There are evenings when the weather decides for you. Rain falls over Limoilou, the streets are wet, and the desire to go out sits at about zero. Those are the evenings when a good pizza delivered to the door makes its own case. Nothing complicated to work out, no cooking, no need to brave the downpour — Casse-Croûte Pierrot delivers in the neighbourhood, and the pizza arrives hot, generous and ready to eat.
Since 1972 Pierrot has fed the people of Limoilou in every kind of weather. In summer people often eat on the patio on 1re Avenue. But when the rain turns up — and in Québec City rain is a regular guest, even in summer — delivery becomes the most sensible way to order. And pizza, in that situation, is usually the choice that settles itself.
Why pizza suits delivery so well
Pizza is one of the dishes that travels best. It holds its heat reasonably well, its flavours survive the journey, and it does not have to be eaten the second it leaves the oven to be good. Compared with dishes that lose their texture or their temperature quickly, pizza is a safe bet for delivery.
At Pierrot the pizzas are generous — like everything else out of that kitchen. This is not a fine-dining pizza with portions measured to the millimetre. It is a neighbourhood snack bar pizza, properly loaded, that genuinely fills you up. Exactly what you want on an evening when the rain keeps you in and the appetite is very much present.
Pizza as something to share
One of the advantages of pizza delivery is that it is sociable. A pizza gets shared. An evening with friends stuck indoors because of the rain, a family night around a film, or two people who do not want to cook on a weeknight — pizza solves it for everyone at once.
Pierrot’s pizzas are built to be shared. That is the logic of a neighbourhood snack bar: feed people generously, without any careful rationing of portions. If there are several of you, a Pierrot pizza fills the table. If you are on your own or in a pair, it settles dinner and may well leave you something for tomorrow — and cold leftover pizza is sometimes better than the hot version.
On rainy nights in Limoilou, the right call is often Pierrot. The pizza arrives hot, the wet neighbourhood stays outside, and dinner is settled without effort.
Pierrot delivery: beyond the pizza
Pizza may suit a rainy evening particularly well, but Casse-Croûte Pierrot’s delivery covers the entire menu. If the craving runs more towards poutine, a club sandwich, a burger or chicken wings, all of that delivers too. Pizza is only one option — it is simply the one that tends to come to mind when you want something to share and would rather not think too hard.
There are two ways to order: the online ordering site at cassecroutepierrot.order-online.ai, or a direct call to 418-529-4273. Casse-Croûte Pierrot is open Monday to Friday from 7 a.m. to 2 a.m. and Saturday to Sunday from 8 a.m. to 2 a.m., with delivery until 4 a.m.
Pierrot’s pizzas in their neighbourhood context
Pizza is not the first thing that comes to mind when you picture a traditional Québec snack bar. Poutine, the club sandwich, the burger — those are the emblems. But pizza has always been on the menu at good neighbourhood snack bars, and for good reason: it is a universal dish with broad appeal.
At Pierrot, pizza sits within the offering of a place trying to answer the varied needs of Limoilou. When a family orders dinner for several people, pizza is often the simplest answer. When a group of friends wants something to share, pizza makes itself obvious. And when it is raining and nobody is going out, delivered pizza becomes the natural conclusion.
A few good reasons to order a Pierrot pizza on a rainy night
- No need to go out — delivery comes to you, whether you are in Limoilou proper or nearby.
- Easy to share — one pizza feeds several people without ordering several separate dishes.
- Ready to eat — no preparation, no awkward washing up, just the pizza and the box.
- Available late — Pierrot delivers until 4 a.m., even on evenings when the rain drags on.
- The menu is broad — if someone in the group wants something else, poutine, a club or a burger can ride along with the pizza order.
Raining? We have it covered.
Order delivery from 1re Avenue in Limoilou — pizza and the whole menu, available until 4 a.m.
Does Casse-Croûte Pierrot deliver pizza?
Yes. Pierrot’s pizzas are available for delivery across Limoilou and nearby. Order at cassecroutepierrot.order-online.ai or call 418-529-4273. Delivery runs until 4 a.m.
Can you order other dishes alongside a delivered pizza?
Yes. The entire Casse-Croûte Pierrot menu delivers — poutine, burgers, club sandwich, chicken wings, hot dogs and of course pizza. You can mix the order to suit everyone.
How late does Pierrot deliver?
The Casse-Croûte Pierrot dining room is open Monday to Friday from 7 a.m. to 2 a.m. and Saturday to Sunday from 8 a.m. to 2 a.m. Delivery runs until 4 a.m., which makes it one of the latest options in Limoilou.