The Stone & Wheel Pizzeria - Edmonton — Restaurant in Edmonton

Do Not Eat here unless you Love being tortured by Joy. You'll be left heartbroken💔 after savoring your last wonderful morsel of this delicious, handcrafted, artisan made pizza pie🍕❤.

Spare yourself the grief of staring into an empty plate, once decorated by light bubbling, golden, baked crusts, smothered in sumptuous tomato sauce, with a little hint of spice that leaves you yearning for more.

Why torture yourself with the delightful feeling of utter joy with every bite, only to find oneself thinking about it until you experience it once again, like a puppet to it's tempting mix of flavors & fresh vegetables.

Don't let the bright, beautiful colors lure you in as each pie is a Picasso🎨. Monét couldn't have painted it better. Once the eye is drawn in by it's beauty, a scent so fragrant permeates the senses, intoxicating one with desire.

As you watch each masterpiece come to life with every passing minute, it gets closer until heaven☁ ... touches your lips. Crisp, buttery edges with a soft, luscious body.

Time - no longer has meaning⌛. A wild frenzy of sensations begins to occur. Moments of joy, happiness, tears of glee sends one into a jubilant state.

Then suddenly, it's over. Just like that, the transcendent experience has ended. I implore you, do not...

The pizza at stone and wheel is fantastic! I want to make that point right away. I’ve ordered from here several times and have never been disappointed with the food.

However, the service was chaotic. I waited 30 minutes past my pickup time before I walked out with my food.

Pizzas were piling up on the counter, in the kitchen, overtop the oven. The staff opened boxes numerous times to figure out which pizza was which. Pizzas that had been cooked 10 minutes prior just “disappeared”. Staff were asking customers what they ordered because they couldn’t match printouts to the food in front of them.

Staff claimed that they were “slammed” due to all the orders but there really weren’t that many, certainly not more than a staff of four could handle on a Wednesday night.

The issue wasn’t excessive orders, it was logistics. There was no process in place to handle more than two orders at a time. Either the processes in place are ineffective, or the staff aren’t properly trained to implement them.

I love Stone and Wheel, and really want to support a local business, but the disorder and lack of service will drive customers away, and that’s...

This neighbourhood pizza place in Aspen Gardens is the real deal. They bring in and hand slice their own fresh vegetables, mix their own dough, make their own sauce, grate their cheese fresh, and they are happy to customize to personal preferences. They are not famous for consistency, but just tell them how you like it (e.g. "light on cheese, heavy on sauce") and that is what you will get. Vegetables are fresh sliced and put on raw - garden style. Their sauce, medium-thin crust, and the quality of cheeses and toppings are all top notch. Owned and run by a family right in the neighbourhood, with many of the staff walking or biking to work. The commitment to customer satisfaction very unusual for a pizza place. Mostly a take-out business, but they do have a few tables for eating in. Before Stone & Wheel, most of the pizza we ate was made at home. Now it seems our recycle bin is stacked with their pizza boxes. It's the only place we go now for...