Pizza Cottage

This probably is one place I think about if craving for halal pizza. I like the buffalo chicken, chicken tandoori and pepperoni pizza. Their service is also very good.

Awesome tasting pizzas. You can do half n half which is a wicked deal to try different kinds. The cottage special is off the chain. Recommended!

The best pizza ever.
Deluxe + black olive = wow
The Mediterranean pizza is cool if you like feta cheese.

After 4 years, not much has changed for this little shop in the top corner of the NW but that isn’t a bad thing: the prices and pizzas are still amazing, however their selection of specialty pizzas has grown to include a few more ethnic flavours. The Chicken Tandoori pizza remains the best pizza this place has to offer with the delicious bites of chicken tandoori dotted with jalapeños and cheese combining to a make spicy-​savoury flavour that you will find yourself craving more and more of. New additions like the Punjabi style is sure to leave an impression on the desi person inside of you. If you’re not Desi, you will gain a new love or hate relationship with Ginger. Overall, the pizzas remain their strong point and the sides remain a work in progress — try and avoid if possible (though their new fried chicken is rather good but pricey).
This strip in Pantella used to be barren but now boasts lots of vibrant shops and businesses, Pizza Cottage was one of the first and now it shines as one of the NW’s brightest. The fact that they’ve been able to expand with 2 more locations in other parts of the city should really tell you something about the pies this place is dishing out.
If you’re looking for a quality pizza and a good value, it may be time to rethink all that you knew about pizzas: forget the Huts, the blue and red game pieces, and the undersized emperors, when you want pizza think «Cottage!», Pizza Cottage that is.

I tried their chicken tandoori pizza and loved every bite of it. Fresh flavors and delicious toppings. The pizza crust was a bit of a let down, but the toppings made up for it. Loved it. Will try again

Sweet. Not sweet as in SWEEEEET– The pizza had an overwhelmingly sweet taste, you can taste it in the sauce and in the crust. If you have diabetes I would suggest going elsewhere.
I tried the supreme today, it was meh. Nothing to write home about. Just your run of the mill hole in the wall pizza place in Panorama; I still prefer Pizza Time on International Ave.
Little Caesars beats it in my opinion. 2.5 stars because if you are a non-​pork eater, this place is totally halal so the ‘bacon’ or ‘sausage’ offerings are beef or chicken based.
They sell pizza by the slice for about $ 3 and the slice is generous but not piping hot.
They also sell McKays ice cream which I find odd considering its a pizza joint.

$ 2.99 for a slice? Seriously? Huzzah!
I popped in here at the end of the lunch hour. I was expecting a less than stellar slice as I figured they made them before the lunch rush. The pizza however seemed to be quite fresh. There was a nice crispy layer of cheese on top and the crust matched.
My only complaint about this place was the service. The guy working treated me more as an interruption than a customer. I hadn’t even finished paying when he wandered off to the back to go back to whatever it was he was doing when I arrived.

I ate here twice after reading the reviews. Wanting to try something different I ordered tandori chicken. Also tried the breadsticks hearing how great they were. I was disappointed on both items. They were of ok size but lacking flavour.
The second time I tried butter chicken pizza for one and donair for the other. I love dominoes donair pizza which is full of flavour, but was again dissatisfied on my pizza’s.
Perhaps it is my taste that is too demanding, but I enjoy a good amount of pizza sauce. To me its the biggest part of the flavour. The peppers were nice and fresh, but reviews telling of loads of cheese are vastly exaggerated.
Overall, if you want to try some creative pizza ideas give this place a try. If you want good flavour go elsewhere.

$ 3 a slice, lots of cheese. Not familiar with the Calgary area, we were a couple from out of province, kind of lost while house hunting that just needed a quick lunch on the go. We were very satisfied with the pepperoni pizza. The slices are HUGE and my husband stated the person behind the counter was very nice.
My only wish is that per slice, more pizzerias would carry veggie options. Veggie rocks and keeps that guilt meter down a bit when eating pizza!!!

This place has the best and most amazing twisty bread sticks in town. I go there JUST for them. ¹¹⁄₁₀ on the «Tasty Bread» as they call it.
Pizza wise, they are pretty darn big for the price for sure. That said, they are skimpy on the toppings, and their claim of «unlimited toppings» is a BIT sketchy because if you order 4 or 5 toppings you will find, for example, one mushroom per slice, hahah, that kinda thing.
Of note, is that this business is «Halal» (Like the Muslim equivalent of «Kosher»). Who cares? Well, the thing is they advertise that they use no pork products, yet they list bacon, ham, pepperoni etc as toppings. LOL so I guess thats all fine, but please tell us what exactly this «Ham styled Halal Meat Product» is exactly.
The «$ 2.99 Super Huge Slices» have been sitting under a heat lamp for hours or days, dont get them. For like $ 7 you can get a whole pizza made at this place anyway so whos in THAT big of a rush.
The young ladies who work there are always super friendly, but the males are always abrupt, look at the floor when speaking to you, and dont say much. Not sure what to make of that, I guess you can decide! :)
Happy Eating!

For the price the pizza is pretty good. The wings aren’t that bad either but if you like super hot wings I wouldn’t bother with these.

Yummy tandori chicken.

Its okay. The prices are amazing and you get large pizzas. But their pies don’t have enough toppings and are dominated mostly by cheese. If you like cheese pizza, great. But I like my toppings.
Their tandoori pizza is really good though. That is probably the only pizza I would order from there.

Great new pizza place in Panorama. We had the Hawaiian and the Chicken Tandoori. They both had a great crust and excellent sauce, and in this rare instance we didn’t order extra sauce and didn’t have to. They also didn’t skimp on the cheese. The Chicken Tandoori had just the right amount of kick too, with the jalapeño’s as a great touch. The prices were also really reasonable, very competitive with the delivery chains. If you are thinking of Pizza Hut, Panagos, or Little Caesars think again and order Pizza Cottage — you won’t be dissappointed.