Secret not so secret pizza? Located on the third floor next to the Marquee guest list line entrance is this tucked away long tunnel of magazine wall art. We went 9pm on a Friday and the line wasn’t so bad. But when we came back around 11ish to get into Marquee, the line was out through the tunnel hallway into the main floor. They sell NY style thin sliced pizza by slice or whole. Cheese only is $5.25, additional toppings are $0.50 each. But you couldn’t custom make your order and must order from what’s already there. I got one with everything on it and cost $6.50. There’s mushrooms and non meat items for those that are vegetarian. I love that it’s not greasy and I didn’t have to use a napkin to blot the oil.

Hands down, this pizza is the best pizza this side of the country! This place seriously rocked my perception of good pizza! I will support them every single time I am in Vegas. This place is casual, small and quick(if you don't get caught up in a lunch rush or line of hungry after-partiers). They have great options for ready-made slices, they'll even pop it in the oven for a toasty reheat! Also available is made to order pies!

Go into the cosmopolitan then look for one of these floor signs to know what floor you're on. Go up till you get to 3. Look for signs for Blue Ribbon then just go the hallway to the right. You can't eat it there on the counters so you gotta find a place to sit down and eat somewhere else. Try it out!

A “Secret” pizza place located somewhere in The Cosmopolitan Hotel and Casino. There’s no signs or anything pointing you in the direction of this place. You just have to find it on your own! The pizza here is some of the best I’ve ever had! They sell it by the slice or a whole pie. Drinks are also available. Many different combinations and toppings to choose from! The staff is very quick, friendly and helpful! The prices are reasonable for being on the Vegas Strip! I definitely recommend finding it and enjoying some of the best pizza you’ll ever have!

Hidden down an unmarked hallway next to blue ribbon chop house is some REALLY awesome pizza! There isn't a sign in the hallway it hides down or on the pizza boxes, staff shirts, or anywhere else you'll have to ask for directions but it's worth hunting down. The white pizza is very popular for reasons that become obvious as soon as you taste it. I'm a huge fan of cold pizza (often preferring cold over fresh) but for some reason this pizza didn't taste as good cold so eat it hot and fresh and you won't be disappointed. I will definitely return!

Heard about a secret pizza place down an album hallway, of course, I had to visit. Located in the Cosmopolitan, from the lobby, take the escalators up, twice. Then look for the album hallway. Secret Pizza at the end of the hallway. Small eat in spot with big pizza slices, pricey at $5 a slice but worth the experience. I ordered 2 slices of pepperoni pizza and a root beer soda. I grabbed a stool at the eating area and ate inside. Only one other couple was there eating at the time. 3 or 4 more people came in to order as I was eating so definitely a steady flow of customers

Great little spot. 3rd floor with no sign. Just a wide wooden door. It's just to the right of Blue Ribbon. Pizza was made to order with fresh ingredients. Be bought a whole supreme pie and a 2 liter of Pepsi. We will be back.

It was quite a wait, but I figured it would be good if this many people were waiting for it. So first off, I did not see any ready vegan option. I only mention this because my friend who was with me is vegan. So you would have to order a custom pizza, which is fine and would take about 25 minutes. Since she didn't want pizza, me and my other friend just got slices which all looked great. I personally love pepperoni and cheese, but they also had a 3 cheese with garlic. Both were absolutely amazing. The crust was perfect, nice and thin. My friend got what looked to be the meat lovers and it was also awesome. I would definitely recommend to at least get it once while you are there. Prices were good too. Definitely the best pizza I've had yet while in Vegas.

The name tells it all! This place is hidden, no advertisement or signage anywhere to let you know it's there. Hidden in a hallway that you wouldn't expect to lead you to a small pizza joint. Classic New York style Neapolitan style pizza. This was satisfying for the price. For two or more people I would recommend ordering an entire pizza ($32 vs $40+ for 2 people 2 slices and a drink). Overall not bad. There's a lot better in Vegas and this would be comparable to your typical slice spot.

Dude, I think the secret is out! Once you find it hidden in the Cosmopolitan you won't be disappointed. We beat the dinner rush, and didn't have a long wait in line at all. They do whole pies or by the slice with as few or as many toppings you want to add. We went slice, pepperoni and black olive, as well as pepperoni, sliced sausage and mushroom. Quite worth the wait. I liked the crust and toppings were had the right amount of zing. Prices certainly fair for the Vegas strip. Find it and you'll enjoy it!

Go to the 3rd floor of the Cosmopolitan and look for the hallway with all the LPs. I got a slice of pepperoni with onions and black olives. Really tasty, fresh ingredients---delicious slice! You'll easily want more.

