Best Pizza in Calgary

[calgaryrocks]

Originally Posted by flamesrule_kipper34

Anybody know any good places, if you're ordering a large amount of pizza's (~20) if they'll give you a good deal?

when I used to work at Papa John's we did this, but that was like 7 years ago

[blankall]

Originally Posted by flamesrule_kipper34

Anybody know any good places, if you're ordering a large amount of pizza's (~20) if they'll give you a good deal?

Pizza Hut has there $5 $5 $5 deal on right now and if you register on their website you get an additional 20% off your first order. Not the best pizza obviously as it's fast food, but if you're looking for volume could be a solid option.

[Bertuzzied]

Originally Posted by fotze

Screw you

I think it's this place. hehe

http://www.urbanspoon.com/r/15/77768...Marcel-Calgary

[Jbo]

I Went to Cibo's on 17th lst night and had the Wild Boar Bacon Pizza.

It was unreal. Really, really good. I recommend this place.

www.cibocalgary.com

[Table 5]

I'd like to give a shout out to Gaga pizza on 12th and 12th for their customer service. Every time I go there, they are so damn nice and friendly to everyone. There's is so much snooty (or downright terrible) customer service out there today in the restaurant industry, that the people who still provide good, friendly, service should be rewarded with business.

Oh and the pizza itself is pretty darn tasty too. More of a hybrid style (somewhat like Vogglio). I haven't tried their sandwiches yet, but they look promising.

If you're ever in the mood for a pie in the Beltline, give them a try.

[Kiran403]

A Pizza Plus on the corner of 45th St and Bow Trail is my favorite pizza in the city. The sauce is amazing and the crust is always good. Sammy's in Cedarbrae is pretty decent too.

Anyone have any favorite thin crust places? Lately it seems like these thin crust places are popping up everywhere. I really like Without Papers in Inglewood. Both their pizzas and calzones are excellent.

[Traditional_Ale]

Originally Posted by Northendzone

given this thread have been on the go for a while now, i may have already mentioned this, but il centro by chinook makes a top notch pie.

Il Centro is the best damn pizza outside of Sicily.

[Knut]

Originally Posted by Kiran403

A Pizza Plus on the corner of 45th St and Bow Trail is my favorite pizza in the city. The sauce is amazing and the crust is always good. Sammy's in Cedarbrae is pretty decent too.

Anyone have any favorite thin crust places? Lately it seems like these thin crust places are popping up everywhere. I really like Without Papers in Inglewood. Both their pizzas and calzones are excellent.

A Pizza Plus has new Management and is not nearly as good.

[Spuds_Buckley]

Papa John's pizza is very good for a large chain.

Since the NFL season started, they have this deal on Mondays where they take the highest number of points scored by a team and that translates directly to the discount you get (ex. this week 41 pts so a 41% discount!). I think it's for online orders only.

I'm going to weigh about 30 pounds heavier by the end of the season.

[Table 5]

Originally Posted by Traditional_Ale

Il Centro is the best damn pizza outside of Sicily.

The best pizza is actually in Naples, so I'm not sure where that leaves Il Centro.

[Ducay]

Originally Posted by Hesla

A Pizza Plus has new Management and is not nearly as good.

I grew up eating A-Pizza Plus; and just had it last week, and it was terrible.

Uber greasy, odd crunchyness, oh and did I mention greasy? Totally disappointing, really broke my heart since I always had great memories of the place.

[Komskies]

Originally Posted by Spuds_Buckley

Papa John's pizza is very good for a large chain.

Since the NFL season started, they have this deal on Mondays where they take the highest number of points scored by a team and that translates directly to the discount you get (ex. this week 41 pts so a 41% discount!). I think it's for online orders only.

I'm going to weigh about 30 pounds heavier by the end of the season.

I concur about Papa Johns. Of the chain places, it's the best one. The barbecue chicken and bacon is satisfying.

[Rudee]

Originally Posted by Table 5

The best pizza is actually in Naples, so I'm not sure where that leaves Il Centro.

I've been to Naples 4 times in the last 10 years,and although the pizza there is tasty and authentic (basil, mozzarella and San Marzano tomatoes), I actually enjoyed the pizza at Grimaldi's pizzeria in Brooklyn the most of all the pizza I've ate around the Globe.

[Max Cow Disease]

I had a pretty solid 'zza at "Houston's" (formerly "Beckham's") just north of 16th ave on center street tonight. On Thursdays, it's $4 Pilsners (swill, but oh well) and half off the pizza.

[saskflames69]

Little Caesars Hot N Ready Pepperoni!

5 bucks gets you a pie! Not a bad deal when short on cash!

[Caged Great]

Originally Posted by saskflames69

Little Caesars Hot N Ready Pepperoni!

5 bucks gets you a pie! Not a bad deal when short on cash!

The cardboard box tastes better than the pizza.

[saskflames69]

Originally Posted by Caged Great

The cardboard box tastes better than the pizza.

That's the best part! $5 gets you two pizzas you can barely distinguish from each other!

[Max Cow Disease]

I've enjoyed more than a few Hot'n Ready pepperonis, in my day (...sounds like something she said). Always hit the spot on my way home from work when it was time to settle in and watch a Flames game, with its two meager little slices of pepperoni per slice.

[Caged Great]

The only restaurant in walking distance of the flip I'm working on is a Little Caesars, so I've been having a bunch of them as well over the past few months. So sick of them.

[Hevishot]

Trattoria D'Italia on Edmonton Trail has decent semi authentic Italian pizza. Before Sandros pizzeria burnt down and is now called Reas it was also good.