Ok I had no choice. No hipster spot with a creative menu and funky decor. As others have mentioned…read morebefore me, the decor is from the 90s. But its clean and bright. I sat by the window and read my JdMtl. Lunch time specials ran from hamburger steak to lasagna and everything in between. When in Rome... order pasta. So I had the pizza ghetti. My ancestors would kill me if they find out. Maybe that's why I don't have my photo. The small pizza was well cooked and enjoyable. The spaghetti was ok but you can taste that the meat sauce is sweet. The portion was large but my glycemic index just exploded. I skipped desert and washed everything down with a joe. I should have tried the chicken place down the street. Next time. All in all a traditional resto in a smaller town where you can't push things too far if you wanna stay in business. It's clean it's cheap staff is friendly the food is honest. I got a two hour drive to fight to stay awake.

When you're paying for 7-8 people, price is critical. It's…read moreclose to the courthouse, so I guess that's where most of their business comes from since they know you'll go to the first resto you see. The prices are a bit high here, the food is ok, but nothing out of the ordinary. It's glorified cafeteria food for the most part. The service is a bit slow here, but super friendly

Decent place, always crowded. Although it says Pizzeria on the sign, they also serve pasta, subs,…read moresalads, burgers and brunch till noon. The quality of the food is a consistent 7: nothing fancy, but definitive edible. Try their crêpe maison if you're up for some glutinous but delicious funnel cake like fried dough. Don't forget to top it up with strawberries and soak in maple syrup.

Sadly, the food has gone downhill since my last review. Fake bacon, greasy pizza, jarred garlic…read morethat overwhelms the pizza when you ask for garlic to be added (not doubled, just added). Now there are no decent pizza places in town. Sad:(

From the owner: Pizza, Pâtes, poutine, ailes, sous-marins,hamburgerread more