Gema Pizzeria se spécialise dans les pizzas authentiques cuites au feu de bois et confectionnées à partir d'ingrédients de haute qualité provenant de producteurs artisanaux. Chaque création présente une pâte fine signature qui obtient une texture parfaitement alvéolée grâce à la chaleur intense du four en pierre. Le menu se concentre sur des préparations italiennes traditionnelles, mettant en valeur des bases de tomates fraîches, de la mozzarella crémeuse et des garnitures de saison parfumées. Au-delà des options classiques, la cuisine élabore des assiettes à partager changeant au gré des saisons pour accompagner l'excellence des produits boulangers. L'espace minimaliste met en relief l'aire de préparation dynamique, permettant d'observer la précision technique derrière chaque commande. Cet établissement privilégie l'intégrité des produits pour assurer une constance exemplaire dans les profils de saveurs napolitaines.
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Gema Pizzeria est fréquemment considérée comme une adresse incontournable à Montréal, de nombreux clients louant la créativité et l'authenticité des pizzas, la fraîcheur des ingrédients ainsi que la qualité exceptionnelle des desserts comme la crème glacée. Si une grande partie de la clientèle apprécie l'ambiance chaleureuse et le service professionnel, les avis divergent parfois concernant le niveau sonore, les temps d'attente et la régularité des plats. Certains convives soulignent l'excellence de la pâte et la saveur des salades, tandis que d'autres ont exprimé leur déception face à des problèmes occasionnels de cuisson, de textures caoutchouteuses ou d'un service moins attentif. Les tarifs et les pourcentages de pourboire par défaut sur les terminaux de paiement ont également été soulevés comme des points de mécontentement par certains, bien que l'établissement reste une recommandation fréquente pour une expérience culinaire de quartier réussie au cœur de la Petite Italie.
This is the second time in a row that the central one-third of the crust of my pizza was undercooked - virtually raw. At $25 (before taxes), one accepts better.
3 mars 2026
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A good little pizza spot with tasty food, a solid wine selection & friendly staff.
The crust was delicious & nicely blistered, however the toppings didn't quite come together for me. The balsamic vinegar on the fior di latte, micro arugula, & prosciutto pizza felt like a note that pulled the balance off, at least for me.
The Jean Talon market salad however, had me singing. It was fresh & vibrant - especially impressive in the middle of January. I would absolutely recommend the salad.
The tiramisu fell a bit flat for me. I was really hoping for more intensity & flavor.
The atmosphere hit all the markers of a casual neighborhood pizza spot. Overall, it was a very enjoyable stop.
A good little pizza spot with tasty food, a solid wine selection & friendly staff.
The crust was delicious & nicely blistered, but the toppings didn't quite come together, leaving the pizza pleasant rather than memorable. The balsamic vinegar on the fior di latte, micro arugula, & prosciutto pizza felt like a note that pulled the balance off, at least for me.
The Jean Talon market salad however, had me singing. It was fresh & vibrant - especially impressive in the middle of January. I would absolutely recommend the salad.
The tiramisu fell a bit flat for me. I was really hoping for more intensity & flavor.
The atmosphere hit all the markers of a casual neighborhood pizza spot. Overall, it was a very enjoyable stop.
My partner & I visited on a Saturday evening & ordered the Jean Talon salad, fried calamari, Capricciosa, & Diavola pizzas. Located in the heart of Little Italy, the restaurant sits among numerous excellent dining options in the area.
The service was outstanding-attentive, professional, & accommodating. The interior is nicely decorated, though we were seated beneath a large light fixture in the center of the room where the lights continuously flickered in intensity, which became somewhat distracting.
The Jean Talon salad was excellent-fresh greens with a standout vinaigrette. Unfortunately, the fried calamari fell short of expectations. They lacked the crispiness I was hoping for, arriving pale & soft. The seasoning was too mild for my taste, & the accompanying tomato dip was one-dimensional, lacking any depth beyond basic tomato flavor.
The pizzas, however, were excellent. Both were generously sized with well-balanced toppings & a lovely crust.
We'll definitely return, though we'll skip the calamari next time-& hopefully the lighting issue will be resolved.
Stopped in for a bite, no reservations. They were able to squeeze us in. Ordered their pizza of the month: thin crust with pesto, micro arugula, prosciutto, burrata, & carmalized peaches. So tasty we ordered another pizza! 2nd one had prosciutto, melted leaks, buratta. Also delicious. Staff was friendly & efficient. For drinks we had espresso martinis, amoretto sour & two types of wine. All marvelous & the amoretto sour was the best I had so far on our vacation. For dessert, pistachio gelato with roasted peanuts. My wife thought she was in heaven. The server was wonderful & treated us as though we were family.
by far the best pizza in town, the sauce is perfectly acidic yet holds the sweet tomato taste, the crust is crispy yet chewy to the bite. No other pizza in town truly offers this level of high quality product. My recommendations is to try the hawaiian which is unlike any pineapple pizza ive ever tasted, slightly spicy, & follow up with a classic margharita 1889. Also a great selection of wine, & private importation that accompany perfect the meal & mood.
