Pizza was way too overpriced. The guy serving us wasn’t exactly thrilled to be there either. Don’t recommend as there are other places around town where you can get as equivalent good pizza for a quarter of the price.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 2
Service: 2
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A restaurant specializing in pizzaA small pizza restaurant connected to the casino.This is a place where you can have a quick pizza and a beer.Two slices of pizza and a beerIt's available for about $21.Pizza can be purchased by the slice.The place to order is at the end.You must check the menu in advance and place your order.Pizza is a style with a strong salty taste.It feels like American pizza.Because there are fewer tables than expected.It can be a bit inconvenient to eat with a group.There is a casino right next to it.You can smoke while drinkingI think smokers have advantages.There are about 10 types of pizza.I think I can try all kinds of flavors.First check the type of pizza you want to orderAll you have to do is go to the counter and order.The taste is from Korean peopleI don't think it's a taste I would particularly like.When paying after orderingThere is a kiosk where you have to choose a tip.The tip is almost 20%.6 slices of pizza and 6 glasses of beerIt seems to cost around 150,000 won.Pizza is an expensive menu item in America.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 3
Kat
Pizza was so good and fresh and service was great, will definitely be back!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Slice of Pizza
Brandon Ford
The BEST pizza in Vegas! Tastes just like New York!
Lee Storbakken
The fact that this restaurant doesn't have five stars is actually insane. We were walking past this place and halted abruptly after smelling the pizza I had to immediately check this place out and we were not disappointed this is easily one of the best pizza places I've been to in my life if not the best. I actually ate it everyday I was here and have zero regrets the only major complaint about this place is there's only one location I don't have to come back to Vegas
This little eatery is located inside Harrah's. The pizza was fine--nothing special other than the large pizzas are gigantic-- and not bad either. It's not something I'd go out of my way for, but we wanted to bring back food to the room and this is an easy way to do that. It costs about $50 for a large pepperoni pizza. It was a bit confusing to order though. We ordered through the kiosk which immediately sends you a text once you enter your phone number, confirming your order and telling you how long it will take. It said 30 minutes. So we walked around and gambled a little but never got another text saying the order was ready. At 45 minutes, we went back and saw our pizzas sitting there getting cold. We told the young woman at the register that we never received another text saying it was ready and she replied with, "Yeah, we don't text you when it's done. We just wait for you to come back." If that's the case, I'm not sure why they text you initially at all-- they could just tell you on the kiosk to come back in 30 minutes. I have a feeling that like most restaurants that use the texting system, that you are supposed to receive a text when the order is ready (as that is the whole point of taking your cell number and sending you the initial text) and that whomever is supposed to do that at Pizza Cake, isn't. So I recommend that you just stand there and wait for your order if you decide to patronize this place.
Zev S.
Stopped by Pizza Cake around 2am for a late night bite. Was not disappointed! Had a slice of pepperoni pizza and it tasted great! Employees provided great service and were friendly. I sat outside because I like to people watch, so as far as ambiance, it was fun to sit outside on their little bar. Remember folks: "$5 SHOTS, $5 COLD BEER, AND A HOT FRESH PIZZA"
POXERcommunity
Excellent cheese pizza! So good I went back for a 2nd slice!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Antonio Quilici
Did the express on the strip and it was definitely worth going to for eating in between buffets and quick bite along the strip definitely large portion, considering the price you’re paying which is pretty cheap for Vegas. Highly recommend this for people who want a quick bite.Vegetarian options: Definitely vegetarian options such as plain cheese, pizza and margarita but if you don’t eat dairy or consume highly recommend another spot on the strip, can’t think of anyWheelchair accessibility: Being on the strip, there was accessibility due to making sure that the cashier stands we had a reasonable
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Slice of Pizza
Betty Anna
Omg, best pizza my husband and I had, the crust was delicious, sauce perfect. Taikuu (Eskimo thank you)
This place gives the life back to NY style pizza. It was packed to btw because they stay open late night. The pizza was large had a crunch and it was hot. Mind you I just ate and ate again once I saw this pizza place. Buddy did the Damn thing with this. I will come here again and again.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Pepperoni Pizza
Kenneth Bollwerk
Great pizza, just a little pricy. For $8.35 a slice I think it could be a little cheaper, but you can’t be the location and the pizza is phenomenal.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Michael T.
