Pizzerias in Montreal

(292)

Le Plateau-Mont-Royal

Pizza Italian Pizzeria Pasta Gluten-free Options

Mentioned in: The Best Pizza in Montreal Must-Visit Restaurants on the Plateau-Mont-Royal View More

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Stella Pizzeria shines as a cozy, authentic Italian spot known for delicious pizzas and pasta, Tuesday oysters, and a warm, attentive staff. The atmosphere is welcoming and lively, with friendly service and a menu that highlights authentic Italian dishes, standout gnocchi, and a tiramisu that many praise, all offered at good value. Reviewers consistently praise the doughy crusts, generous toppings, and the overall atmosphere that suits both casual dinners and family meals in a neighborly setting. In sum, Stella Pizzeria is seen as a dependable favorite for flavorful food, thoughtful service, and a friendly, intimate vibe that makes it worth returning to.View restaurant profile

Heirloom Vin & Pizza

Opens Today at 4 pm

(1033)

Mercier-Hochelaga-Maisonneuve, Montreal-East

Mentioned in: The Best Pizza in Montreal The Best Spots in Hochelaga-Maisonneuve View More

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Heirloom Vin & Pizza draws praise for delicious wood-fired pizzas with a perfect crust, tasty tomato sauce, and high quality ingredients with generous toppings, alongside well executed pastas, gnocchi and desserts like tiramisu. The wine list and cocktails complement the menu, and the atmosphere is chic yet welcoming with a pleasant terrace. Service is consistently friendly and efficient, and the overall value for the quality and portions is noted by many guests. A standout neighborhood spot where flavors, hospitality and a relaxed vibe come together for a memorable dining experience.View restaurant profile

Pizzeria Gusto

The best wood-fired pizza in Montreal!

(217)

Anjou-St-Léonard, Montreal-East

Italian Pizza Pasta Pizzeria Charcuterie

Mentioned in: The Best Wood-Fired Neapolitan Style Pizzas in Montreal Dining Without Breaking the Bank: "Casual/Mid-Range" Spots in Montreal View More

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Pizzeria Gusto delivers a warm welcoming atmosphere with authentic Italian flavors, offering wood fired pizzas and a well rounded menu of pastas and entrees that draw frequent praise. The crusts are well balanced, toppings feel generous and fresh, and dishes such as carbonara with guanciale and tortellini are highlighted for their flavor and quality. Service tends to be friendly, attentive, and efficient, contributing to a dining experience that feels like a local favorite. Guests note generous portions, fair prices, and a cozy setting that works well for family meals, friends, or a casual night out. Overall, Pizzeria Gusto comes across as a reliable spot with top notch pizza and diverse options, making it a go to choice in the area.View restaurant profile

Bevo Pizzeria

Opens Today at 10:30 am

(956)

Old Montreal

Pizza Italian Pasta Pizzeria

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Bevo Pizzeria stands out in Old Montreal for a warm, inviting atmosphere and wood fired, thin crust pizzas with fresh toppings, complemented by arancini, pastas and a creative drinks menu. Reviewers consistently praise fast, attentive service and genuine hospitality, with staff offering thoughtful recommendations and making guests feel welcome. The vibe is versatile, from cozy corners to lively spaces and a terrace, all crafted to enhance a relaxed Italian dining experience. Quality and value are frequently highlighted, with many noting flavorful dishes, generous portions, and well balanced sauces and toppings. While a few notes mention occasional timing during busy periods, the overall impression is a memorable, satisfying visit that keeps guests returning.View restaurant profile

Geppetto Pizzeria

(698)

Little Burgundy, Montreal-Southwest

Pizza Italian Bistro Salads Pasta Pizzeria

Mentioned in: The Best Wood-Fired Neapolitan Style Pizzas in Montreal

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Geppetto Pizzeria delights with wood fired pizza, flavorful pastas, and a cozy, inviting atmosphere that many describe as genuinely Italian. The restaurant is praised for good value, a thoughtful wine selection, and a terrace option when the weather cooperates. Service is frequently described as warm and attentive, with staff that make guests feel welcome, though a few visits note isolated hiccups and moments of slower service. Overall, guests leave impressed by the quality of food and the lively yet relaxed vibe, and many say they would return for a repeat visit.View restaurant profile

Geppetto Pizzeria

Opens Today at 4 pm

(436)

