Pizza Bite Restaurant

Really nice staff and great prices for food. The food is way better than you would expect for the price. I love coming here when I want some cheap food that doesn't taste like boot.

Pizza Bite has really opened up my world, to say the least. It seems that it was only yesterday that I was sitting in my room and out of no where felt my stomach rumble, itching for a single slice of pizza. I pulled up my Scotiabank app on my mobile phone and found I only had $1.59, just like I had suspected. I thought to myself, "where could I find a slice of pizza for $1.59 on this beautiful spring morning?" as I wandered outside. I walked down the street and then down some more streets and across the Maryland bridge, an unidentifiable salty breeze drawing me closer towards Sherbrook. I continued my treck down past the Nook's patio, almost stopping to sit down and have smoke and coffee. However, I kept following the smell wafting towards me, until I spotted a small, quaint patio consisting of two chairs and a cards table. Behind this modern-rustic setup the glow of a neon triangle and a taped together magazine photograph of a slice of pizza caught my eye. Mesmerized by the decor and the scent of grease and old unnamed meat products, I pushed through the doorway where I was not greeted, adding to the charm and hospitality of the small gem. A tall, handsome man sauntered over to the counter and wiped a bead of sweat from his brow, flashing a million dollar smile. He asked what I wanted to eat, I said whatever a dollar fifty nine could buy me. He did not laugh, seemingly unshocked by the request. The stranger opened a glass warming box and a paper plate, gently tossing a single slice of cheese pizza with one half-slice of what seemed to be pepperoni onto the thin white circle. He punched in $1.25 on the interac machine and I happily grabbed it and punched in my pin, accepting the 0.25 cent charge for using debit. On the counter I noticed that the establishment had provided me with condiments for my meal, a shaker of Parmesan and some No Name brand ketchup. I decided to not put ketchup on my pizza. Venturing outside, I decided to take advantage of the beautiful day and take a seat on the patio with my hand-crafted artisan pizza. That moment was to put it simply, life changing. I will always remember the first bites of that "pepperoni" pizza, melting in my mouth and taking a good few moments to chew. It was not hot, not cold, not too heavy on the cheese or anything else for that matter. To say the least, I would reccomend Pizza Bite to anyone who asked. Enjoy, I know I did :)