Pizza Bouquet serves classic New York style pizza in a small, no-frills spot where the crust is crisp, the dough is light, and the sauce and toppings are well balanced, with several reviewers calling it the best slice in Montreal and noting affordable prices and quick service. The vibe is casual and unfussy, with friendly staff and a steady flow of fresh slices, including standout variations like potato, sopressata and cherry bomb, though some guests mention occasional inconsistencies in doneness and slower counter service during busy times, and a wish for more sustainable plates. Overall, Pizza Bouquet comes across as a reliable go-to for authentic NY flavor, with generous portions and good value that keep people coming back.
Native New Yorker living in Montreal. By far the best New York style pizza I've had here. Tried the Sopressatta, Potato, & Veggie slices. All of them were delicious, but the Sopressatta was the highlight for me. Crust was perfect, sauce was delicious, not too heavy on the cheese so as to make the pizza soggy. Can't wait to come back!
Mar 29, 2026
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Tried 3 different slices, top one for me was the potato slice. Felt like something new that isn't in rotation much. The upside down pizza lacked the garlic that was the selling point for me. The margarita pizza was nice classic.
I love a pizza that can hold the weight of the toppings, crust tasted nice but fell a bit flat.
The vibe of the place was cozy, not to crowded or over stimulating. Limited seats just around the large windows. Perfect for people watching in the day time or looking at your self when night comes.
Would try again.
Stopped by this place as part of a recent food tour, & honestly I had higher expectations.
The pizza itself was decent, probably one of the better options in the city for by-the-slice. All their slices are NY style, but the crust was lacking a little crunch.
The worst part was the service though. The kid at the front lacked any enthusiasm & when asked what the most popular choice is, said'idk maybe this one'. He did not seem interested in working.
Overall glad we tried it, but with other options in Montreal it will be a long time before I'm back.
Pizza Bouquet serves some of the best pizza I've had in Montreal-delicious & impressively close to classic New York-style. The crust, sauce, & toppings are spot on. My go-to is the pepperoni pizza, & it never disappoints. A must-try for pizza lovers!
Wonderful pizza choice & quality. Everything about this pizza is great, from the sauce to the crust & toppings. The place is rather small so takeout is recommended in busier times.
This is a place i have mixed feelings about. I have been pretty often, maybe 20-25 times over the last 2 years. On one hand, it can be one of the best slice counter in the city; but it's not saying much, giving the poor level of slices in Montréal. However, on a good day, a fresh slice is usually quite satisfying. The dough is slightly too hard & thick, & the amount of toppings is slighlty too little for that style, so each bite doesn't have the correct balance, can feel pretty dry. Still, it feels like it's made with good ingredients & some love - which is better than 90% of Mtl pizza. Cherry Bomb is a stand out for me.
Now the big problem is the service at the front counter. Service is a lost art in Montreal, & that place is no exception. Slow, nonchalant, cynical attitude, usually by someone with neglected hygiene & looking mildly depressed (last time i went, the counter person was wearing some ironic vintage cap crusted with black dirt, & not from working in the kitchen, it's concerning). Consistent with that anglo hipster-gentrified part of town, serving in french seems to be low on priorities, so if you're a francophone, expect a sort of panic reaction if you address in french. That could be forgiven easily with the right attitude, but with that careless, sloppy energy, it's off-putting.
Pies are not identified on the front counter slice tray, which means each new customer will ask which pizza is which. The clerk will answer with the most annoyed, blasé expression & voice, since they've likely been repeating the same info all day.
All in all, a good spot, but one which could be way better.
3 stars until the service attitude & hygiene gets better!
My go to place for a slice of pizza ! Thin & crunchy crust. On the other hand, I don't like the strong smell when you enter the shop, it sticks to your hair & clothes.
