Piazzetta Restaurant - Québec

We hadn't been to a Piazzetta in a long time and we've been very disappointed with our meal. The service was very slow despite the restaurant being almost empty (well over 30 minutes to get a simple pizza, no starter, and we had a one year old to entertain in the meantime). The pizzas were almost sauceless, and hardly any toppings on. Tasteless, bland, very bad. Service was average. I would also like point out that the toilets were not that clean and no changing table was available.

We stopped for a quick lunch and had a pizza that was half pepperoni and half mushrooms and peppers. We both are fans of thin crust pizza and this was good. The beer was good also. Little shy on attention from the staff but otherwise a good experience

Incredible food at a very good price, good pizzas recommend totally the vegetarian deluxe and they have also good coffee

This was one more fabulous meal in Quebec City! I had a salad of asparagus in prosciutto and a personal sized pizza with salmon and brie and a couple glasses of wine. Mama mia! It was all so good, and the waiter/owner was helpful and friendly, the place was warm and welcoming and intimate. I was by myself and loved every minute. GO!

Things are pricier in Canada nowadays (ah, sweet revenge for all those years of demonizing Canadian quarters!), especially with the flat tax and an exchange rate that slaps the U.S. dollar, but for a reasonable place to eat that also features excellent food, try Piazzetta (I believe there are several locations). Good beer on tap, gourmet pizzas, try-to-be-bilingual staff, and nice ambience made this our favorite returned-to restaurant. And let me repeat the word "gourmet"; their pizzas were perfectly baked and presented. The other comparably priced restaurants we visited (in the $40-$50 range for lunch/dinner with beer or wine) weren't half as good.