San Francesco Foods
About
American (Traditional)
Price Range : Under $10 ($)
Location
Adress: 3045 Clayhill Road, Mississauga, ON L5B 4L2
Phone: (905) 804-1548
Business info
- list_altTakes ReservationsNo
- directions_carDeliveryYes
- move_to_inboxTake-outYes
- directions_bikeBike ParkingNo
- accessibilityGood for KidsYes
- groupGood for GroupsYes
- volume_upNoise LevelAverage
- local_barAlcoholNo
- transit_enterexitOutdoor SeatingNo
- wifiWi-FiNo
- tvHas TVYes
Reviews
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Spiros M.
I've been to 03 other San Francesco Foods, even that "big one" years ago in Toronto that has the tanned gals serving and guys showing up in expensive cars. This is my 04th. San Francesco Food location and it's the best by far. You'd think after 03 so-sos I'd give it up. My pal who says "what kind of pizza joint doesn't have BRIO" was happy to see they have it, in a bottle, at a reasonable price. I was going to order one sandwich to split it but going by past experience and getting small servings from other places, I ordered 02. Talk about packed like in the good old days when they did that. What can I say; I'll be back ! They were backed-up with phone orders and my walk-in was served by the time I added my receipt ! This is a clean & efficient San Francesco, keep up the good work, folks.
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Stephanie S.
A solid 3.5, based on the Chicken Sandwich
I cannot speak about the pizza or pasta, but this sandwich shop is in a really convenient location for me. I stopped in 'cause I was pressed for time, had to grab a quick dinner, & didn't want Subway/McD's in the plaza.
I asked the girl taking the orders about which was better, either the Panzarotti OR 1 of the sanwiches. She answered sandwiches and suggested the Chicken. Chicken was in a schnitzel format, flattened, breaded, & deep fried - actually quite similar to a veal sandwich!
Only 1 size of sandwich here and they were quite substantial, cut in half in which I only ate half for dinner, all for $7. Cheaper than On-A-Bun. A slew of toppings (cheese, mushrooms, peppers, etc.) were ALL included for an additional $1. Not bad if you feel as though you need these additional things.
Hot green peppers were added as I wanted it spicy. Very good, especially when it's eaten fresh!
No nonsense sandwich place, hopefully healthier than McD's?? ;) -
Kathryn G.
We looove their pizza and Greek salads (we request romaine). They make them from scratch so they're fresh, not like the pizza franchises where they're supplies are delivered in bulk. Employees there are from Italy.
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Nick P.
The veal sandwich was okay, but not as good sauce, meat, or toppings as California Sandwiches. The bread and butter that came with out pasta had no butter. And we had to pay $3 for a different pasta sauce other than tomato, and $3 to add 2 meatballs to the pasta...which is fine, but the meatballs were inedible. They must have been frozen and stale because half of them were so hard that we couldn't even bite through them. I've never in my life experienced that at a restaurant before. It wasn't even the taste...we literally bought meatballs we COULDN'T eat. I would have rather bought plastic fake meatballs so I could display them somewhere in the house at least.
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Livio C.
Absolutely horrible pizza. Paid $23 for a party size pizza. Basic pizza is just sauce and cheese. Each extra topping is $2 extra and as you can see in the picture they did a half-assed job of dressing the pizza - the centre wasn't even covered and the bottom right was only partially covered. The ingredients used are substandard. The crust was puffy like sandwich bread and the cheese was gross and gummy. Felt sick all night after eating this garbage.