Rosemont-La Petite-Patrie, Villeray-Saint-Michel

Pizza Italian Bistro Salads Pasta Pizzeria

Mentioned in: The Best Wood-Fired Neapolitan Style Pizzas in Montreal

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Geppetto Pizzeria feels like a warm neighborhood staple with friendly service, a cozy inviting atmosphere, and pizzas and pastas that many diners describe as delicious and satisfying; the terrace by the park adds charm and the menu delivers good value with shareable dishes and dessert options that frequently delight. While a few visits note slower service during busy times and occasional variation in dishes, the overall impression is a welcoming spot where authentic Italian flavors and a relaxed vibe invite repeat visits.View restaurant profile

Geppetto Pizzeria

Opens Tuesday at 5 pm

(730)

Verdun

Pizza Italian Bistro Salads Pasta Pizzeria

Mentioned in: The Best Wood-Fired Neapolitan Style Pizzas in Montreal

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Geppetto Pizzeria is praised for its welcoming atmosphere, friendly and attentive staff, and consistently delicious food, especially the wood fired pizzas and pasta dishes. Reviewers describe a cozy neighborhood vibe with a charming terrace and they note a romantic ambience on certain evenings, making it a top choice for date nights and gatherings. The value is highlighted by generous portions and good prices, with many returning again and again to enjoy the reliable quality and the lively yet relaxed mood. While a few guests mention occasional slower service during peak times, most describe service as quick, personable, and well coordinated, which enhances the overall experience.View restaurant profile

Stella Pizzeria

(117)

Rosemont-La Petite-Patrie

Pizza Italian Pizzeria Pasta Gluten-free Options

Mentioned in: The Best Pizza in Montreal

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Stella Pizzeria delivers true authentic Italian flavors with a thin crispy crust, generous toppings, and consistently attentive service that many guests describe as welcoming. The atmosphere is inviting and reservations are recommended, especially on weeknights when the place fills up. Oysters on Wednesdays, along with burrata, carpaccio and other Italian plates, come up as favorites, with many noting the quality of the pizza crust and the fresh ingredients. The staff are professional, helpful, and accommodating, contributing to a smooth and enjoyable dining experience, and the value is praised for reasonable prices and strong portions. The restaurant is celebrated for seamless event planning and a warm, convivial vibe that makes it a popular choice for gatherings, and the menu is described as fresh, flavorful and well balanced.View restaurant profile

Heirloom Vin & Pizza

Opens Today at 12 pm

(114)

Quartier des Spectacles, Downtown

A wide selection of thin-crust pizzas and pasta dishes are served in a friendly atmosphere.

Mentioned in: Where to Eat in Montreal's Quartier des Spectacles The Best Wood-Fired Neapolitan Style Pizzas in Montreal View More

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Heirloom Vin & Pizza draws mixed to positive feedback, with praise for a strong dough and high quality ingredients and many calling it one of the best pizzerias in town, especially downtown. The dough is repeatedly praised and service is described as fast and friendly even on busy nights, with takeout working smoothly, though ambiance is often noted as lacking and the venue can feel like an upgraded food court. The menu offers variety with good wine options and poutine and is a solid choice for a midday meal. On the pizza side, the calabrese is flavorful and the four cheese pie can be excellent when the cheese balance is right, but some find the four cheese version too blue cheese heavy and the vegetable pie bland. The caesar salad is small and could use more sauce.View restaurant profile

Pizzeria Napoletana

(607)

Little-Italy, Rosemont-La Petite-Patrie

Italian Pizza Pizzeria

Review Summary

Reviews describe Pizzeria Napoletana as an affordable BYOB staple with a warm, bustling vibe in Little Italy, where wood fired Neapolitan pizzas and house made pastas are praised for authentic flavors and a crisp, thin crust, and tiramisu and espresso often receive high marks. Some visits are marred by uneven heat or cold dishes and by service that ranges from friendly and attentive to brisk or distracted. The BYOB setup and the option to buy wine nearby are consistently noted as positives, as is the lively atmosphere and the chance to share plates on a terrace during good weather, though crowds can mean long waits and noise. While many diners call the pizzas and pastas delicious and reasonably priced, others describe inconsistent quality and garnishes, with a few meals feeling underwhelming or lacking in balance. Taken together, Pizzeria Napoletana is viewed as a classic Montreal Italian spot worth trying for authentic style and a convivial dining experience, with many returning for the pies and pasta.View restaurant profile

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Pizzeria la focaccia

Small counter-service restaurant popular for its New York-style pizzas, both whole and by the slice, available to eat in or take away.

