Vivant Pizza: Sourdough Pizza and Fresh Vegetables in the Plateau
Sourdough al taglio pizza, light and airy, fresh vegetables and house-made pickles: the new neighbourhood pizzeria on the Plateau Mont-Royal.
Sourdough al taglio pizza, light and airy, fresh vegetables and house-made pickles: the new neighbourhood pizzeria on the Plateau Mont-Royal.
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