Pizza good but definitely depends whos cooking it. Never had an issue until last night, ordered at 4am and requested a fresh whole pie and it came out in 5 mins. They said they had one in the oven but when I got back to room it was cold and definitely didn't seem like it was out the oven, again never had an issue before last night. Probably ordered a whole pie from here at least 20 times, but $50 ain't cheap so I make sure to always request a fresh pie straight from oven. Tried calling when I got back to the room but they don't answer their phones, then when went in person the next day and manager said thats looks fresh to him and other employee said remembers me and it was from the oven but I think I would know. Mulberry Street Pizzeria at Resorts world is prolly the best pizza on the strip. $30 for cheese pie.
Travis T.
My buddy and I were craving a bite to eat after a show at the Sphere. We were staying at Harrah's Las Vegas Hotel & Casino and walked around the casino late hours for a place to eat. We came across PizzaCake by Chef Buddy Valastro. Chef Buddy gained fame for his "Cake Boss" series on TLC years back. PizzaCake is a fast-casual concept pizzeria that serves slices of pie East Coast and Sicilian style. The menu has a variety of pizza slices along with dessert. When I was in Vegas a couple of years ago, I tried a slice of rainbow cake from one of those cake ATMs that they have in some of the casinos. The cakes and cookies in these ATMs are from Buddy Valastro's Carlo's Bakery in New Jersey. Here at PizzaCake, they have the same cakes along with some cannoli and cookie cakes on the menu. I didn't have any cake this time around, but did order a slice of Spicy Supreme pizza to satisfy my late night craving. If you are looking for a place for a quick bite for lunch or late night eats without table service. PizzaCake is a good place to stop in. It is located near the front entrance at Harrah's. They even have a to-go window and a cake vending machine outside to serve foot traffic on the strip. There was a line when I was here, but it moved fairly quick.
Alyson C.
I met a wonderful woman today, whom with I shared great conversation with. Come to find out we are both from the north eastcoast. We started talking about food we love from the northeast - pizza pizza pizza. She suggested many slices from pizza cake, to which I provided would be my favorite. Long story short, she provided me with that slice. First bite brought me right back! As being a local Vegas resident, when we hit the strip I will definitely come back to grab a slice.
Pizza was way too overpriced. The guy serving us wasn’t exactly thrilled to be there either. Don’t recommend as there are other places around town where you can get as equivalent good pizza for a quarter of the price.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 2
Service: 2
A restaurant specializing in pizzaA small pizza restaurant connected to the casino.This is a place where you can have a quick pizza and a beer.Two slices of pizza and a beerIt's available for about $21.Pizza can be purchased by the slice.The place to order is at the end.You must check the menu in advance and place your order.Pizza is a style with a strong salty taste.It feels like American pizza.Because there are fewer tables than expected.It can be a bit inconvenient to eat with a group.There is a casino right next to it.You can smoke while drinkingI think smokers have advantages.There are about 10 types of pizza.I think I can try all kinds of flavors.First check the type of pizza you want to orderAll you have to do is go to the counter and order.The taste is from Korean peopleI don't think it's a taste I would particularly like.When paying after orderingThere is a kiosk where you have to choose a tip.The tip is almost 20%.6 slices of pizza and 6 glasses of beerIt seems to cost around 150,000 won.Pizza is an expensive menu item in America.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 3
Pizza was so good and fresh and service was great, will definitely be back!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Slice of Pizza
The BEST pizza in Vegas! Tastes just like New York!
The fact that this restaurant doesn't have five stars is actually insane. We were walking past this place and halted abruptly after smelling the pizza I had to immediately check this place out and we were not disappointed this is easily one of the best pizza places I've been to in my life if not the best. I actually ate it everyday I was here and have zero regrets the only major complaint about this place is there's only one location I don't have to come back to Vegas
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Pepperoni Pizza, Veggie Pizza Slice, Chicken & Bacon Alfredo Pizza
This little eatery is located inside Harrah's. The pizza was fine--nothing special other than the large pizzas are gigantic-- and not bad either. It's not something I'd go out of my way for, but we wanted to bring back food to the room and this is an easy way to do that. It costs about $50 for a large pepperoni pizza. It was a bit confusing to order though. We ordered through the kiosk which immediately sends you a text once you enter your phone number, confirming your order and telling you how long it will take. It said 30 minutes. So we walked around and gambled a little but never got another text saying the order was ready. At 45 minutes, we went back and saw our pizzas sitting there getting cold. We told the young woman at the register that we never received another text saying it was ready and she replied with, "Yeah, we don't text you when it's done. We just wait for you to come back." If that's the case, I'm not sure why they text you initially at all-- they could just tell you on the kiosk to come back in 30 minutes. I have a feeling that like most restaurants that use the texting system, that you are supposed to receive a text when the order is ready (as that is the whole point of taking your cell number and sending you the initial text) and that whomever is supposed to do that at Pizza Cake, isn't. So I recommend that you just stand there and wait for your order if you decide to patronize this place.
