Our Mexican Pizza is built on the same hand-stretched thin crust that turned pizza night at Seven Sisters Motel & Restaurant into a local habit. Seasoned ground beef, onion, banana pepper rings, fresh tomatoes and a heavy hand of cheddar go on every pie, then it bakes until the edge crackles and the cheese blisters. Eat in at our dining room on Highway 307, or call ahead and carry it back to the campsite, the cabin or your motel room.
Pizza is what Seven Sisters Motel & Restaurant is best known for, and the Mexican Pizza is the one guests come back for when they want something with a bit of heat. The dough is stretched thin in our own kitchen, the sauce goes on edge to edge, and the toppings — seasoned ground beef, sweet onion, banana pepper rings, fresh tomato and cheddar cheese — are layered so every slice carries the same bite.
Because we bake to order rather than pull anything from a freezer, the crust stays crisp underneath while the cheese is still stretching when it hits the table. It is an easy pick for a table of hydro workers coming off shift, a family stopping on the drive out to Whiteshell Provincial Park, or a couple of anglers who want something hot after a day on the Winnipeg River.
Seasoned ground beef, onion, banana pepper rings, fresh tomatoes and cheddar cheese on our homemade thin crust. The banana peppers give it a gentle, tangy warmth rather than a burn, so it still works for the whole table. Prefer to build your own? Every topping on the pizza board can be swapped when you order.
Order online for pickup, call (204) 348-3106 to have a pie ready when you pull in, or sit down with it in the restaurant. If you are feeding a bigger group, a second pie of our ham and pineapple Hawaiian Pizza covers the people who want something sweeter, and a side of Classic Poutine rounds out the order. The full list of pizzas and homestyle plates is on our menu page.
Reviewed on Tripadvisor
“Looking for great homemade pizza? This is the place. We ordered a ham and pineapple pizza to pick up and it was a proper homemade-style pie — well worth pulling off the highway for.”
Paraphrased from a 5-star Tripadvisor review
Aggregated map listing review
“Stopped in for pizza and casual fare. A cosy small-town spot with friendly staff, good value and food that beat our expectations for a roadside motel restaurant.”
Paraphrased from a 4.5-star map listing review
Reviewed on Restaurant Guru
“Had lunch in the restaurant and was very pleased with the meal. Solid homestyle cooking — easily one of the top places to eat in Seven Sisters Falls.”
Paraphrased from a 5-star Restaurant Guru review
We are on Provincial Road 307 in Seven Sisters Falls, Manitoba — minutes from the Manitoba Hydro Seven Sisters Generating Station and on the way to Whiteshell Provincial Park.