Secret pizza at the Cosmopolitan is the best late night pizza that you can find. The lineups are horrible so make sure that you’re hungry if you’re gonna wait in line or go during lunch time. Traditional Crispy crust with delicious toppings and great ambiance topped off with a Vegas pinball game! Wish it was more secret. #lasvegas

I was skeptical at first. But this is really good pizza. I had the pepperoni and ricotta cheese slices and they sure we're tasty. Quality ingredients. Drinks are a bit expensive but the pizza is good value for some great tasting pie. Due to Covid there is no seating in the small space but you can take your pie and eat in the common area on the third floor. Friendly and quick service. Good late night last stop before ending the night.

Not-so-secret, but we’ll worth the wait. A bit hard to find, but the journey made the pizza all the better. Album art on the walls whilst in line made the queue more bearable. Pizza itself was some of the best I’ve had outside of NYC. Crust could have been a bit chewier on the inside, but overall, bravo.

Tucked away pizza shop in the Cosmopolitan hotel that serves some bomb thin crust pizza. The slices are huge and the pizzas taste amazing. I am a fan and will wander here again in the future Food I got the pepperoni and mushroom topping pizza and I thought it was really good. I haven’t had many good thin crust pizza places in Seattle so I enjoyed the pizza here. The crust is thin and crisp. And the cheese and pepperoni were not overly oily and greasy. There are many other kinds of classic topping pizzas or you can add what you want. Atmosphere There is a long dark hallway filled with LP covers from history that you wait in while waiting to order. There isn’t much seating inside so you’ll see a lot of people eating their pizza outside in the hotel lobby or just gobbling it down before heading back out into the hotel. Pricing Prices are expensive for the pizza. A single slice is 6.50!!! The pizza is good but I don’t think the price is exactly worth coming here all the time for a cheap quick bite. Definitely worth a try once though. Service Service is fast at the counter. They’ll pop your pizza in the oven for a couple seconds to heat it up and make sure you get a nice warm slice. Other The entrance can be tricky to find since there is no signage but it is next to Blue Ribbon.

There’s a lot of hype surrounding this spot! It’s on the 3rd floor of the Cosmopolitan - it’s open (generally 11am-4am). If it’s open you’ll see a line extending down a non-descript hallway. If it’s not open, the door is closed off and it looks as if nothing is there and it’s easy to miss. I spent 3 days in Vegas and tried to go each night after midnight but the line was always about 40 minutes long…too long for my buddies to wait for random pizza. We finally revised our plan and got to experience a few slices on Day 3. Pro tip: Go at 10:45am and be the first in line when they slide the big faux panel open! I’m a pizza purist - pepperoni is all I need. The pizza was really good. Great crispy crust. Nice sweet sauce. Fantastic cheese. For me, the pepperonis were too large and too spicy. I will order cheese only on my next visit. Hope you find it and even more so, hope you enjoy a few slices!!

Ok, so the fact that it's hidden and tucked away in a corner is fun. It's not a speakeasy situation, but you have to know where you're going. The pizza is good. It's not life changing, but for where you're at, you probably aren't going to find a better pizza. They capitalized on the nostalgia of an old pizzeria and old Vegas vibes. I didn't stand in line at 2am when it wraps around the corner. But if the line is short give it a try.

This hidden gem is a total showstopper, and every time I swing by, I'm still blown away by the line wrapped around the block. The pizza's off the charts, no question about it, but the tight space can be a buzzkill unless you're a Cosmopolitan hotel guest, getting lucky and chowing down on your slice in your room. And let's be real, the drink options are kinda meh, and the service ain't exactly earning any hospitality awards. But you know what? Despite all that, this joint stays one of a kind, and the pizza quality year after year remains top-notch, making it still my go-to pizza spot in town.

Secret pizza has some really amazing pizza hands down. It's a little hole in the wall and the back corner of a casino but it's got some really really great pizza. Not just it's super late at night and I'm drunk but actually good pizza. I would recommend checking out secret pizza if you're around and can find it. I would definitely love to come back.

Secret Pizza is SO good! The perfect late night snack that’s cheesy, ooey gooey, and perfectly cooked. There’s always a line so be prepared to wait a bit before ordering. There’s a no wait for slices and about a 15 minute wait for whole pizzas. The staff are friendly and work so fast! I definitely recommend giving this place a visit, or two.

Love this place! My goto for pizza in Vegas. Meat pizza with ricotta cheese is out of this world! If you go on thebweekends after midnight, expect a big line. The club scene knows the secret 😉

Worth the wait. Amazing pizza. Try the white pizza (thin regular slice, the thick slice is too much bread) and the meatball and ricotta. Wait in this line. Hey - drunk person, you’re making the right decision reading this. Go get in line or stay in line. You’ll thank me.

