Canadian Pizza & Grill en Long Beach

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  Santa Ana

  :: 25 May 2018 16:53:25

  Pizza was bomb. Really friendly manager. Decent wait time. Most definitely coming back. 😊

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  Jason Taggart

  :: 20 April 2018 14:30:41

  Fast and good pizza. I'm surprised at how good their pizza is. I've been there twice now. Once done in which was a "whatever" experience and the second time I picked up a pizza to take home. The staff are friendly. Did I mention that the pizza is good?

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  Richard Sullivan

  :: 06 April 2018 02:24:49

  I was born New York City and raised in central New Jersey. So do I know pizza? Do I know Pizza? Fuhgetaboutit. I had always heard that the words "L.A." and "pizza" don't exactly go hand-in-hand... but lemme tell ya - I was just simply internally prepared for Southern California's apparent Great Pizza Deficit, where the average pizza here can range from "Eh..." to "If I ever see that pizza again, it'll begin somewhere in a dark alley and end with it sleepin' with the fishes." Fuhgetaboutit. Canadian Pizza, though? Lemme tell ya. Canadian Pizza don't mess around. Canadian Pizza don't disappoint. Hands down, it is the best pizza I have tried so far in all of Southern California. Fugetaboutit. Now I'm talkin' weekly visits, friend. I can't get enough. It reminds me so much of Jersey, Bruce Springsteen plays every time I go there. I don’t consciously put him on - it just happens. Feels like home. Fuhgetaboutit.

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  yahaira rios

  :: 02 April 2018 17:08:30

  Portions are huge! The quality of the food was great. I was impressed with the amount of toppings and the quality of the meat. The plastic forks and knives were the only thing I disliked.

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  Char Albano

  :: 19 September 2017 06:42:48

  A clear choice for the future and I love Downtown Long Beach The final stretch of the race for the 2016 California State Assembly elections has begun. In the lead-up to the elections, you need to be on the lookout for some of the most promising candidates that are capable of transforming the community for the better. In California’s District 70, that candidate is Martha Flores-Gibson. Here are the some of the key pillars of her policy: Public Safety The safety of the community is one of Martha’s key concerns. And she’s willing to do all she can to ensure that the residents of San Pedro, Catalina, Signal Hill, and Long Beach sleep easy in their beds. The security of the local homes and businesses is her ultimate priority. Martha believes in bringing the power of fighting crime to the people. To that end, she proposes the formation of a Public Safety Association & Establishment and an overhaul in the Neighborhood Watch Program. In addition to empowering the people, she also intends to work for a well-funded and well-resourced police and fire departments. Building effective and responsive teams, that can continue to serve the people without any limitations, is her way of doing things. And she plans on achieving that by keeping local funding local.