A Little Pizza Heaven

We got 2 delicious slices of pizza and cheese bread and it was so good. I really like the crust here. The only downside was the music was too loud and that was distracting

Has good pizza but the interior is very dull and often the area is riddled with drunk individuals. In all my visits I found the staff not very pleasant. Food preparation area was not as clean as it should have been, and a larger menu would be much appreciated.

Was past 11pm on a Sunday and this place was open till 3:30. Usually not the best for this timeline We were super surprised when it shows up and was delicious. Great pizza and I travel a lot and eat pizza all over the world these guys nailed the simple cheese pizza. Blows away the local places like gondola or Niakawa

Stopped in for a late night snack after some beverages at a nearby pub… this place is the local go-​to for pizza! And it’s true — they brush their crusts with garlic butter, and that absolutely beats out any late night drive through you’d typically stop at after a night out! Long line, but the wait was worth it — that slice of thin crust pepperoni pizza was the perfect night cap.

«EAT ME» — pizza slice
Little pizza heaven is a little piece of heaven any way you slice it. I know that sounds cheesy. But seriously guys get your pizza from the sauce of the best slices this side of the earths crust. they make pies that would satisfy Leonardo Donatello Raphael and Michelangelo while they are painting larger sized canvasses. pizza power !
I wanted to order from them the other night but I fell asleep. zzz pizzzzzza. Pepperoni, mutza rella, pine apples and Ham, I think I like it Sam I am .
Long story short great pizza on Osborne. EAT IT!

Little pizza heaven always lives up to its name. I generally stop in there late at night after spending some time at a nearby pub… And was thinking maybe that sober it would be less jaw droppingly good, but it was just as good if not better in the afternoon! Best pizza in winnipeg.

I would have to agree with someone else’s comment. The one about being drunk when leaving a 5 star. I used to think it was great pizza, (after leaving the bar and were hungry.) But the last two times I tried the pizza there, it was no good. I would give it two starts, but I added a third for the drunken nights lol ;p

Just as the name suggests, it’s a little slice of heaven! They brush garlic butter on top of their already greasy but light pizza. It is quite busy especially after last call, but what else do you expect in Osborne. If your looking for your pizza fix after a night of treating yourself, I would definitely recommend a little pizza heaven.

I was really disappointed in this place! I think all the 5 star reviews are from people who were drunk when they ate there, or perhaps they’ve never had good food?
The pizza was below average in my opinion. It reminded me of Little Caesars $ 5 Hot-​n-​Ready. We paid $ 18 for three slices of pizza and two and cans of Coke. Fool me once…

I love this pizza. Like, seriously. Garlic salt on the crust? Thin and chewy dough? Yummy, fresh toppings? Yes, Please!
The dough itself is thin, chewy, and the crust is garlicy/​salty and crispy. The tomato sauce isn’t overwhelming, if you like toppings then this is the pizza for you, the toppings taste fresh (loooove green peppers that still have a crunch). The bacon is literally in strips (not indiscernable crumbs) and they don’t skimp on the cheese. It’s greasy but in the «this cheese is real way» not the «why is my pizza dripping fake cheese goo» way.
It’s also cheap (2 topping XL=20ish bucks).
4 stars cause they don’t deliver to my area!

YUUUUMMMM… I used to work next door and it was so tempting to go in every day. The first thing you need to know is how great the staff is. They all have very distinct personalities and love to chat, but not in an annoying way. I have fond memories of running in there on slow blizzard-​y days and being greeted with a smile.
The owner has this awesome New York-​ish swagger about him that makes the experience that much better. A whole pizza may be pricey, but the garlic crust is worth it. Plus you can grab 2 slices and a drink for $ 6!
They are the only place in the village that’s open til the wee hours, so I’m hoping other businesses take a note.
Pro Tip: If you work in the village, you’ll get a discount. The amount kind of varies depending on who is serving you, but it usually hovers around 10%
Pro Tip 2: Go near the end of the night (when it isn’t crazy packed) for mad deals on the last couple of slices.

After reading the reviews I was excited to try the pizza so I ordered to my hotel.
The crust was good but the rest leaves little to be desired.
I’m a fan of old faithful: pepperoni. Half way through I ended up peeling the pepperoni off because it had an overpowering flavour that I can’t put my finger on.
Medium pep pizza and a can of coke was $ 18.50 which was pricy for the quality.

I had heard of the place mentioned vaguely by friends as darn good pizza for a pretty darn good price. We ordered the Mediterranean pizza and the vegetarian pizza, which are the standard veggie options at most pizza places. Two specialty large pizzas cost 35 $ (they only accept cash) and they were ready in a stunning 20 minutes. We arrived at the place and watched the fellow at the counter brush garlic butter on the crusts. The pizzas came out of the oven pretty as a picture. Yes this was exciting!
Finally, it came time to try the pizza. The crust was golden and malleable, the toppings were generous. Overall it was tasty and the vegetarian pizza (which is usually the worst pizza on the menu) was hands down better than Pizza Hotline, Garbonzo’s, or Dominos’. The Mediterranean was tastier still. But before you pick up your phone and ring them up you should know: the pizza was oozing in grease and quite salty. But more importantly it was like eating the real world equivalent to elvish waybread (lembas). What does that mean? It sat like a rock in the stomach and one piece left one feeling vaguely and uncomfortably full for hours. Apart from being a wonderful cure for hunger, that is not a quality I look for in pizza.
I would recommend somewhere else. The flavour doesn’t quite beat out the waybreadishness. If, on the other hand, you have had a few too many and are stumbling around the village late at night and pizza calls your name, go in! The pinball, pizza by the slice, and the greasy fattiness will probably hit the spot.

AMAZING! All I have to say is… GARLIC SALT CRUST! It’s unreal pizza!

Mmmmm… I got a slice of pepperoni pizza ($ 3) for a quick meal and it really hit the spot! Even though the pizza was sitting under a heat lamp, it was still good. The pizza is of the thinner crust variety and the slices are more of a medium size so if you’re hungry, you can probably eat 2 – 3 easily. The pizza is a bit greasy as it made quite the impression after only a few minutes on the paper plate. But the redeeming factor really has to be the added touch of the garlic butter and salt on the crust! Yum! The sauce was well balanced and the toppings were just right, it might be a bit skimpy for others but I don’t like overloaded pizzas. If you want to eat lots, order their 1 lb calzone for $ 7.99 instead.
This place is open till 3 am Thursday through Saturday; great place to grab a few greasy slices after the bar. Or a quick meal after some shopping in the Village during the daytime. There’s also an assortment of ice cream flavours available too!
And really, how can you go wrong with a name like «A Little Pizza Heaven!»