Find 10 of the best pizza places in Las Vegas: Secret Pizza, Moneyline, Slice of Vegas, Good Pie, Evel Pie and more, with real photos and practical dining tips.
A great Vegas pizza stop can be a hidden counter, a lively downtown restaurant or a whole pie shared with friends. These ten Vegas Bible recommendations cover different moods, with Strip and downtown choices first and Metro Pizza at nearby Ellis Island rounding out the list.
01A hidden pizza-by-the-slice stop on the Strip
Secret Pizza makes our list because finding your slice is part of the fun. The unmarked counter on The Cosmopolitan’s third floor offers a straightforward choice of slices and whole pies, making it a useful change from a full restaurant meal. We recommend it for a quick Strip bite with a little Vegas discovery built in, rather than a long sit-down dinner.
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02Coal-fired pizza and an easy sit-down sharing meal
Grimaldi’s adds a sit-down Strip option with a clear focus: hand-tossed pizza baked in a coal-fired oven. The crisp, lightly charred crust and build-your-own topping choices make it a useful crowd-pleaser when you want to share a whole pizza over a relaxed meal. Its Grand Canal Shoppes location also fits naturally into a day exploring The Venetian and Palazzo.
Official menu & detailsA proper pizza meal or a slice beside the sportsbook
Moneyline earns its place as an easy pizza destination inside ARIA, with a dining room for a shared meal and a counter for a quicker slice. Its position beside the BetMGM sportsbook makes it especially useful when your group wants pizza, beer and a game on screen in the same stop. Classic pepperoni and the restaurant’s signature combinations give you a straightforward choice without turning dinner into a formal occasion. We would choose it for a relaxed resort meal between exploring CityCenter and the rest of the Strip.
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04Sit-down pizza with vegan choices between Mandalay Bay and Luxor
Slice of Vegas belongs on the list for making a south-Strip pizza stop work for a mixed group. Handmade Brooklyn-style pizza sits alongside pasta, salads and vegan options, while the bar and sports screens keep the setting casual. Its Mandalay Place location is handy when you are moving between Mandalay Bay and Luxor and want a meal rather than another food-court dash. Choose a whole pie to share in the dining area, or look at the deli counter when the group only needs a quicker bite.
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05Brick-oven pizza and craft beer in the middle of the action
Flour & Barley is a useful central-Strip recommendation when you want the whole pizzeria experience: brick-oven pies, craft beer and enough other Italian-American dishes to keep the table happy. The LINQ Promenade address puts it naturally into a day around the High Roller, with a sit-down meal that feels different from a takeaway slice. Its topping choices and mozzarella-led pizzas suit sharing, while the walk-up window gives you another format when time is tight. We would use the restaurant for a relaxed group meal and check the current menu before deciding on a pie.
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06Chicago-style stuffed deep dish for a filling shared meal
Giordano’s adds a very different pizza style to this shortlist. Its Chicago-style stuffed deep dish is about a substantial, cheese-filled pie rather than a quick foldable street slice, making it a good choice when the table wants a filling meal to share. The Grand Bazaar Shops location at Horseshoe is also practical for visitors staying around the centre of the Strip. Pick it for the style itself and give the meal room in your schedule; a slow-baked stuffed pizza is part of a sit-down outing, not a grab-and-go replacement.
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07Bold toppings and a slice of Fremont Street character
Evel Pie earns its place for personality as well as pizza. Its Evel Knievel-inspired setting suits a downtown night out, while the menu covers familiar cheese and pepperoni alongside more adventurous toppings. Try the Extreme Pepperoni for a meatier choice or the Barry White for a cheese-led alternative. It is our pick when you want a casual pizza stop that feels like part of Fremont Street.
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08Trying different pizza styles with a group
Pizza Rock is our choice when everyone has a different idea of the perfect pizza. Tony Gemignani’s downtown restaurant offers several Italian and American styles, from Neapolitan to Sicilian, with different ovens supporting the range. That variety, alongside its energetic setting, makes it a good destination for a proper pizza meal rather than simply grabbing whatever slice is nearest.
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09Comparing Grandma, New York and Detroit-style pizza
Good Pie makes the downtown recommendation for variety rooted in a proper pizza-making identity. Vincent Rotolo’s Brooklyn-inspired shop honours Grandma pizza while also serving New York-style street slices, round pies and Detroit-style squares. That makes it a worthwhile destination when the point of the meal is trying a different crust and texture, rather than simply finding the nearest slice. The Main Street Arts District setting also lets you pair your meal with the neighbourhood’s galleries and independent bars. Compare two styles with your group if you want to make the most of the visit.
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10A casual pizza stop away from the main Strip crowds
Metro Pizza rounds out our list for its neighbourhood-pizzeria approach. Fresh daily dough, hand-stretching and hearth baking keep the focus on familiar, satisfying pizza. We recommend the Ellis Island branch for visitors: it is close to the main tourist corridor and gives you a reason to explore this smaller casino without travelling to one of Metro’s suburban locations.
Official menu & detailsChoosing your pizza stop: Secret Pizza and Evel Pie suit a quick slice; Pizza Rock is the place to compare styles; Grimaldi’s suits a shared sit-down meal; Moneyline and Slice of Vegas make easy resort meals; Good Pie adds Grandma and Detroit styles; Flour & Barley pairs brick-oven pizza with craft beer; Giordano’s is the stuffed deep-dish option. Metro Pizza at Ellis Island is a relaxed detour just off the Strip. Check current menus, opening hours and availability before you go. A whole pie may suit a group better than individual slices, but compare the size and total price first.
Official venue details checked 1 November 2026. These are Vegas Bible editorial recommendations; confirm current menus, prices and booking terms with each restaurant.
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