(966)

Le Plateau-Mont-Royal, Rosemont-La Petite-Patrie

Pizza Pizzeria Halal

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Reviews for Pizzeria la focaccia describe a warm, inviting place with a wood-fired oven turning out pizzas praised for a crispy, flavorful crust and generous toppings, and many diners consider the pizza among the best in Montreal; the menu offerings such as makloub and baguette farcie are repeatedly highlighted for freshness and value. Service is often noted as fast, friendly, and professional with attentive staff and a welcoming atmosphere, though a few comments mention slow service at peak times and seating that can feel cramped. The variety extends beyond pizza to well regarded sandwiches and stuffed breads that many find flavorful and satisfying, with high marks given to ingredients and preparation. Price is generally seen as reasonable for the quality, and overall the reviews express a strong willingness to return or recommend to others. While there are occasional delivery or order issues and occasional pizzas arriving cold or dry, the overall impression is that Pizzeria la focaccia offers a standout pizza experience and a top choice for casual dining in the area.View restaurant profile

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Pizza Bouquet

Opens Today at 12 pm

(593)

Little-Italy, Mile-Ex

Mentioned in: The Best Pizza in Montreal Where to Find Cheap Eats in Montreal View More

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Across the reviews, Pizza Bouquet is praised for true New York style pizza with a crisp bottom crust, a well balanced sauce, and toppings that feel fresh and generous. Standout slices like potato, cherry bomb, sopressata, pickle and margarita get frequent shout outs, with many calling it the best NY style pizza in Montreal and even among the top pizzas in the city. Value is a common thread, with large slices and affordable prices, though the shop is small, seating is limited and lines can be long during peak times. Service is typically friendly and welcoming, but a few comments point to uneven counter service or slow experiences when busy, and a few delivery orders have fallen short on freshness. Taken together, Pizza Bouquet comes across as a beloved neighborhood spot for pizza lovers, delivering consistently tasty pies, a warm vibe, and a strong reason to return.View restaurant profile

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Brigade Pizzeria

Opens Today at 4 pm

(394)

Downtown, Golden Square Mile

Mentioned in: The Best Wood-Fired Neapolitan Style Pizzas in Montreal

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Brigade Pizzeria receives broad praise for authentic wood fired pizza with both Neapolitan style crusts and Detroit style options, and for a warm, inviting atmosphere and attentive staff; the dough and sauce are repeatedly highlighted as flavorful and well made, toppings are generous, and portions feel fair for the price. A few visits mention hiccups such as a Barbara pizza arriving soupy, pizza served cold, and occasional service or cleanliness issues like missing paper towels in the washroom. Overall, the reviews converge on a strong pizza focused experience with a lively vibe that makes it easy to return or recommend to friends, though occasional glitches mean some guests leave with mixed feelings.View restaurant profile

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Pizzéria NO.900

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(144)

Outremont

Mentioned in: Exploring Quebec City's Pizzerias: Our Recommendations 19 Must-Try Food Trucks in Montreal for a True Street Food Experience View More

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Overall, reviews describe Pizzéria NO.900 as a place with impeccable service and a warm, welcoming vibe, with an outdoor terrace on a pedestrian street that feels special on sunny days; the menu features fresh Italian style pizzas with a dough that is widely praised for its quality, though the bottom of the crust can be a little burnt, and vegetarian friendly and lactose free options are available. The atmosphere is convivial and the service is noted as fast and attentive even when busy, with consistent quality and good value that make it a repeat choice for many, a pleasant contrast to fast food and a reminder of a real pizzeria experience.View restaurant profile

Pizzéria NO.900

(584)

Griffintown, Montreal-Southwest

Mentioned in: The Best Food & Drink in Griffintown and Little Burgundy Exploring Quebec City's Pizzerias: Our Recommendations View More

