Hunger doesn’t wait for research, but a few quick answers make ordering way easier. Double Pizza has built a big menu and a long list of deals since 1991, and it helps to know what’s actually on offer before picking up the phone or opening the app. Below, we answer the questions people actually ask before ordering from this Montreal staple.

What’s Actually On The Menu?

The centerpiece of the menu are 16 signature pizzas made with the same tomato sauce and cheese. The familiar Pepperoni, Hawaiian, All Dressed and Vegetarian options are all here, with some newer Tuna dishes thrown in as well, such as Butter Chicken and Garlic Shrimp. The Québécoise makes a stack of pepperoni, mushrooms, and bacon, while the house specials are pepperoni, mushrooms, green peppers and Italian sausage.

Those who wish to have complete control can do so by constructing their own from the ground up. In addition to the pies, wings, chicken pieces, subs, calzones, burgers and hot dogs are on the order form. At the end of the day, dessert is a nine-inch chocolate chip cookie, brownie or dessert delivered with Chapman’s ice cream.

This range matters more than it might seem at first glance. Group orders rarely agree on one single topping, so having sixteen base options plus a build-your-own path keeps everyone satisfied. Solo orders benefit too, since a single diner can pick something completely different each visit without ever feeling bored by the choices.

Is There More Than Just Crust And Toppings?

Besides pizza, poutine gets serious attention here, since Quebec expects it done right. The Classic Poutine is made from the fries and cheese curds, while the Meat Lover version includes pepperoni, sausage, ham and beef. The Québécoise Poutine is a fusion of the same flavors used in the main menu, bringing the entire menu together.

Subs and calzones offer something similar to those who want something to take on the go but do not want to eat a pie. Burgers and hot dogs take us along a more traditional path of comfort food, a food that can sometimes occupy the same plate on a night when the table doesn’t come to a consensus. These are all in the same building, so fewer outings to other restaurants for different appetites.

What Deals Are Worth Knowing About?

The Summer Special bundles two medium pies with three toppings each, plus fries, ice cream, and dips. The 2 For $22 deal keeps two medium pies at one flat price, and the Walk-In Special starts small orders under ten dollars for solo diners. These smaller pizza deals work well for quick weekday orders.

Bigger groups lean on the Mega Special, Combo Special, and Party Special, with the Party Special offering five or ten large pies for events. A Game Night Meal pairs a large order with wings and fries for hockey nights. Buying one item at regular price also unlocks fifteen percent off the next, stacking further on a third or fourth order.

Are There Halal Or Gluten-Free Options?

Yes, and the list runs deeper than most competitors offer. Halal Pepperoni, Halal All Dressed, Halal Mexican, and a halal version of the house special are all available, along with halal subs. Gluten-free crust rounds out the list, so mixed groups can order together without splitting into separate trips.

What’s New On The Menu Right Now?

A Flatbread pizza recently joined the lineup, built on tomato sauce, cheese, and two toppings over a lighter base. Pan-style crust now comes at no extra charge on medium sizes, and stuffed crust is available across every size. These updates show a menu that keeps adjusting instead of standing still.

How Does The Rewards Program Work?

One point per $10 spent and 10 points equals 5 dollars off a future purchase. New members also receive 5 points for signing up for their first time, before they have placed their second order. Points build up automatically, so regulars save without extra effort.

Why Choose This Over A Chain?

Chain restaurants often ship identical recipes to every city, regardless of local taste. This Montreal-grown business instead reflects its own neighborhoods, from Quebecois poutine pairings to flavor combinations built for local cravings. It has been a long time, a lifetime of listening to the same communities, in the same order.

A local grown spot also helps to keep local dollars in the area and therefore provides for local employment opportunities from delivery drivers to kitchen employees. This effect is cumulative, particularly in these locations dense, multi-use urban neighborhoods.

How Do I Actually Order?

They have an online system that takes care of delivery and retrieval, so there is no need for specific times. With Combos, drinks, sides and desserts are included, so you don’t have to worry about selecting them one by one. For parties, the five or ten large order bundles handle the math automatically.

Payment and checkout remain easy on the same site, without having to have one app for each promotion. If a group is still deliberating on various options, they can preview the entire menu before ordering their first time and will not have to worry about wasting food. That kind of straightforward process removes most of the friction that usually comes with ordering food online.

Any Tips For Getting The Best Value?

Many people are not aware of the importance of timing. Lighter kitchens translate to quicker turnaround and more availability on limited-time bundles, and may mean fewer parties on the weekday. Planning ahead on weekends as well when there is increased demand, to avoid last minute panics.

When a promotion is coupled with the rewards program, it often helps, too, because points will still be earned on a discounted order. Before you add items to a cart, it’s worth looking at the current specials for a few seconds as it can save a few bucks off the total bill. Groups who order regularly tend to save the most as they are tuned in to what is currently running.

It also extends the value when ordering a large item with a number of different toppings. In any case, mixing with something spicier or something vegetarian doesn’t mean double the costs, but it does mean all the guests are kept at the table happy. Little things like this, over a period of several orders, particularly for families who place regular orders.

The Bottom Line

Between the wide pizza menu, the stacked deals, the halal and gluten-free options, and a rewards program that actually pays back, Double Pizza covers most of what a hungry Montrealer needs. Add in decades of neighborhood roots, and the questions mostly answer themselves. Next time hunger hits, ordering here comes with a lot fewer unknowns.