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Beer is amazing and pizza is great. When you have both together, it’s one of the best food combinations around; the right beer can make your pizza taste even better!

At Tom's House of Pizza, we are all about the perfect food and drink combo. We are like a second home to pizza lovers of Calgary and provide dine-in, take-out and delivery services. We always use high-quality toppings, combined with our own patented tomato sauces.

In this blog post, our expert staff discusses pairing the best beer with pizza to make your eating experience truly amazing.

There’s no doubt about it, one of the best foods out there is pizza. It’s just as good for a casual evening watching the game with friends as it is for a romantic date in Calgary. It’s one of the foods that meat lovers and vegetarians alike can agree on. The question is what do you drink with your pizza? We all know pizza pairs well with craft beer, but it’s just as amazing with a great wine.

Many Calgary families are just like yours: busy with sports, extra-curricular activities, and homework. It’s no wonder that on your few nights off, you don’t really feel like cooking dinner!

No matter which side of the gluten-free fence you find yourself on, chances are you’ll agree with us on this: pizza is amazing—provided you start with the right crust. So without further ado, here are two of our favourite pizza dough recipes, which we believe cover all the bases: one for the beer-loving crowd, and another for gluten-free fans of the pie. It’s true; here at Tom’s House of Pizza, your go-to purveyors of pizza delivery in Calgary, we’re equal-opportunity enablers when it comes to crafting pizza perfection.

It’s no secret that Alberta knows—and loves!—its beer. If you’re as much as a fan of the stuff as we are, you’ve definitely noticed the incredible number of brand new brew pubs and craft breweries that keep popping up from Calgary to Edmonton and beyond. And because we love drinking local, we strive to taste what’s on tap at as many of the province’s breweries as we possibly can. We serve some of our top picks at Tom’s House of Pizza’s restaurant and cozy pub sections! While it’s impossible to pick a single favourite from all the amazingly unique craft beers made right here in Alberta, here are a few that we are particularly fond of. We think you’ll like them too.

Whether your sport of choice is hockey, football, tennis, soccer, curling or golf, one thing’s for sure: when it’s time for your favourite team to throw down, you don’t want to miss a second of the action. We get it—here at Tom’s House of  Pizza; we’re huge sports fanatics ourselves. NHL, CFL, MLS, MBA, you name it, we love it. So it should come as no surprise when we tell you that on game nights, we show all the action on the big-screen TVs that line the walls of our cozy Calgary-area pubs. In fact, we truly believe that besides actually attending the match, there’s no better place to be with some buddies on game night than right here at Tom’s House of Pizza. Here’s why.

Tom’s Holiday Survival Guide

It’s that time of year again—the time when family and friends gather with joy in their hearts to share delicious feasts in perfect harmony. We know, we’re laughing too. So before your next trip to terror island—aka the family dinner party—be sure to read our top six reasons to ditch the drama and celebrate the season with your friends at Tom’s House of Pizza instead.

When ordering pizza, whether dining-in at your favourite restaurant or getting a delivery, the hardest thing may be figuring out what size to get. You want to make sure you’ll have enough to adequately satisfy everyone, but you aren’t trying to feed all of Calgary! Nevertheless, at Tom’s House of Pizza, we think the best decision is to order a little extra! Why? Two words: leftover pizza.

There's a big difference between pizza made in conventional factory-like ovens and pizzas baked in Tom’s House of Pizza’s brick hearth ovens. We have taken the classic thin-crust pizzas born in wood-fired ovens of Italy, and adapted it to provide you with a unique North American thin-crust pizza baked to perfection in our own gas-fired brick hearth ovens. This allows you to get the best, thin crust, brick oven pizza in Calgary from Tom's House of Pizza any day. 

Craft beer has grown in considerable popularity over the recent years and is quickly becoming, for many people, one of life's little pleasures. Meant to be savoured and not simply chugged, craft beer is enjoyed at numerous establishments around Calgary, including at Calgary pizza restaurants such as Tom's House of Pizza.

The most commonly accepted definition of craft beer is that it comes from a brewer that is small, independent, and that uses traditional brewing methods. Craft beer is valued by millions of beer drinkers around the world both for its taste and even for its health benefits.

Every day pizza restaurants across Calgary are home to the lively debate of whether thick or thin crust pizza is the best. Taste is, of course, subjective so everyone is entitled to their own opinion. But we at Tom’s House of Pizza believe that thin crust comes out on top!

The fantastic thing about ordering from your favourite pizzeria is that pizza is not only delicious but it can also be quite nutritious. One of the most nutritious aspects of a pizza is the tomato sauce. Packed with vitamins A and C, along with some vitamin B, tomato sauce is also a rich source of the carotene lycopene, which plays an important role in metabolic health. High quality toppings are also vital as they can be great sources of fibre and other nutrients; what’s more, even your cheese provides a great source of calcium.

Many people these days are omitting gluten from their diets. But what is gluten and why are people cutting it out of the foods they eat?

Simply put, gluten is the common name for a combination of two particular proteins (gliadin and glutenin) found in wheat and a handful of other grains, including barley and rye. Besides serving a vital function in the propagation of baby wheat plants, gluten also has the wonderful quality of giving dough its stretchiness. So who’s avoiding it and why? There are a few possible types of people who benefit from going gluten-free.