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Guests consistently praise Pizzéria NO.900 for delicious, handmade pizzas and a cozy, calm atmosphere. The menu offers a good variety of Neapolitan style pies with high quality ingredients and a crust that many reviewers call excellent, with burrata, arancini and cannolis cited as standout additions. Service is described as friendly and efficient on many visits, and value is generally seen as very reasonable. However, some notes point to slower service and occasional miscommunications, such as gluten free orders not being relayed to the kitchen, or delays that affected the overall experience. The Griffintown location is repeatedly highlighted as a reliable choice, with Montreal readers often calling it one of the best artisanal pizza spots. Overall, the venue is viewed as a top option for pizza lovers, delivering flavorful pies and a welcoming vibe, despite the occasional hiccup in service.View restaurant profile

Pizzeria Dei Compari

Opens Today at 12 pm

(543)

Latin Quarter, Quartier des Spectacles

Mentioned in: Great Spots for Food and Drinks in Montreal's Quartier Latin

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Pizzeria Dei Compari is described as a lively wood fired Italian spot with superb pizza, a warm atmosphere and generous portions. Guests frequently praise the crust and toppings, noting the wood fired oven flavor and saying the pizzas are among the best in town. Service is often highlighted as friendly and efficient, though it can be busy and pacing may vary during peak times. The dining room is described as noisy but lively, with outdoor seating in warm months and a central location that draws lines and makes reservations scarce. Desserts like creme brulee are well received, and pastas and sauces are also enjoyed on many visits. A few reviews mention variability in quality and portions over time, and some dishes may feel heavy or not as authentic as expected. Overall this spot is seen as a great option for pizza fans, offering good value, fast service and a distinctive Montreal Italian experience. Takeout is popular too, with long lines at times but quick pickup and a satisfying pizza fix.View restaurant profile

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Pizzéria NO.900

(358)

Parc-Extension

Mentioned in: Exploring Quebec City's Pizzerias: Our Recommendations 19 Must-Try Food Trucks in Montreal for a True Street Food Experience View More

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Overall, reviews of Pizzéria NO.900 describe a warm, inviting atmosphere with friendly, attentive service and pizzas praised for fresh ingredients, good variety, and a satisfying crust. Diners highlight standout toppings and dishes such as the Marguerita Antica, figues et pancetta, salads, and desserts like cannolis, with vegan and gluten-free options also noted and wine recommendations appreciated. The vibe ranges from romantic to cozy to convivial, making it suitable for dates, colleagues, or family, and many reviews indicate they will return. A few critiques mention slower service during busy times or a delivery order that arrived soggy or with less flavor, but these are outweighed by consistently positive remarks about hospitality, quality, and value.View restaurant profile

Moccione Pizza

Opens Tuesday at 5 pm

(158)

Villeray-Saint-Michel, Parc-Extension

Mentioned in: The Best Pizza in Montreal 15 Italian Restaurants To Impress Your Date View More

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Reviews describe Moccione Pizza as a small, cozy spot delivering authentic Neapolitan style pies with a nicely charred crust and fresh, flavorful toppings, with the Margherita and Bravo Champignon singled out for their balance and the radicchio and mushroom combination noted for depth. Cannoli are praised as fresh and not too sweet with a subtle orange note, and arancini and meatballs also receive high marks. The service is frequently described as welcoming and attentive, helping offset the intimate seating which makes reservations a good idea since the place fills up quickly. Takeout and delivery are common options, though many reviewers say dining in is worth it to enjoy the atmosphere and pace. While a few comments mention variations in taste or a dish not exactly traditional Neapolitan, overall the pizza quality, ingredients, and overall experience position it as one of the better pizza spots in town.View restaurant profile

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Fiorellino

(590)

Downtown

Mentioned in: The Best Pizza in Montreal The Best Wood-Fired Neapolitan Style Pizzas in Montreal View More

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Fiorellino comes across in reviews as a buzzy downtown Italian spot where the pizza is the star and the vibe is warm, lively, and often loud. Guests rave about the wood-fired crust, light dough, and flavorful pastas and gnocchi, with numerous dishes praised for freshness and presentation; the antipasti, salads, and desserts also get favorable mentions. The drinks program is highlighted for well-crafted cocktails and a thoughtful wine list, though some note a limited selection by the glass and a bustle around bar service. Service is generally described as attentive and friendly, with several servers and bartenders going above and beyond, while other visits report long waits for food or a crowded, noisy dining room that makes conversation difficult. Reservations are advised, especially on weekends, and the atmosphere is considered ideal for a lively date night or group outing rather than a quiet meal. Overall, Fiorellino is seen as a delicious, high-energy Italian option in the city, offering excellent pizza and strong hospitality with some variability in pace and acoustics.View restaurant profile