This place is always a MUST when we come to Vegas. The pizza is always piping hot and yummy. It’s pretty pricey for a slice, but you can’t not try it. Two bummers are that there’s never anywhere to sit, if you’re lucky enough to find a spot, it’s most likely dirty. And the other one is the drinks are really small, you have to ask for a refill almost immediately. I recommend the pepperoni slice with pepperoncini. It’s the best!

Hard to find, but that's part of the fun. The whole allure is that its hard to find and there's no branding on any of the boxes. It's down a long hallway with no signs to indicate you're going to the right place until you get there. There's no frozen ingredients here and the 2 slices I had were fantastic. The next time in Vegas I'll definitely be going back. Slices are 6 to 7ish dollars. They also sell whole pizzas as well.

Fun to find! A secret little hallway decorated with album covers.. leads into a kitchen with AMAZING pizza!! The staff was nice. Very small little hole, a few seats and a few standing areas. Only downfall- Vegas Prices! A soda, a water, and 2 slices of pizza = $34!

Our friends told us about this place and I'm so grateful they did. Great, fun location, excellent pizza (we had their white pizza and ricotta/homemade meatball), and fantastic price. A great, affordable snack!

Best pizza! Worth the trip to Cosmo even if you are not staying there. A 2 topping slice runs about $5.50, whole pie made to order $32 and takes about 20 minutes. A selection of pre-made slices are ready to choose from, and are heated up in pizza oven fresh for you! On 3rd floor of Boulevard tower. Look for big open wood door and hallway lined with vinyl albums.

This is one of our must stops when we’re in Las Vegas! Open late, great price, hot, delicious, crispy crust and always tasty! I crave it! I love it! You have to find it this hidden gem, you won’t be sorry.

Unmarked hole in the wall hallway to a well-known secret. Get a quick slice of pizza or if you're willing to wait a little longer get a whole made to order pizza. Very limited seating and can be a long line even at midnight. Pizza and ingredients were top-notch and worthy. Recommend roasted tomatoes if you go custom.

IMHO (coming from a transplanted New Yorker), the best thin crust New York style pizza in Vegas, complete with tiled walls similar to the NY subway. Very reasonably priced, especially for being in a high end hotel on the Strip.

Authentic New York experience in the middle of Vegas strip. It was a bit hard to find. You got to go the third floor and go through a narrow corridor beside a fancy sit-in restaurant. The pizza was really good. There is not a lot of space to sit and eat. It is mostly for takeout or standing and eating, which is okay. The staff was able to get the orders going pretty efficiently.

This hidden gem on the third floor was worth the find! Had the pepperoni and mushroom and it was really good. Really expensive for one slice. I recall it being around $17 for 2 slices… did I just make that up? I hope so.. try it out but check the prices first so you don’t almost swallow your gum like I did.

Took a minute to find but well worth the hunt. Cool place. Super friendly staff and fantastic thin crust pizza. Highly recommend seeking it out.

All hype. It’s hidden in plain sight, yes. No, it’s not worth $6.50 a slice and more for toppings. I tried the cheese to get a baseline. They reheated what was on the counter and displayed. It was way too hot to eat for at least 10 mins. What sauce??? It was basically cheese & crust. Decent cheese. NYC taught me way better than this, for Vegas it does the job at 4 am. One & done.

I had heard about and seen folks with pizza boxes at Cosmopolitan before. Somehow I never stumbled into the (not so) Secret Pizza. I think one way it hides is that it is on what I consider the more premium dining level (3) vs. the food hall & more affordable dining choices on level 2. Tonight I got a white slice. Not only did it bring back memories of pizza after nightlife in Seattle (paper plates, food service checkerboard paper); it was downright delicious. Ricotta reheated well, the garlic 🧄 tasted fresh pressed, and they clearly use whole milk mozzarella as a base here. I'll be back!

Look, either you like legitimate NYC-style pizza, and you know what it is, or you're okay with anything that has the word "pizza" attached to it. It's fine either way, but if you love, or even NEED, actual NYC-style pizza, with its perfectly crispy super-thin crust, you won't go wrong finding your way into Cosmopolitan's Secret Pizza. That's what I did! I was having a drink at the nearby speakeasy and telling my server about my big plans to head up the strip to an excellent NYC slice spot at another resort when she asked if I knew about "Secret Pizza." I was skeptical and I hadn't...but she pointed me there...discretely down a pathway between two other shops and behold a line was there waiting for me to enter. I couldn't see to the end of the line, but I love a good line so I stood in it and I was rewarded at the end with an actual NYC Slice shop waiting for me to sample its wares. I had 2 cheese slices...it was my first time there and a cheese slice is my litmus test for any pizza spot. It was perfect. Exactly as thin and crispy as you'd find in Jersey or Manhattan. It was exactly what I was looking for. The whole secret vibe of it was cool, so, shhh...don't tell anyone...we don't want that line to get any longer.

