I have been here before and had an average experience. Friends suggested we go for lunch. Covid…read morerules are strictly enforced by a sanitary general barking at all who don't cooperate. If you get past the entrance, you're good to go. Lunch menu offers a couple of pizzas, a couple of pastas and veal. They come with salad, tomatoes and cheese, or a meatball. The pizza here is always generously garnished. Tons of pepperoni. The pasta was fine. The bolognese sauce was enjoyable. My friends loved the veal. The only miss was the soggy cannollis All in all, it was good food.

Good food very fresh. Service is excellent. It was packed with tons of people will go againread more

Came here to catch up with a friend and it was nice! The pizzas aren't too expensive and I found…read morethe portions good for sharing. The service was fast and nice. We ordered the pizza of the day which was a pizza with roquette and buffalo cheese and the margarita. Both great and delicious. It has a very nice intimate ambiance, soft lighting and warm glows of candlelight. It doesn't get too loud and even at full capacity it doesn't feel crowded.

I was staying in Mile End on my trip o Montreal and came across Pizzeria Magpie. I enjoyed the…read moreatmosphere and pizza. The wait staff were friendly and the ambience was great! The pizza size was good for two people. We got the Pizza Prosciutto and went back a second day to try the Magpie Margherita. Definitely stop by if in the area!

i grew up with TOTO's pizza. Never had anything else…read more did not have any for 20 years and was worried when my friend wanted to order from the restaurant. the dough was for sure not the one from 20 years ago but was not bad. the pepperoni was a good quality. the other ingredients were fresh. The French fries were coated and tatsty. The greek salad was also good. Fast delivery

Awesome food and better service. This is a GREAT place to eat!!…read moreA must go if your in the area.

75 year old pizza restaurant in Montreal. Definitely more of a touristy place, but I thought it was…read morevery nice. Their pizzas were the thing I liked the most obviously. I ordered a lasagna as well and I thought it was too heavy on the tomato sauce, it may be by design. All said and done, I would come back. There's plenty of outdoor seating. Expect to wait a while on busy days.

Apparently we went to Little Italy tonight so Mum and Dad could eat pasta…read more I went because I was promised Italy. As an Italian Greyhound, I assumed this was some sort of cultural heritage excursion. Pizzeria Napoletana sits right on the corner with a huge outdoor dining area, and on a beautiful evening almost everyone was outside. More importantly, there were several other dogs dining with their humans. Finally. My people. We all seemed to understand our responsibilities: sit quietly, look adorable and remain on high alert for anything that might accidentally hit the ground. One of the coolest things about this restaurant is that it's bring your own wine. There's even a wine shop directly across the street that they recommend. Mum and Dad went over, selected their bottle and brought it back to dinner. I respect a restaurant that makes the humans bring their own beverages while I bring my own personality. Then the food arrived. Mum had the Penne Romana, while Dad went with spaghetti pomodoro. Two enormous plates of pasta landed on the table. I received zero penne. Zero spaghetti. For anyone keeping track, I am Italian. This felt personal. Then Mum decided she wasn't finished and ordered the chocolate mousse for dessert. Obviously I couldn't have chocolate, so for once I will concede that withholding food from me was an appropriate management decision. Possibly the first of this trip. The restaurant itself is large inside, but the outdoor area is really what made the evening for me. It's lively, casual and clearly comfortable having dogs around. There wasn't a water bowl brought to our table and there's no dog menu, but they do have a huge doggie water bowl outside beside one of the restaurant's best features: A tiny vintage Fiat covered completely in a gorgeous blue-and-white Italian tile design. Naturally, Mum made me pose with it. I have to admit... We looked good together. One small Italian icon standing next to another. Dogba's verdict: 4.7 paws out of 5. Italian heritage experience: excellent Number of fellow canine diners: encouraging Humans bringing their own wine: bizarre but efficient Pasta dropped on floor: disappointingly little Communal dog water station: appreciated Tiny Italian car: tiny Italian dog approved Chocolate mousse: apparently I'm "not allowed" Respect shown to actual Italian at table: needs improvement Would return. Next time I'm bringing my own wine too. By wine, I mean chicken.

