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    Nina is a casual Neapolitan pizzeria, and the pies come out in about 90 seconds, which is roughly how long it takes to decide between the housemade 'nduja and the rosemary ham. The cheeses come from nearby Charlevoix, and a natural-leaning red is on hand to go with them. There are two locations, one on the tourist-heavy rue St-Jean and one in St-Roch, plus delivery to your hotel for anyone who's given up on pants. Kids are welcome.

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    • Greenpoint pizza

      “You can bring kids in and pop in for a caesar salad and a lemony, arugula-topped Greenpoint pizza, or nosh at home or your hotel (they deliver).”

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    • Red carciofo with prosciutto cotto

      “The red carciofo with prosciutto cotto is pretty nice, too, alongside a glass of a natural-leaning red.”

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    • Caesar salad

      “You can bring kids in and pop in for a caesar salad and a lemony, arugula-topped Greenpoint pizza, or nosh at home or your hotel (they deliver).”

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