Numero Uno Pizza
About
Pizza
Price Range : Under $10 ($)
Location
Adress: 1020 Granville St, Vancouver, BC V6Z 1L5
Phone: (604) 696-0040
Business info
- list_altTakes ReservationsNo
- directions_carDeliveryNo
- move_to_inboxTake-outYes
- local_parkingParkingStreet
- accessibilityGood for KidsNo
- groupGood for GroupsYes
- volume_upNoise LevelLoud
- local_barAlcoholNo
- transit_enterexitOutdoor SeatingNo
- wifiWi-FiNo
- tvHas TVYes
- fastfoodCatersNo
Reviews
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Dani B.
In terms of getting bang for your buck, Numero uno is a vegetarian pizza lovers paradise.
For 2 bucks you can get a huge slice of fresh pizza and the most creative veggies options (like eggplant and blue cheese, or spicy potato).
If you are like me and love ending your night with a slice of cheesy heaven, Numero Uno blows others spots out of the water. For the East side equivelent, try Uncle Fahti's (pronounced Fatty's). -
Shyanne K.
Pizza is very delicious and crispy and customer service is great, love this place. Best for take out
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Jelizatin E.
Numero Uno is great for late night eating. A lot of people come here after a night of drinking so it can get busy. We tried the meat lovers, pepperoni and the Hawaiian, all were really tasty. It's not the best pizza in the world, but for the price and convenience we would go back again.
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Edward L.
Came back for some late night munchies. They raised the price to $2.50 a slice. Yikes! I think I'm going to start hanging out at Megabite the next block over. This is no longer good value.
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Dmitry K.
What the what? I had to double-check with Google Maps that where I've eaten yesterday at midnight is indeed the place all the positive reviews have been left for. I used to live in Van up until a few years ago, and came back to see family for Christmas. I also love a late night slice, and normally eat at mom-and-pop and chain pizzerias alike. I'm no pizza connoisseur, but this is supposed to be a good deal? The service was indeed good, but that basically means "she smiled" because it's not like you'd expect much from a "can I get that slice there, here's my card" interaction anyway. The rating I left is because of the pizza itself, and here's why:
For $6, I got two small slices and a can of pop. You know how other places give you a quarter of a pizza, slice it in half for convenience, and charge you $3.50-4 total for a slice? By "slice" here they mean half or less of that normal quarter-pizza slice, and either the slices are way too expensive for what they are, or that can of pop was like $2. Any way you slice it (ba-dum-pshht), this is kind of a rip off, but ok, they're capitalizing on the drunk crowd, I get it. Maybe the pizza is good?
What I got was a thin, crusty, unbendable pizza shaped cracker topped with some kind of frozen greenery and reheated vegetables; what seemed like crispy white wax or maybe dried up papier-mâché glue for cheese; and sauce that tasted suspiciously like canned tomato paste (don't get me wrong, I f--king love eating tomato paste out of a can, but it doesn't belong on a pizza!). I WAS DEEPLY INTOXICATED, and through the warm and fuzzy clouds of my drunken stupor I could still arrive at the realization that what I was eating was literally the worst pizza on Earth.
I have bought better frozen pizza from Superstore. I have had better pizza at Pizza Pizza (which has to be the worst pizza chain in Ontario). I'm pretty sure reheated trash from the truck that picks up Pizza Pizza's bin out back will taste better. Honestly, if you're in the same position as I was, you're on Granville street! Do yourself a favour, and wander around some more. Surely, either direction you go you're bound to find much better food than this!