una pizza and wine

unreal place. very stylish interior, great staff and serving and nice atmosphere. the pizza was really good we had the beltline which was quite possibly the best pizza i've ever had, very canadian style pizza loved it. can'twaitto return

yum!. was in and out quick for lunch over my work break. the service was awesome and the pizza was even better! cantwaitto go back when i have more time to try out more of the menu and take the time to fully enjoy

lovely night out. ate here on a friday night. thewaitwas about 1 hour (they had advised it would be 1-1.5 hour wait) so we went elsewhere to have a drink while we waited.

i shared the olives and kale salad to start, the 4-maggi pizza then the peanut butter & chocolate terrine for dessert. the meal was absolutely delicious. can'twaitto return :)

nom nom nom. tastey pizza, some wonderful staff, and delicious appies! i can hardlywaitto come in on a wamr summer for a glass of prosecco

great pizza. been here many times, always at least 20 mins of waiting, doesn't matter for lunch or dinner. the food is worth iswaitthough, great thin crusts.

one of the best at cooking up italian style pizzas in the city, that is if you have the patience towaitfor an hour (sometimes 2) for a table to sit! it gets very busy but you can always call ahead to check. the wild mushroom pizza drizzled with truffle oil is something to die for.

just try to get a table...i dare ya! well, the folks at una understand the problem, so you can leave them your cell number, once you put your name on the list, and you can run an errand while youwaitfor their call. is it worth waiting? just try it once, and you'll know. a really quaint "hallway" of a place. stuff the wine on the rack behind you, so you have more room for the pizza. so incredibly good every time. good wine list. innovative salads, and an ever-changing array of delicious appy's. you'll leave with the feeling that life is a bit better.  (maybe that glow is from the wine...)

anyone can make dough and throw ketchup on it, but is it really pizza?. ambiance is nice and trendy,waitstaff were very good. overall, not worth a 45 minutewaitand definitely not worth the price point.

we had the mushroom pizza and sausage pizza. the mushrooms tasted weird, almost like they drowned it in truffle oil and over crowded the top with arugula....the top of the pizza looked like a lettuce patch. i understand arugula is trending, but i find salad on pizza is more foreign than pineapple. the sausage was the only tasty bit of the sausage pizza. the sauce is almost like a tomato purée that is unseasoned and devoid of taste....i guess bland sums it up in one word. the dough doesn't have any of the char you would get from a wood burning oven. all in all, boston pizza 1 vs una pizza 0. i was looking for a homeless guy to give the left overs to because at least i knew it was healthy....but i also knew i didn't want to have it anymore.

if you want to have a trendy night out then surely hit this spot before it is exposed as a good marketing ploy. if you want to try some decent pizza then i recommend these three places, depending where you are in the city:

1) via cibo - cook from italy, pizza oven from italy,waitis not long. hell, grab one of these pizza's,waitin line at una's, eat your pizza in line and then when you get seated and your una pizza comes you can compare.

2) famoso pizza - wood burning oven, decent pizza, they use fior di latte...and pizzas don't look like a lettuce patch. decent seating.

3) the italian super market. i would take their pizza two days cold over una pizza.

4) surprisingly murrietta's in canmore. haven't tried the one in calgary, but they got some good char when i tried it.

happy eating!

i really really love una, what i do not love, is how expensive pizza has become, but that seems to be the norm these days. there are plenty of pizza places around the city, but i seem to find myself leaning towards una whenever anyone feels like going out for pizza.i haven't had the chance to dine in for a few years now, we usually do take out whenever we go. the kale salad is to die for, although a bit expensive for what it is. una has a great feature where you are able to order online, and it'll be ready for pickup at the time you specify. note that there are a few hours over the dinner time where they do not do this as they get way too busy, but all the instructions are available online.we ordered 2 kale salads to go on saturday, and when we got there, they didn't get our order for whatever reason. rather than making uswaitin what i assume to be a fairly long queue, once we showed them our order confirmation and they realized it was their error, they made us 2 kale salads and we were out in a few minutes. i appreciated the service very much!if you're ever in the mood for pizza, i know there are lots of places in calgary to go, such as without papers, double zero or ldv pizza bar, give una a try first. i don't think you'll be disappointed!

i am 8 months pregnant and when i arrived i was basically told we needed towaithalf an hour or sit on the high stools at the bar. now for anyone who has been pregnant before they would understand that the bar stools are extremely uncomfortable for a pregnant person as well as at the bar you are sitting and facing the kitchen which emits very hot heat. we accepted to sit at the bar anyway given the lack of choice but as we walk further into the restaurant we see two empty tables. 5 mins later i see that seat other customers at the table yet i am heavily pregnant and that wasn't even an option for me?? i asked my server if a table opened up, if we could take it and she basically looked at me like i'm some type of snob on my high horse and said sorry there is awaitlist. very disappointed in the lack of consideration for their guests that could use that extra courtesy. at the end we just ordered the food and left as i did not feel welcome there. the issue is the principle that there was tables available but we were told there isn't? the food is great but not worth it for the poor service. will not go back due to this experience and will share with others.

my reviews of una have been read over 50,000 times in a year. wow.

still one of my go to places. can’twaitfor patio season. have the stuffed dates for dessert. mmmm

i have been going since day one.  love this place, look for me on you gotta eat here as a patron.

the pizza is simply the best in calgary, the service is among the best if not the best.  kelly and jamie run a great house and their staff reflect that.

i like to go for a weekend lunch with friends, a good relax with a great pizza, the stuffed dates (like candy, you cannot each just one) the house wine or a great glass of one from their fantastic menu.

if you get a chance on a nice day the patio seating is fun.  i like a great martini, dry hendriks, one of the best in town as well.

go you will not be disappointed,  there is usually a bit of a line up,  do not let that deter you, it moves fast and it well worth the wait.

say hello from jimmy. . .

the 4-maggi pizza is out of this world! the kale ceasar is also delicious. the restaurant is always busy and i've often had towaitfor a spot, but it's always been worth it!

this restaurant was excellent!! great service, great food, and great atmosphere. highly recommend. the mushroom pizza was so good and can'twaitto come back and try more.

good italian pizza is hard to come by, especially when you’re not in italy. that said, una pizza calgary serves one of the best pizzas in calgary! they don't take reservations so be prepared towaitif it's busy. we ordered the sausage pizza ($21) and the artichoke heart pizza ($17), both of which were delicious and worth the money, in my opinion! however, our order took 30 minutes to get to our table. so, if you come here on a busy dinner and lunch service, i recommend ordering some appetizers (or drinks) to ease the hunger.

the best pizza in yyc!! amazing gluten free creations, great wine list, amazing date night spot or a night with friends. thewaitis so worth it!!