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Pizzéria NO.900

(443)

Monkland Village

Mentioned in: Exploring Quebec City's Pizzerias: Our Recommendations 19 Must-Try Food Trucks in Montreal for a True Street Food Experience View More

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Overall, Pizzéria NO.900 earns praise for its Neapolitan style pizzas with a soft, airy crust and good chew, a wide topping variety, and quick, friendly service in a cozy, small, lively setting that feels like a neighborhood staple. Reviews highlight attentive staff, welcoming vibe, and solid extras like calzones, beer and wine, and desserts, with many calling the pizza among the best in town and noting value for money. Some critics mention occasional crust issues, undercooking or sogginess, or burnt edges, and occasional service lapses or drinks forgotten during busy periods. The atmosphere is described as warm and casual, good for family outings, celebrations, or a casual dinner, though the space can be loud and cramped when crowded; a terrace is a plus in warmer months and reservations are advised. There is a recurring theme of praise for the margherita and white pizzas, and for the award winning reputation that adds to the overall appeal.View restaurant profile

Marconi Pizzeria

(258)

Villeray-Saint-Michel, Rosemont-La Petite-Patrie

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Marconi Pizzeria is a beloved staple for many, offering classic old style pizza with generous toppings and a crust that blends crispness with softness. Reviews praise rich cheese, flavorful sauce, and a menu that includes satisfying subs, with some calling it the best pizza in Montreal and a nostalgic reminder of traditional Italian pie. At the same time, several diners note price increases and value concerns, and a number report inconsistencies in delivery temperature or crust thickness. The fries are frequently praised, and service is described as fast and friendly, though some orders arrive tepid or with toppings not exactly as ordered. Overall, Marconi Pizzeria is viewed as an institution and a reliable option for sharing large pies, even as patience with rising prices and occasional quality fluctuations remains a common theme.View restaurant profile

Gema Pizzeria

(352)

Little-Italy, Rosemont-La Petite-Patrie

Mentioned in: The Best Pizza in Montreal The Best Zeppole in Montreal View More

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Overall, reviews describe Gema Pizzeria as a warm neighborhood spot with a welcoming vibe, solid wine selection, and very good pizza, though experiences vary. The crust is frequently praised as delicious and blistered, while a few visits note undercooked centers or pizzas that feel oily and where the toppings don’t always come together. Pizzas such as Apennine, Ruliano, Capricciosa and Vetri get strong praise for the crust and balance, though some diners find certain toppings or additions like balsamic on fior di latte to be overpowering. The Jean Talon market salad is consistently highlighted for freshness and brightness, with several calls to its standout vinaigrette. Calamari and some antipasti can disappoint when not crispy or sufficiently flavorful, and tiramisu often lacks intensity. The atmosphere is described as casual and convivial, with some reviews noting it can be noisy and the space crowded; service ranges from outstanding to slow or inattentive, and a few readers question tipping defaults on the machine. Still, the consensus leans toward returning for the quality and charm.View restaurant profile

Gentile Pizza Parlour

Opens Today at 3 pm

(161)

Westmount

Review Summary

Gentile Pizza Parlour earns praise for a light, airy crust and fresh, generous toppings, with a menu that blends creative options and classics and pizzas by the slice that stay tasty. The atmosphere is warm and stylish, and the staff are repeatedly noted for friendly, attentive service that makes both casual meals and celebrations feel well cared for. The food and drinks are highly rated overall, with standout items like garlic knots and eggplant parm, and many calling it one of the best pizza spots in the city. Some drawbacks include a few dishes falling short, such as a chicken panini that was not fresh and a takeout pizza that arrived soggy, and occasional notes that some pies could use more cheese or a crisper finish. Prices are seen as high by some, though others feel the quality and ambiance justify it, and a tipping compliance issue based on tax rules was mentioned as needing correction. Overall, Gentile Pizza Parlour comes across as a beloved destination for pizza and hospitality with a lively vibe and dependable flavors, while leaving room for consistency improvements on certain dishes.View restaurant profile

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Pizzéria NO.900

(173)

Rosemont-La Petite-Patrie, Little-Italy

Mentioned in: Exploring Quebec City's Pizzerias: Our Recommendations 19 Must-Try Food Trucks in Montreal for a True Street Food Experience View More

