Pizzerias & Pizza Places à Westboro Beach, Ottawa, ON
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291 Richmond Road, Ottawa, K1Z 6X3
+1 613-726-7726
The Triple Treat is back at Pizza Hut Ottawa, where we offer carryout and delivery in Ottawa and surrounding suburbs so you feel safe. Our pizza crusts include Original Pan pizza, our New Handcrafted Crust, Thin n Crispy pizza, and Cheesy Stuffed Crust pizza. Order online and try our $10.99 Pizza of the Day, or one of our bigger sharing offers and combos with your favourite brands such as WingStreet Chicken Wings, HERSHEY's, Cinnabon, and Pepsi. Don't forget to sign up to our Hut Rewards loyalty program, where every order get's you one step closer to a free medium 2-topping pizza. Sign-up today and receive a free regular breadsticks to be redeemed on your next purchase. 
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322 Churchill Ave N, Ottawa, K1Z 5B9
(613) 722-9322
Mr. Moe Atallah is a successful business person and a well-known philanthropist, having raised hundreds of thousands of dollars for local charities. He is also co-founder, along with the late Canadian journalist Earl McRae, of the Elvis Sighting Society, a philanthropic organization that donates generously to many fine, local institutions. Mention the name Moe Atallah almost anywhere in this city and everyone will know that you are talking about this iconic and generous restaurant owner. Moe Atallah came to Canada as a 32-year-old refugee from Lebanon in 1976. His only brother was a journalist and columnist in Montreal at the time, and Atallah, a Christian who owned 3 restaurants in the Muslim section of Lebanon, left during the civil war. He found a job at a restaurant on his first day. “The owner said ‘will you do dishes’. I said, I’ll do anything. I was lucky, he didn’t want a dishwasher, he wanted a manager, ” says Atallah. “I spoke English, Italian, French and Lebanese. I ran restaurants; I did dishes; I still do dishes now.”