Stopped by Pizza Cake around 2am for a late night bite. Was not disappointed! Had a slice of pepperoni pizza and it tasted great! Employees provided great service and were friendly. I sat outside because I like to people watch, so as far as ambiance, it was fun to sit outside on their little bar. Remember folks: "$5 SHOTS, $5 COLD BEER, AND A HOT FRESH PIZZA"
Excellent cheese pizza! So good I went back for a 2nd slice!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Did the express on the strip and it was definitely worth going to for eating in between buffets and quick bite along the strip definitely large portion, considering the price you’re paying which is pretty cheap for Vegas. Highly recommend this for people who want a quick bite.Vegetarian options: Definitely vegetarian options such as plain cheese, pizza and margarita but if you don’t eat dairy or consume highly recommend another spot on the strip, can’t think of anyWheelchair accessibility: Being on the strip, there was accessibility due to making sure that the cashier stands we had a reasonable
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Slice of Pizza
Omg, best pizza my husband and I had, the crust was delicious, sauce perfect. Taikuu (Eskimo thank you)
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Pepperoni Pizza
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This place gives the life back to NY style pizza. It was packed to btw because they stay open late night. The pizza was large had a crunch and it was hot. Mind you I just ate and ate again once I saw this pizza place. Buddy did the Damn thing with this. I will come here again and again.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Pepperoni Pizza
Great pizza, just a little pricy. For $8.35 a slice I think it could be a little cheaper, but you can’t be the location and the pizza is phenomenal.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Pizza good but definitely depends whos cooking it. Never had an issue until last night, ordered at 4am and requested a fresh whole pie and it came out in 5 mins. They said they had one in the oven but when I got back to room it was cold and definitely didn't seem like it was out the oven, again never had an issue before last night. Probably ordered a whole pie from here at least 20 times, but $50 ain't cheap so I make sure to always request a fresh pie straight from oven. Tried calling when I got back to the room but they don't answer their phones, then when went in person the next day and manager said thats looks fresh to him and other employee said remembers me and it was from the oven but I think I would know. Mulberry Street Pizzeria at Resorts world is prolly the best pizza on the strip. $30 for cheese pie.
My buddy and I were craving a bite to eat after a show at the Sphere. We were staying at Harrah's Las Vegas Hotel & Casino and walked around the casino late hours for a place to eat. We came across PizzaCake by Chef Buddy Valastro. Chef Buddy gained fame for his "Cake Boss" series on TLC years back. PizzaCake is a fast-casual concept pizzeria that serves slices of pie East Coast and Sicilian style. The menu has a variety of pizza slices along with dessert. When I was in Vegas a couple of years ago, I tried a slice of rainbow cake from one of those cake ATMs that they have in some of the casinos. The cakes and cookies in these ATMs are from Buddy Valastro's Carlo's Bakery in New Jersey. Here at PizzaCake, they have the same cakes along with some cannoli and cookie cakes on the menu. I didn't have any cake this time around, but did order a slice of Spicy Supreme pizza to satisfy my late night craving. If you are looking for a place for a quick bite for lunch or late night eats without table service. PizzaCake is a good place to stop in. It is located near the front entrance at Harrah's. They even have a to-go window and a cake vending machine outside to serve foot traffic on the strip. There was a line when I was here, but it moved fairly quick.
I met a wonderful woman today, whom with I shared great conversation with. Come to find out we are both from the north eastcoast. We started talking about food we love from the northeast - pizza pizza pizza. She suggested many slices from pizza cake, to which I provided would be my favorite. Long story short, she provided me with that slice. First bite brought me right back! As being a local Vegas resident, when we hit the strip I will definitely come back to grab a slice.