B.C. pizza shop offers deep dish challenge to Weezer frontman
28-09-2026 20:00 via nanaimobulletin.com

B.C. pizza shop offers deep dish challenge to Weezer frontman

A Whiskey Creek pizzeria has officially called out the lead singer of Weezer and issued a deep dish pizza challenge.
Matt McIntosh, owner of McBaked bakery and pizzeria, and his son Cameron, 13, came up with the idea after the recent Weezer show in Vancouver.
“Great special effects, songs were amazing. I had a blast,” said Cameron, who has been a fan for three or four years and bought all the Weezer records he can find.
“One of our specialities is the deep dish pizza and we wer
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