Unnamed Hidden Pizza Place at Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas
Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas
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3700 N Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas Strip » mapNear: Bellagio, ARIA, Planet Hollywood
Unnamed Hidden Pizza Place at Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas ★ Editors Choice!
| Category: | Pizza |
|---|---|
| Pricing: | $ $ $ $ $ |
| Rating: | * * * * * |
| Dress Code: | Beachwear |
| Hours: | |
| Reservations? | No |
| Phone: |
As close to a New York style, thin crust, floppy, chewy cheese, salty delicious mouthwatering pizza as you'll ever get without being in a big gigantic city. Worth the trip.
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A surprisingly serious pizza, one of my top 5. Crust is definitely the best NY style crust I've had. Prices are downright reasonable (as of my writing: $3 a slice, $18 for a whole pie). Even better, they're open very late.
I could just tell you where it is, but it's more fun to discover it. Cryptic clue: Inside the hotel, there are two table games that have the lowest minimum. The pizzeria is down a hallway that you can see from the bigger table.
Good pie, yet inconsistent. When they try and throw a dried up overcooked slice at you, smirk and say "for reals?"