In this new edition of Fast delivery, we invite you to discover the new restaurant of popular chef Danny St-Pierre, whose specialty will be pan pizza, as well as the details on the bold marketing plan that the leaders of Quebec are implementing before to increase traffic in their city's restaurants, at the same time that Québec Table Gourmande is getting underway.
First, the Pan Américan Pizza restaurant, located in Mile-Ex in Montreal, is already famous for its delicious pan pizza created by chef Danny St Pierre. It is managed by a group of entrepreneurs also including Catherine Archambault, Éric Le François, Gilles Mireault, Yves Mireault, Martin Rouleau. In addition to pan pizza, the menu offers well-stocked subs, homemade fries and a variety of appetizers to whet the appetite.
The Pan Pizza is a unique creation inspired by Chicago and Detroit pizza styles, characterized by its thick, chewy base, crispy bottom crust, cheesy edges and indulgent toppings. Topping options include a full-dressed pizza as well as vegetarian choices, including a textured plant-based protein option and a vegan cauliflower-based ricotta. The restaurant is committed to maintaining affordable prices so that its hearty dishes remain accessible to everyone.
In Quebec, the festival dedicated to gastronomy, Québec Table Gourmande, is celebrating its sixth edition by bringing together a record 80 restaurants and offering 150 tables d'hôte, including a new formula at $95 per person in addition to the existing three ($25 , $45 and $65).
This initiative aims to support restaurateurs and allow the public to enjoy gourmet discoveries during a season less conducive to going out.
Festival-goers who prepare their menu online will receive a promotional card worth 50% of their purchase to spend at participating restaurants after the event. In addition, a Doyon-Després pizza oven will be drawn randomly among the participants. Québec Table Gourmande takes place from November 3 to 19, and tickets will be available on the event website from October 26.
At the same time, the City of Quebec is allocating $730,000 for the “Québec Destination gourmande” promotional campaign to support restaurateurs affected by the pandemic. This initiative aims to encourage citizens to frequent Quebec restaurants and to highlight the quality of restaurateurs in the National Capital.
The funds come from a provincial government downtown recovery program. The pandemic has hit restaurateurs hard as they struggle to find consistent customers despite the return of tourists and customers to dining rooms.
The campaign is managed by Destination Québec cite and includes videos, advertising banners and a digital gourmet guide to promote Quebec gastronomy.
