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Pizzeria No.900
Montreal Neapolitan pizza chain baking thin pies in 900-degree wood-fired ovens.
- Montréal
- since 2012
- Stores and restaurants
About Pizzeria No.900
Pizzeria No.900 is a Montreal pizza chain that opened in 2012. It focuses on Neapolitan pizza: thin pies baked very quickly in wood-fired ovens heated to 900 degrees, which gives a soft, blistered crust.
It suits a casual meal with friends, a family dinner or a quick lunch when you want something simple and warm. Neapolitan pizza is at its peak right out of the oven, so sitting down to eat is a good idea. It is a Montreal-born option for anyone who enjoys Italian-style pizza made the traditional way.
At a glance
- Category
- Stores and restaurants, Food and pantry
- Based in
- Montréal
- Founded
- 2012
- Size
- An independent, smaller maker
- Listed in
- Made in QuebecMade in QuebecMade in MontrealMade in Montreal
- Website
- no900.com
Questions people ask
Is Pizzeria No.900 made in Quebec?
Yes. Pizzeria No.900 started in Quebec and is based in Montréal, on the island of Montreal, so it is listed in both Made in Quebec and Made in Montreal.
What does Pizzeria No.900 do?
Montreal Neapolitan pizza chain baking thin pies in 900-degree wood-fired ovens.
When was Pizzeria No.900 founded?
Pizzeria No.900 was founded in 2012, about 14 years ago.
Where can I buy from Pizzeria No.900?
Start with its official website, no900.com. Visit one of its locations, or check its website to find the closest one.
Is Pizzeria No.900 a big company or a small business?
Pizzeria No.900 is an independent, smaller business. Buying from makers like this one supports local jobs directly.
What are some local brands similar to Pizzeria No.900?
Other local brands in Stores and restaurants include Caffè Italia, Le Petit Dep, Bref, Marché Maisonneuve.
How did Pizzeria No.900 get on this list?
Montreal Tips lists businesses that started in Quebec and still make, run or are based here. Listings are free and never sponsored. If you run Pizzeria No.900 and want to update this page, contact us.
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