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Pizza in Quebec City on this page has a tight focus: No.900 branches spread across the Canadian city. The group has worked in the Neapolitan format since 2014, baking its AVPN-certified pizza in 90 seconds.
The route runs through Sillery on Avenue Maguire, Old Port on Rue Saint-Paul, Montcalm, and Beauport. Group-booking limits differ by branch, and several terraces do not take reservations, so check before choosing a table. Compare it with our Montreal map for another Canadian pizza route. Here, the neighborhoods let you compare the same dough and bake. We rank them by a rating floor, review volume, and OPM rating.
FAQs about Quebec
Where should I start with pizza in Quebec City?
No 900 Maguire currently leads the 4 Quebec City pizzerias under this page's rating-floor, review-volume, and OPM-rating sort. Pick the branch that fits your route, then check its current booking policy.
What pizza style can I find in Quebec City?
Our current Quebec City picks focus on Neapolitan pizza. No.900 describes its version as AVPN-certified and baked in 90 seconds.
Where can I get pizza near Old Quebec?
No.900 Saint-Paul sits on Rue Saint-Paul in the Old Port, below the upper old town. The street runs among galleries, antique shops, restaurants, and the St. Lawrence waterfront.
Where can I get pizza in Sillery?
No.900 Maguire sits on Avenue Maguire, Sillery's main shopping street. The avenue has boutiques, cafés, restaurants, and terraces above the St. Lawrence River.
Where can I get pizza in Montcalm?
No.900 Montcalm is on Boulevard René-Lévesque Ouest. Montcalm sits near the Plains of Abraham and the Musée national des beaux-arts du Québec.
Where can I get pizza in Beauport?
No.900 Beauport is on Rue Clemenceau, east of central Quebec City. Check the branch page before traveling because hours and service details can change.
Do No.900 branches in Quebec City take reservations?
Rules differ by branch and party size. Maguire, Saint-Paul, and Montcalm publish separate group limits, and their terraces do not take reservations.
What does a 90-second pizza bake do?
A very hot, short bake sets the crust quickly while leaving a soft center and raised rim. That is a defining part of the Neapolitan format used by No.900.
Is Quebec City pizza like pizza in Naples?
The picks here follow the Neapolitan model and its quick, high-heat bake. For a wider Canadian style mix, compare the city with Montreal.
How is Quebec City pizza ranked here?
We apply a rating floor, then weigh review volume and OPM rating. Branch size and tourist-footfall alone do not decide the order.