Chez Zac Pizzeria - Montreal, Quebec

What a nice surprise and delicious vegan pizza. A lot of options. Nice crust and toppings!!!

Delicious Vegan Pizza! They seem to really understand the importance of moderation when it comes to vegan cheese, which can take over and leave a bad texture when not kept in check. They make up for the lack of real cheese by loading their pizzas with delicious toppings and sauces. ... That's doing vegan pizza right, in my opinion. To be honest, the dough was the part I was most worried about from previous pictures. It looked too thin and crispy around the crust for my liking, where I like to see a nice Neapolitan bubble on my thin crust. I'm happy to say, however, that they absolutely nailed it and I wouldn't change it. It's a delicious mix of crispy and soft. I had the Mile End, and would highly recommend it as a starting point. I can guarantee that I'll be back to try the other pizzas. $13 for an individual (which was enough for a good lunch), is more than reasonable with the price of everything these days. Read more

What a surprise ! (Review From a None Vegan) Introduction: First, I would like to start this meticulous review, by saying that I am no way near vegan. I eat meat for a living, and living by the meat. I eat meat to survive, and meat keeps me alive. You get the ... picture 🥩. I never believed that vegan designs can replace the taste of meat, especially after trying a few “Vegan” dishes. However, I was always supportive of the “Real Objective” behind veganism; protecting animals. Plot : On a Thursday night, while having one of those deep intellectual 3am conservation with a friend, he suggested me to come try this “well-reviewed authentic vegan pizzeria” after I was complaining that my Pizza Pizza order was disastrously horrific (They forgot my fries, my drinks, and the pizza tasted like cardboard. No one likes to pay for “shift food” right?) I told him, I was never a big fan of veganism, but I'd give it a shot. So I decided to go there on Saturday. AS AN INTELLECTUAL PERSON, I didn't go there expecting a life-changing experience. Neither expecting to be fulled-up like a garbage bag on trash day, like I'm used to feel with fast food. I was going there with the mentality of trying a new culinary experience, a new type of food, to let myself enjoy the moment and to not compare their vegan pizza with a fat-jacked, thick-wicked, Domino's Pizza. Review : - Atmosphere (⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐) : 1. Family Friendly : I went there with my family (my wife and my newborn), we got welcomed with a nice vibe, between the superb music playlist (not too loud, not too low) and the vibrant handmade decoration, we sat on a CLEAN table and started looking at the Menu. 2. Staff : We got welcomed by a lovely cashier named Jahnye, who looks imposing by his stature, but makes you feel like home. For a first time, he suggested us to try “Le Mile End”; because it was their most popular pizza. We also had the chance to meet the chef (pardon me my darling, I forgot your name), who came down to greet us regardless of her shy and introvert nature. A gesture we really appreciate. 3. Decor : The interior design is quite unique. There are a lot of hand-drawn decorations from really talented people. Music is pleasant, relaxing, and relatable ! There is a vinyl near the tables. It's a cool thing to see, but scary to touch. Tables don't shake, ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- - Food (⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐) 1. Order: Our final order was a : - "Le Mile End" (14" Grande)/ 23$ - 2 canned soft drinks / 2x2$ - Pain à l'ail (Garlic Bread) / 8$ - 2 Cinnamon Buns (Not on Menu) / 2x2$ Total : 45$ tax included + 10$ tip = 55$ This order is well enough for 2 people. Fully rounded and recommended. You have the main dish “Le Mile End”, sided by a soft drink to please my diabetes, garlic bread to please my Miss, and the Cinnamon buns, because they were testing a new recipe. $55 might sound a lot, but hold on and think about it this way. Full excellent meal for $27.5 per person tax AND tips included for such a good quality meal is a perfect price. If you're by yourself, you can take the "Petite Format 10” " for 14$, a soft drink for 2$ and a cinnamon bun if they have it for 2$, that's 20$ for a full meal. Cheaper than an Amir/Boustan plate (without any drink or desert) for a better quality combo. 2. Quality (⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐) : Quality is amazing, you eat in a gourmet without paying like a gourmet ! We have 3 favourites : a. Pin nuts on the pizza. It made me go back to my childhood. My mom used to cook with pin nuts. b. Cheese was really nice in the mouth. It has a special texture that I like, not too sticky and not sloppy ! c. Pesto Sauce was immaculate. My Miss and I fell in love with it. Suggestions : 1. Change your lights to be more visible 2. Create a combo special including pizza-drink-desert bun for example (No more characters to continue my review : 5⭐ ) Read more

Fantastic vegan pizza, so many options! Friendly, warm service and fun atmosphere. Most customers did take-out but we did dine in since there are a couple of tables.

Amazing!! I was genuinely impressed! I’ve been trying to find a good vegan pizza and this little place rly hits the spot! Will definitely be back. We had the Mile End and the Aphrodite and they were both out of this world ;) We shared 2 14’ pizzas for 3 people ... and it was enough food! Read more