9 Authentic Montreal Pizza Spots Open For Takeout When You're Wishing You Were In Italy

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There are very few people who don't enjoy a good slice of pizza every now and again. And, although Domino's is a great option when you're looking for a quick slice, there are more authentic Montreal pizza spots that provide like a little taste of Italy.

From takeout spots to delivery options, Montreal is swimming in pizza options, each just as tasty as the next.

From cheesy goodness to thin crust and even squares, our city does not discriminate when it comes to pizza.

So, next time you're craving a slice of pie, why not check out one of the following authentic restaurants? They are all worth a try!

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Elena

Address: 5090, rue Notre-Dame O., Montreal, QC

Why You Need To Try: Elena is one of the most popular pizza spots in the city.

The authenticity tasted within every bite is undeniable. And, it's still open for takeout!

Gentile Pizza Parlour

Address: 4134, rue Sainte-Catherine, Westmount, QC

Why You Need To Try: Gentile's newest addition to the family is a gorgeous Pizza Parlour in Westmount.

Not only is the establishment incredibly photogenic, but the pizza is worth checking out. And, best of all, you can get it for takeout.

Pizza Toni

Address: 104, rue Saint-Viateur O., Montreal, QC

Why You Need To Try: If you love a nice, tasty, thin slice of pizza, Pizza Toni may be a spot you want to check out.

Not only is the flavour amazing, but each and every pie made at this establishment will have your mouth watering for more.
Currently, it's open for takeout.

Artigiani Pizzeria + Cucina

Address: 4657, rue Saint-Denis, Montreal, QC

Why You Need To Try: You can taste the love when it comes to the pizza made in the Artigiani kitchen.

The wood-burning oven combined with the extravagant flavours makes this one of my go-to spots when I am craving pizza. And, it's available for pickup and delivery on Doordash.

Pizzeria GEMA

Address: 6827, rue St-Dominique, Montreal, QC

Why You Need To Try: Pizzeria Gema is a well-known spot for anyone in the city craving an authentic piece of pie.

If you're a pizza fan and have yet to nosh on a slice from this spot, I can honestly say you're missing out.

Pizzeria Adamo

Address: 4629, rue Notre-Dame O., Montreal, QC

Why You Need To Try: When it comes to thin slices of delicious pizza there are few spots in the city that do it as good as Pizzeria Adamo.

And, lucky for us, the spot is still open for takeout.

Moleskine

Address: 3412, ave. Park, Montreal, QC

Why You Need To Try: Open for both takeout and delivery, Moleskine is one of those spots you need to try in Montreal.

Voted as one of the best pizza places in Canada, Moleskine will not disappoint.

Bottega

Address: 65, rue Saint-Zotique E., Montreal, QC

Why You Need To Try: This little Italy pizza joint is currently open for both takeout and delivery.

The authenticity will transport you to Italy and with every bite, you take you will be more and more impressed with both the taste and the quality.

San Gennaro

Address: 69, rue Saint-Zotique E., Montreal, QC

Why You Need To Try: San Gennaro is known for its incredible pizza squares.

The authenticity captured throughout the taste of this product shows the passion that is put into everything this establishment does. And, it's open for both takeout and delivery.

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