Pizza Bob’s Classic Pie

Food was delicious! The cook/​server was super friendly. It’s a hidden gem and we would definitely return!

Its a cool neighborhood pizza place that feels like a pub. There is weekly karaōke and live music depending on the night. And you gotta love free corkage, bring a your own bottle of wine (or two or three).
The pizza is good, but the service can be iffy on a busy night. On more than one occasion, they have completely forgotten my order.

FREE CORKAGE EVERY DAY OF THE WEEK! A Great place if you like good pizza and great, down to earth people. It’s not fancy by any means, but pizza is and free corkage is definitely worth the drive.

Pizza Bob’s is a destination recently discovered as I have moved in nearby. The Margarita pizza as an «appiie» is to die for!!!. Quaint ambience makes it a nice place to go and relax & not worry if you used the right fork to eat your salad with .lol ! Going back again.

Firstly, you MUST get past the state of the décor, I mean the outside looks better than the inside. If you can get past the looks of the place the salad and pizza will blow your socks off. The pizza? By far the best in town, resonably priced and 100% organic unbleached flour used in their crust, being gluten sensitive, this flour does not upset my stomach like the other crummy flours. We were in there during YYC pizza week and we tried their «Stir Pie». Needless to say we’ve been back several times and have tried different pies, generally they are all good, but the Stir Pie is still my favorite. The greek salads are also VERY good. This has become our go to spot for pizza and lastly who doesn’t like free corakage? Bring a bottle of wine from home and two of you can eat for less than $ 30. What a deal! Definitely a diamond in the rough.

Is this place fancy? Nope. Do they have awesome pizza? Yup! Thin crust, not crazy expensive… and the best part… you can bring your own wine in… no corkage fees!

We ordered the large pulled pork, it came out to 35 $ with tip and delivery. The pizza tasted good but was pretty much a medium anywhere else. I rated them low due to value for price. I am now going to order another pizza from Matadors. I wish we had a 2 guys and a pizza place…

Free corkage? Free small pizza with a Unilocal check in? What?
This place is quite cool. Was craving pizza and wine a few days ago. Lo and behold, Pizza Bob’s magically appeared in my Unilocal searches.
Their pizzas are completely filled with toppings so you know that they don’t cheap out here on food. The atmosphere is super laid back. Bring your own wine as an additional bonus (just ask for glasses at the counter) and you are pretty much a pro by now.
Pizzas go for $ 25 for a large one which is plenty to share for 2 people.
Will be back!

So thin crust yes isn’t made in house so I think they could do better, but for a cute little pizza joint it can be over looked because I don’t think they are tying to be some haute’ pizza joint. The pizza sauce is delicious and they have quality ingredients. The staff were friendly and bantered with us just the way we like it.

We love the thin crust pizza! Soooo delish! No matter what you pick you won’t be disappointed… And don’t forget the wings!. From that oven they taste awesome!!! You should go!

I’m not too sure about the quality of the ingredients that this restaurant uses, but the pizzas taste great. Even the gluten free pizzas are awesome. The pizzas are on the pricier side, but definitely worth trying out. However, the décor of the place and vibe are somewhat unusual and there is no service so you have to walk up to the till to order.

Finally finally finally made it to Bob’s. I’ve lived around the corner for 3 years now so I know I’m delinquent in finally experiencing the awesomeness that is Bob’s in house dining (done take out but first time to eat in) but now that I have it will be a regular stop for sure. The first thing I noticed was the number of families that were dining. I love that this is a family friendly restaurant and that so many people in the neighborhood support the business. The dining room is small and has the tiniest stage I’ve ever seen. Curious about karaokee (thanks Thea) but have yet to make it out for that event. You order at the counter and there appears to be some amazing honour system to pay on your way out. I am a terribly honest person and would never wander out on a bill but I’m in awe that a business can run this way. Again speaks to the business and its customer base being amazing. The thin crust is crispier than I expected having experienced a very different version of Neapolitan pizza but I liked it. The toppings are fresh (ham and pineapple for me) and I am not a ham person but I loved the thin tasty ham they used. I’ve read some complaints about the toppings falling off because they aren’t glued on by a layer of cheese. No such complaints from me. I liked that there was just the right amount of cheese and if the toppings fell off I just scooped up and let nothing go to waste. Beer selection is decent with some unique bottles I had not heard of and whoo hoo that was a decent pour on my cocktail, thank you! So if you haven’t given Bob’s a try, do it!