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Overall, Pizzéria NO.900 earns praise for delicious pizza, attentive service, and a cozy, attractive setting, with many noting good value and a varied menu that appeals to different tastes. Several reviews highlight authentic Italian style, thin crisp crusts, fresh ingredients, and well balanced toppings, and some mention standout antipasti and desserts. The atmosphere is described as welcoming and clean, with plenty of seating and a pleasant terrace in good weather, making it a reliable spot near the Jean Talon Market. Service is frequently described as friendly and helpful, though a few experiences point to occasional delays or rush hour pressure that affects timing. Notable notes include vegan and gluten free options and a strong beverage list, including wine and cocktails, which add to the appeal. Overall, the reviews converge on the idea that Pizzéria NO.900 is a top choice for pizza lovers seeking quality at a reasonable price and a place where many plan to return.View restaurant profile

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Roman Pie Pizza

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(137)

Le Plateau-Mont-Royal

Pizzeria Italian

Review Summary

Reviews highlight Roman Pie Pizza for authentic Roman style pies with a light, flavorful crust and fresh ingredients, offering a wide range of toppings from vegetarian to savory options. The atmosphere is warm and casual with friendly service that often feels thoughtful, from attentive hosting to small touches that make guests feel welcome. Pizzas are repeatedly praised for quality and variety, with many calling it among the best in town and memorable for the texture of the crust and the creaminess of the cheese. Value is viewed as fair, with reasonable prices, good to-go options, and occasional freebies like a complimentary dessert slice. Some caveats include prices not always displayed, takeout service that can be mediocre, and pies that can feel a bit dry if pre-cooked and reheated. Overall, Roman Pie Pizza stands out for its strong crust, fresh ingredients, and hospitable vibe, attracting repeat visitors and a sense of discovery in the city.View restaurant profile

Pizzeria Melrose

(138)

Monkland Village, Notre-Dame-de-Grâce (NDG)

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Reviews for Pizzeria Melrose consistently highlight phenomenal pizza, fresh ingredients, and a welcoming, elegant atmosphere with attentive staff. Diners note generous portions, good value for the quality, and helpful recommendations from servers when deciding on dishes. The menu is praised for variety, including salads, pastas, cannoli, and espresso, with wine often mentioned as decent value. Several experiences advise booking ahead due to the busy pace, and describe the service as friendly, efficient, and above average. A few critiques mention pricing on drinks and a dish note about a sauce being too salty, but these are outweighed by overall satisfaction and the sense of hospitality that makes guests want to return.View restaurant profile

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Moleskine

(59)

Downtown, Golden Square Mile

Market Pizza Comfort Food Café Pizzeria

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Moleskine is described by diners as fast, reliable, and clean, tucked in a busy food court where staff keep the space tidy and plates cleared quickly. Pizzas are consistently tasty with a dough described as awesome, light and just right, and the margherita is a frequent favorite. The four cheese pizza, whether red or white, is praised as amazing and a standout that feels simple yet not really simple. A first time visitor tried a Brooklyn pizza and found it very salty, and one interaction notes counter service influenced by tipping. Overall, reviews point to steady quality and a pleasant, efficient dining experience at Moleskine, with several mentions of the place remaining open since the original launch.View restaurant profile

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Pizzeria Locali

(203)

Rosemont-La Petite-Patrie, Little-Italy

Pizzeria Pizza Italian

Mentioned in: The Best Pizza in Montreal

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Patrons describe Pizzeria Locali as a cozy, lively neighborhood spot where the pizza is consistently excellent, with a crisp yet tender crust and fresh ingredients, and classics like margherita and diavola are standout favorites. Pricing is repeatedly praised as very reasonable, the ambiance and service are warm and friendly, and the music adds to the energetic vibe. A few caveats mention tight seating and occasional slower service or takeout delays when busy, but overall the experience is enjoyed and many plan to return, with desserts such as tiramisu or lemon tart noted by some.View restaurant profile

Pizzéria NO.900

(386)

Le Plateau-Mont-Royal

Mentioned in: Exploring Quebec City's Pizzerias: Our Recommendations 19 Must-Try Food Trucks in Montreal for a True Street Food Experience View More

