Panzo Panzo - Italy. Folded.

Story

Story

Story

Handmade in Toronto, the old way.

Handmade in Toronto, the old way.

Handmade

Every tray shaped, cut, and folded by hand, no shortcuts, no machines.

Slow Fermented

72 hours of rest gives our dough its open crumb, crackle, and light texture.

Real Ingredients

San Marzano tomatoes, Fior di Latte, and produce sourced close to home.

Two Doughs, One City.

Two Doughs, One City.

Two Doughs, One City.

Panzo Panzo started with a simple question: why choose between a Roman-style pizza al taglio and a folded Panzo, when the same 72-hour dough carries both? We bake in long rectangular trays, cut it to size with scissors, and fold what’s left into curated, sealed parcels made to eat on the move. Nothing is rushed. The dough rests, ferments, and rises on its own schedule - ours just works around it.

“One dough, three ways to enjoy it - by the cut, by the fold, or by the tray.”

FROM DOUGH TO DOOR

72 Hours, Four Steps.

72 Hours, Four Steps.

01

Mix

Flour, water, salt, time. Nothing else goes in.

02

Ferment

72 hours, cool and slow, until the dough is ready on its own schedule.

03

Shape

Stretched into trays, filled, or folded by hand — no machines.

04

Bake

Seven minutes at high heat for a crackling, open crumb.

IN THE KITCHEN

A Look Behind The Counter.

A Look Behind The Counter.

Taste The Process.

Taste The Process.

Taste The Process.

72 hours in the making. A few minutes in the oven.

72 hours in the making. A few minutes in the oven.

PANZO PANZO

PANZO PANZO

Handmade. Slow fermented. Real ingredients.

Handmade. Slow fermented. Real ingredients.

Panzo Panzo® · Pizza al Taglio · Roman Cut · Toronto · 2026 · All rights reserved