Tony’s Master of Pizza

Winnipeg, Canada

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Wi-Fi gratuit

Carte

Vue de la rue

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Informations professionnelles

Accepte les réservations
Oui
Livraison
Oui
À emporter
Oui
Cartes de crédit acceptées
Crédit, Débit
Parking
Rue, Parking privé
Parking à vélos
Non
Accessible aux personnes à mobilité réduite
Non
Adapté aux enfants
Oui
Tenue vestimentaire
Décontracté
Alcool
Non
Terrasse
Non
Wi-Fi
Gratuit
Télévision
Oui
Chiens autorisés
Non
Service de restauration
Non
Traiteur
Oui

Description

Spécialités

High quality thin crust pizza hand crafted to order, baked in stone ovens to perfection. The process may take a little longer at Tony’s, the price may be a little higher, but the quality of the toppings is high and the process each pizza goes through makes it worth the wait.

We don’t claim to be the fastest, we don’t claim to be cheap, we strive to create the best tasting pizza baked with care. We respect you can spend your food dollars elsewhere, but we believe providing a quality product means something and holds value

Historique

Fondé en 1972.

Tony Rampone founded Tony’s Master of Pizza in 1972 after having his hand in many other restaurants in Winnipeg.

He built up Tony’s Pizza for 10 years, then sold his stake in the Pizzeria to move on to open more Italian restaurants.

Tony’s has had a few owners; once expanded to a dozen locations; however when that project did not succeed the Fort Garry institution remained and still stand as an icon in the community

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Jamie Cinq-​Mars M.

Gérant de commerce

Jamie Cinq-​Mars, an Internet marketer was brought aboard in November 2013 to help modernize the decades-​old business. Before he started working there, Cinq-​Mars already had an inkling Tony’s Master of Pizza had a faithful following. After all, when he was growing up in St. Boniface, his parents made a point of ordering from Tony’s whenever someone in their family was celebrating a special occasion.

What Cinq-​Mars hadn’t realized, however, was how many people habitually travel from all four corners of the city — and from as far away as Starbuck and Morris — to pick up a pie at the Pembina Highway institution.