Oshawa Pizza Nova

Some like it HOT & SPICY! Enter the Diavola. This pizza features our classic tomato sauce topped with hot Soppressata and Italian hot peppers. Perfect for those of you looking...

This pizza features the hearty flavours of our famous pepperoni and bacon paired with the freshness of mushrooms, green peppers, sliced tomatoes and Spanish onions. For when just a few...

Florence is famous for its beautiful basilica, amazing shopping, famous art – and for a signature chicken dish. We’ve taken that dish and, as we love to do, transformed it...

This is a hearty sandwich we make especially for your sandwich lovers. We top our Ciabatta bread with lightly breaded veal or chicken smothered in tomato sauce, then toast it....

This salad is often attributed to Julius Caesar, but it was another Italian that deserves the credit for the recipe: Caesar Cardini, an Italian chef who reportedly developed the salad...

It’s like a salad, but you won’t still be hungry when you’re finished. Here, we layer tender, grilled chicken slices, crisp Romaine lettuce and juicy tomato between our Ciabatta bread....

We love our classic tomato sauce, but sometimes, it’s best to let the toppings do the talking. Here, herbed olive oil sets the perfect stage for our tender seared chicken,...

This pizza features the classic combination of cheddar and broccoli and ups the ante by adding slides of tender, freshly grilled chicken. Try this pizza if you are feeling a...

The “Campo” Plant will wisk you away to the lush fertile countryside! The journey starts with our classic tomato sauce and mozzarella cheese, layered with sautéed spinach, portobello mushrooms and...

This pizza is fresh and intensely flavourful. We load our herbed olive oil base with mozzarella, sautéed spinach and sundried tomatoes, then finish it off with the cool tang of...

Treat your taste buds to the distinctive flavours of Southern Italy. The combination of our signature spicy sausage, the sweetness of Spanish onion and the bold warmth of roasted red...

This salad is often attributed to Julius Caesar, but it was another Italian that deserves the credit for the recipe: Caesar Cardini, an Italian chef who reportedly developed the salad...