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Reviews describe Pizzéria NO.900 as a cozy, inviting place with pizzas that are flavorful and made with fresh ingredients, a crust that is often well cooked, and a friendly, attentive service that helps create a pleasant dining atmosphere both in house and for takeout. Many readers rate it among the best pizza spots in Montreal, praising the overall quality, good value, and a nice terrace in warm weather, while noting the menu offers gluten free options and reliable group delivery. Some comments mention smaller portions for the price and topping amounts that vary, with a few pizzas and desserts not meeting expectations, and a couple of critiques about the dough texture or the melt of the cheese. Takeout experiences are generally fast and convenient, and the place is repeatedly described as clean and welcoming, though a few memories note that the perceived value and portion size have changed over time. Overall, Pizzéria NO.900 appears to deliver strong pizzas and a solid dining experience with moments of inconsistency in value and menu items, but consistently positive sentiment on taste and service.View restaurant profile

Pizzéria NO.900

(397)

Verdun

Mentioned in: Exploring Quebec City's Pizzerias: Our Recommendations 19 Must-Try Food Trucks in Montreal for a True Street Food Experience View More

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Pizzéria NO.900 is viewed as a reliable neighborhood spot for Napolitana style pizzas, with favorites like Capriciosa and pies featuring fig, pancetta and Charlevoix that consistently showcase a great dough, generous toppings and precise cooking. The atmosphere feels intimate and welcoming, suitable for family nights, and the Wellington Street location near the metro and shops is convenient and accessible for guests with mobility needs. Service is often praised for being fast, attentive and friendly, with staff able to suggest pizzas and wines to enhance the meal and to keep the evenings smooth. The menu also includes arancini, salads, desserts and a solid wine and cocktail list, with vegan options available thanks to plant-based cheese. Some visits note occasional hiccups such as pizzas arriving cold, dishes not meeting expectations, or items being unavailable, but overall impressions remain positive and many express intent to return.View restaurant profile

Pizzéria NO.900

(170)

Ahuntsic-Cartierville

Urban restaurant offering wood-fired Neapolitan pizzas and refined small portions, as well as a selection of wines.

Mentioned in: Exploring Quebec City's Pizzerias: Our Recommendations 19 Must-Try Food Trucks in Montreal for a True Street Food Experience View More

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Pizzéria NO.900 earns praise for excellent service at the bar and a pleasant, calm ambiance with staff who are passionate and attentive. Pizzas are described as delicious and exceptional, with the dough singled out as outstanding and the best Neapolitan pizza in Montreal by some reviewers. The restaurant is seen as a great neighborhood spot in Ahuntsic with a nice menu and fast service. Many reviews highlight excellent pizza, good ambiance, and attentive staff, while a few notes mention occasional on site service lags and limited wine knowledge. A cannoli disappointment is mentioned by one reviewer, but overall pizza remains consistently beloved, with mentions of a pizza smoke meat option as a standout. Quotes such as "My favorite pizzeria, in Montreal" and "Absolutely love the place" reflect strong enthusiasm. Overall, the impression is that Pizzéria NO.900 is a strong favorite for pizza lovers, delivering outstanding pies with occasional service hiccups.View restaurant profile

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Bottega

(233)

Little-Italy, Rosemont-La Petite-Patrie

Mentioned in: The Ultimate Little Italy Food Guide: Best Eats, Drinks, and Hotspots Exploring Quebec City's Pizzerias: Our Recommendations View More

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Reviews describe Bottega as a true slice of Italy in Montreal, with authentic flavors and a wood fired oven that gives a distinctive crust and texture. The pizzas and calzones are repeatedly highlighted as standout items, with the margherita and the calzone often described as exceptional or the best. Arancini, gnocchi, meatballs and daily pastas are frequently praised for their quality and freshness. Service is described as attentive and knowledgeable in many visits, though a few experiences note inconsistency or rudeness and slower service. The atmosphere is often called cozy, vibrant, and authentic, sometimes lively to the point of being loud or crowded, especially on weekends. Prices are sometimes seen as high, but quality and ingredients are said to justify the cost, with some calls for more salads or pasta options. Many reviewers consider Bottega a must visit and some call it the best pizza in Montreal, though a minority point to occasional service or value concerns.View restaurant profile

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Pizzeria Magpie

(692)

Mile-End, Outremont

Mentioned in: The Best Pizza in Montreal The Best Family-Friendly Restaurants in Montreal: Where to Eat with Kids Year-Round View More