Honestly one of the best 'sold-by-the-slice' pizzas in the CDN area: the dough is neither too thick…read more(nor is it thin, much like most 'sold-by-the-slice' pizzas out there) nor is it greasy, the toppings are fresh, the cheese feels like actual cheese (unlike what may get at certain pizza pizza or double pizza joints). My favourite is hands down the 'Tunisienne' topped with tuna, red onions and olives (i think). Also, the staff is very welcoming and friendly. If you're ever looking to have a quick bite while on CDN, definitely head to Pizza Show for a slice or two.

2.5 stars Maybe it's…read morejust me but I'm just not a fan of their pizza. I find it to be bland and nothing special. I tried the poutine and the fries were soggy and falling apart. There was a good amount of cheese though and it was of high quality. The sauce was too salty for my liking This is the only pizza place in my area that is open late and the people who work there are super nice. The prices are pretty good and the fact that they deliver is appreciated. Maybe I'll try their pizza again. If I do, I'll ask for some more spice/seasoning.

The salad was deliciously fresh and the souvlaki hot and very tasty, the fries were golden but not…read moreat all greasy. The cheese less pizzas for my kids were the best they ever had as the sauce was tasty and rich and toppings plentiful!

i saw on google that people were saying that it was the best pizza in the West Island…read more I could not resist since i am a pizza lover always looking for a good one. Spano telles me it is greek and i usually do not have a good experience with a greek pizza. I love Italian. But i took a chance anyway. The pizza had a nice crust but not a dough that you find under an Italian one. the garnish was tasty. actually, this pizza was better tasting than some Italian joints i went to. The decor is like a sports bar. they have a great menu with subs and fast food items. The service was great , friendly and efficient. will go back to try the subs

They say food is the universal language, if that is the case, pizza just might be English....it is…read morespoken everywhere in some form, or in this case eaten!! Canada is no exception. Pizzaiolle Mont Royal is Montreal's best in class Neapolitan style pizza. Yes this happens to be my favorite style, so I'm full of anticipation. The dining space itself could not have been more impressive. A massive outdoor patio straight out of a garden magazine, and a beautiful rustic interior full of modern features. The entire property is picturesque! As far as the pizza, at Pizzaiolle the dough is everything. Sure the ingredients are fresh and plentiful, but somehow they do feel a little subtle in flavor. But I cannot understate how good this crust is. This pillowy dough is simply unbelievable. And totally unexpected? The ceaser salad with anchovies might be the best I've ever had. Maybe next time I'll get anchovies on the pizza ! When you have been in business since 1981, you must be doing something right. Pizzaiolle is a staple in Montreal, and rightfully so.

The pizza is next level - the gnocchis dish is the best I've ever had…read more The service is always on point. I'm already looking forward to my next visit.

Extremely disappointing service. The manager was rude and completely unwilling to accommodate a…read moresimple request -- we asked for a table in the shade (which was available), but they refused and seated us directly under the sun, even though we had a baby with us. Unacceptable.

This should have been 5 stars... had the whole dining experience not been undermined by a kitchen…read morestaff who are incapable of serving the number of seats on the large terrace. They could blame the excessive number of seats, but peeking into the open kitchen, it became very obvious where the problem was. Throughout the night, the service staff can be seen perpetually apologizing to each table. The wait staff truly tried their best, but when the kitchen is disorganized and run by guys who truly seem to not give a damn, the wait staff, and ultimately the patrons suffer. The caprice of the evening was when I suggested to the kitchen that they cover to post tips their wait staff are losing due to their inability to get an order out in under 45 minutes. Their response was "Get the f"*k out of here loser". Was I over the top? Perhaps, but the kitchen and management should be aware that if you are going to populate a terrace with more seats than the kitchen can competently service, there will be a problem. At 900 degrees a pizza cooks in about 2 minutes. Getting a pizza from order to table should not take 45 minutes. And to be served a pizza with an overly charred and bitter crust is unacceptable. I truly feel for the wait staff. They are being undermined by the back end operation. AITA?