Really good pizza as far as options in Vegas go. Only downside is there is hardly any seating room inside if you’re eating there. There is more seating outside, but not very ideal unless you’re just downing a slice and moving on quickly. Definitely worth a visit though if you’re in the area and hungry for pizza.

Located on third floor next to the blue ribbon sign. It is in a red-ish hallway. It is no secret, there is always people there. They don't really clean the countertops. The pizza was too salty for me. It is a cheaper eat on the strip but wouldn't say good value. It is crispy but NYC pizza is much better. It is pre-made pizza that they reheat.

It is not worth waiting 30 minutes to get a slice of pizza in a passage! The people at the checkout counter are extremely slow and deliberately so! She took 5 mins to cash out one customer. The people making pizzas we’re working super fast. The whole system is inefficient. It shouldn’t take more than a minute to check out slices which are ready to go. The ricotta Garlic cheese pizza is too in your face. The vegetarian option was good. Avoid the ricotta topping it’s way too much cheese on a pizza.

The not so secret, Secret Pizza at The Cosmopolitan Las Vegas. We visited in July 2023 and got two slices (pepperoni and sausage). You can only order from the pies they have ready to go, so a little pot luck. But, everything is super tasty. The crust had a great snap.

We partied on the old Las Vegas strip and got back to our hotel hungry! Get ready to wait in line for some pizza as the line to order makes you think, it's not so secret. We ordered a whole pizza for a bigger than usual price tag, but it was a good size and enough for a large group. Sorry no pix of the pizza, we ordered it, devoured it and went straight to bed!

We stay at the Cosmo a lot. This pizza place is our favorite spot. It's open till really late. We love it since we drink late at night and get hungry. It's on the third floor of the Cosmo, in the Boulevard Tower, it's called Secret Pizza. There are no obvious signs so you have to look for this long hallway and walk through it, or just ask the staff..lol. the prices are reasonable. $7 a slice, any additional toppings are extra. They also have a few beer options. Light beer and IPA's. You must try it!

So cute! Great spoke to pop in for a good slice of pizza. Very tasty! Reasonably priced and fast service. Def recommend!

It's a little hidden and you will definitely miss the entrance. It's directly opposite the escalators in the main lobby area. Great slice of New York style pizza - all white sauce with pepperoni was great, you'll be full on 2 slices.

A hidden unmarked pizza place in the Cosmopolitan Hotel. It's open until 4 am. I was there at 1 am and had to wait in line for 30 min. There is a long hallway lined with framed old records at the end is a small area with pizza ovens and a cash register and a long bar against the wall with only a couple of bar stools. Most people do take out. It's pizza by the slice or you can buy a whole pizza. The pizza is pretty good.

Cute little hidden spot in The Cosmopolitan Casino. On the 3rd floor. Pizza was amazing, staff was friendly and the space was retro like and very clean, though it does get a bit cold on certain areas. They can make you a slice of pizza of your choise even if its not available at the counter. It was around $35 for 3 slices of pizza and a drink.

What a great pizza. Garlic pepperoni. With Cosmo food credit, I couldn't spend it all. The pizza is priced lower than you expect at a casino on the strip. The guy (Adrian) at the register was awesome. He has patience and he listens and he has helpful suggestions

Absolutely amazing pizza. They could do a tiny bet better with hiding the place, but I still appreciate that it's a little easter egg in the hotel. The staff was great and the pizza was amazing. We'll be back here every time we come to Vegas, that's for sure!

I wish I could give this place 6 stars! One the best slices of pizza that I have ever had, hands down. The name is accurate, you have to know how to get to this spot and it is worth it. It should be a secret because this place is cheap, especially for Vegas and the strip. The service is awesome and they are so thankful too! Make this spot a MUST on your visit to Vegas for sure!

The first you will think to yourself is, "this line is too long let's get out of here" but that will be the biggest Vegas mistake you will make. It's worth the wait! Every time we stay at the Cosmopolitan we have to pick up some secret pizza. The entire pie is a better deal for larger groups but you do have to wait a little longer. The crust, cheese, and pepperoni is my favorite. A must try here at the Cosmo. Pizza Chef and Staff know exactly what they are doing!

This place is more than just pizza. First of all there are no signs to direct you there because it’s “secret”. Late at night the line can be a little long but it moves quickly. We didn’t mind the wait because we met some cool people in line with us. Once we got our pizza we all went and hung out while we ate our pizza. It was pretty funny how many people would stop and ask where to get the pizza and they literally standing right outside the door. I would absolutely come here again because it was really a fun experience. The pizza is pretty good too so that helps! I was so hungry I ate my slice before I remembered to take a picture.