It is early on Mew Years Eve and the place. Is getting ready for fun and ring in the New. year. The band is setting up on the smallest stage I seen so it will be intimate The place is a great adult joint Bob the owner is making his rounds meeting and greeting. As far as service the young servers and cashier are the politest I have encountered anywhere. The Greek salad is amazing. Fresh crisp and a good portion for my sweetheart and me. We ordered two small pizzas to compliment the salad the Amy’s favourite and The Croak of Bull. The Best thin crust you will ever enjoy. Come on by and enjoy a nice cozy experience you can bring your own wine too

My favourite pizza joint close to home! Fresh and i don’t feel like a ate too much after! Pizza dough doesn’t usually agree with me but the Pizza here has a thin crust to die for :). Also I remember they have free corkage if you bring your own wine!

Pizza Bob’s feels like your friendly neighbourhood pub, except instead of being a pub, it’s a pizza joint! They serve up some delicious brick hearth baked thin crust pizza in all the classic combinations, as well as so more forward thinking pies like the Mexicana and the Pulled Pork Pizza.
I went with the Mediterranean Dream, a special competition pizza for YYC Pizza Week, loaded with artichokes, black olives, spinach and a hummus sauce. While you might not be able to get this pizza outside of this week, Pizza Bob’s creativity and commitment to tasty ‘za will definitely still be there for you!
They sell wine, have a great selection of bottled beer and get this — No Corkage! That’s right! you can bring your own wine with you! Bob says he’d rather just make and sell incredible pizza and if people want to bring their own wine so they come and eat his pizza, they’re more than welcome to! Fantastic!
I left feeling like I need to go here more often. It’s a friendly, down to earth environment with live music on some night, a host of regulars and I want to be one of them!

Love this place.
We go regularly on the weekends even though we live in New Brighton. My husband usually has to drive home because I drink too much wine (bring your own wine if you eat pizza– no corkage).
We’ve tried about 5 or different pizzas and they have all been very very good.

Wow! About time I tried this place! Was going to dine in but in came a brood of screaming toddler kids right behind our booth so we were out! Pizza tastes just as yummy in the car when starving. Just make sure you try it hot and bring plenty of napkins! Sooo good! I ordered a small veggie with the firesauce option, regular crust. They do have gluten-​free if you need or prefer that. Me, I like my gluten :) I saw a sign that they do vegan as well.
The pizza was fully loaded with veg — it was like a fresh salad atop crispy crust, the kind of crust with bits of corn meal at the bottom of it.
No service here. Walk in, grab a menu and order at the counter. Pizza is super fresh, made to order. A small will run you $ 12, a large $ 24. Nothing in between but they do have appies like garlic bread, wings, etc. It was busy enough but the pizza only took about 15 minutes to make.
I will definitely go for take out again, the location headed to the NW from downtown is very convenient.

Wanting to grab a quick bite, my friends suggested Pizza Bob’s since it was close to their place. It’s set up cafeteria style — order, pay up and seat yourselves. As a true Unilocaler, I checked in as soon as we got thru the door and I got a check in offer for a free small pizza — SCORE! They honoured the deal with no hesitations; we got a small Hawaiian and a medium Calbrese (Calabrese Salami, Red Onion, Red Pepper, Italian Sausage & Goat Feta) to share.
The pizzas came out piping hot and I was excited because they were thin crust! There was a perfect ratio of ingredients to sauce to cheese. The crusts were crispy and both pizzas were flavoured really well.
They have a huge selections of classic pizzas, I can’t wait to go back to try a few more.

This is a cute little spot that was hopping when I visited on a late Friday night.
We ordered at the front It was a little chaotic, but the only person at the front counter was doing his best, and helped to take our order there.
I ordered the veggie pizza, and my friend the popular pulled pork pizza. I loved the thin crust and the veggies piled high, with just the right amount of cheese.
What sucked was the 45 minute wait.. . I was gnawing the crap out of my straw in hunger. We didn’t see a server once while waiting for our food, while we sat at a booth, but I’m not sure if that’s normally how it goes, it was hard to tell what kind of place bob’s was.. . Serve yourself pub/​performance space/​neighbours hood dive maybe? Needless to say, when I’m in the area again and craving pizza, I’ll hit bob’s up again.

oh boy.
I like pizza, I like it a lot. But I like pizza that has the love. I really don’t know what is happening at this place. It’s in my hood and I had high hopes. I knew about the walk up service from other reviews, so that was no problem. We went up and ordered, and as we were doing that I noticed the prep station behind the bar, the person prepping pizzas had a stack of crusts that were just to perfect to be made in store. If pizza is what you’re selling, then step it up and make your own signature crust.
As for the toppings… everything on this thing was out of a can. Not a lick of fresh ingredients and the crust was, as I assumed it would be, tasteless.
I dunno what to say. I’ll likely never try the pizza again unless they make major changes, there are so many places in this town doing thin crust and doing it well. I might come back for beers, but the place was dirty and the clients there were a bit boozed out and abrasive. So yeah, probably not. But… yay free corkage?