ordered the beef kebab which had very unexciting flavour… Really needs more spices and maybe a sauce. Dare I say it was bordering bland (as I’ve read in others’ reviews) but I wouldn’t go that far. Then beef and cheese pizza was good… But still nothing to write home about or warrant a rave review.
Just didn’t love it but I do wish them well!

Had the kebab and the lamb/​beef pide.
The kebab was extremely good. Very generous portions of lamb, and it was really tasty. Great value at $ 10.
The pide was okay. I’ve had better pide’s at Turkish places overseas (but this is my first pide in Toronto). The meat was a little too spicy, and a bit chewy. It didn’t taste as good as the meat in the kebab.
If the pide was better, this place would be an easy 5 stars. Still giving it 4 because the kebab was so good… will definitely return for that.
Place looks very «interesting» inside
Take credit card/​parking lot at front for a few cars

Recently took a couple of my friends to this place. They thought turkish food was just like any other middle-​eastern cuisine. To their surprise, this place was heaven to them. Ambience is amazing with the cave like theme with rock ceiling. Foreign juices and pops. and the small menu but with enough choices to have you scratching your head. Decided to get the mixed pide. Amazing. however the highlight of the night was the iskander. Turkish shawarma with a doughy bottom and cheese and yougurt. Amazing. Loved it. 3 people… total was $ 41. Need i say more.