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Pizza and spaghetti is not a combo you see in Italy - like ever - but in Montreal and Quebec the two make for strange perfectly natural bedfellows.
Pizzaghetti, that enigmatic and serendipitous diner creation, is a shameful and, somehow, awesome chapter in Montreal food history, all at the same time. It even has a Wikipedia entry. If necessity is the mother of invention, we have no idea what this heinous carbohydrate marriage says about us as a culture. All we know is that you can procure pizzaghetti at these five places.
Reubens, 1116 rue Sainte-Catherine Ouest
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Salonica, 5261 rue Saint-Denis
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Marconi, 2224 rue Beaubien Est
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Dora Pizza, 670 boul. Saint-Joseph, Hull
Yes, we know, Hull is not Montreal. Still, look what we did. This exists in other places too. Places that are not Montreal.
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Zappy Pizza, 11 Rue de l'Église
No photo of this Verdun diner's pizzaghetti. This photo just made us sad (it comes from the restaurant's website).
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Um, remember when Couche-Tard made a bogus pizzaghetti slush sloche?