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Overall, reviews describe Pizzeria Magpie as a beloved wood fired Neapolitan spot with a warm, cozy vibe, where the pizzas and fresh ingredients shine and the service is frequently praised as attentive and friendly; many note standout pies like Mortadella, Diavola, and other creative options, along with good cocktails and a well received limoncello surprise, while some diners mention a few rough patches such as long waits at peak times, a hot room or variable AC, and occasional menu items that don’t hit as hard or feel limited; the dough quality and oven mastery are repeatedly cited as key strengths, and several readers call it among the best pizza places in Montreal and worth the trip, with high marks for atmosphere, desserts, and overall value.View restaurant profile

Pizzéria NO.900

(475)

Downtown

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Across reviews, Pizzéria NO.900 is consistently praised for delicious Neapolitan style pizza with a light, flavorful dough and a crisp wood fired crust, fresh toppings, and plenty of variety, with many noting that the pizza tastes authentically Italian and even compares to meals in Naples. The ambiance is described as warm, cozy and convivial, with efficient service and attentive, friendly staff; reservations are often recommended to secure a table, and some mention a charming bar area and open kitchen. Value is generally described as good, with large portions and a strong price to quality ratio, though a few diners point out tight seating or occasional small tables. Some reviews mention minor flaws such as a crust that can be overcooked or soggy centers on certain pies, and a few instances of upselling or crowded conditions during peak times. Desserts like tiramisu and cannoli receive praise, and several patrons declare it among the best pizza spots in Montreal or even the world, encouraging return visits.View restaurant profile

Pizzéria NO.900

(693)

Old Montreal

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Review Summary

Reviews of Pizzéria NO.900 mix high praise for the pizza itself with comments on a light, chewy Neapolitan crust, fresh sauce, and flavorful toppings that some call the best in the city, along with strong notes on gluten free options and a few standout entrées like burrata and arancini. The atmosphere is described as warm and intimate, though space is tight and can feel crowded or noisy, and a few visits mention heat or cold in the dining area. Service quality varies widely, from fast, friendly, and attentive to slow or understaffed on busy nights, with some pizzas arriving late or cold and occasionally a mistake such as a missing topping. Value and portioning yield mixed reviews, with many finding prices reasonable and portions fair while others feel toppings could be more generous or a burrata pie overpriced. Overall the pizza and vibe draw repeat visits, but potential diners should be prepared for inconsistent service and space constraints, and reservations or off peak timing is advised.View restaurant profile

Michel-Ange Pizzeria

Opens Today at 4:30 pm

(217)

Villeray-Saint-Michel, Rosemont-La Petite-Patrie

Review Summary

Reviews describe Michel-Ange Pizzeria as delivering outstanding pizza, with Margherita and napoletana highlighted for fresh quality toppings, zesty tomato sauce, and authentic Italian flavor. The crust is repeatedly praised for being thin, perfectly cooked, and not bloated, with some noting a fluffy dough and a tender bite. Decor is minimalist and clean, service fast and friendly, and prices seen as great value for Montreal's pizza scene. Several reviews call it the best pizza in Montreal or a top pick in the city, a hidden gem that offers a simple menu focused on quality. The ambience is described as unpretentious and authentic, ideal for casual pizza and a quick beer, with consistent quality that brings diners back. While a few notes mention an off night or a wish for a bit more atmosphere, the overwhelming consensus is that Michel-Ange Pizzeria delivers delicious, authentic, well priced pizza.View restaurant profile

Pizzéria NO.900

(342)

Quartier des Spectacles

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Review Summary

Pizzéria NO.900 is widely praised for authentic Neapolitan pizza with a light, fluffy crust and rich toppings, with many reviews calling it among the best in Montreal and noting consistently high quality across visits, plus a lively atmosphere and a convenient central location. The menu and ingredient quality get strong marks, including arancini, spicy oil at the table, and vegetarian options, though a few diners mention small portions and occasional variations in dough texture or pizza toppings. Service is described as friendly and efficient when the staff is ample, but some experiences point to slower service, crowding, or delays on busy nights and occasional phone reservation difficulties. The ambiance and decor contribute to a pleasant dining experience, and several comments emphasize value for money given the quality, while others feel prices are high relative to portions. Overall, the experiences point to great pizzas and a vibrant setting that makes it a go-to in Montreal, with opportunities to improve consistency in service and pacing during peak hours.View restaurant profile

Pizzéria NO.900

(1169)

Rosemont-La Petite-Patrie