Moneyline Pizza & Bar

Came in clutch when hungry and nothing else left open at the Aria. It was close to the poker room which made it easy to grab and go and get back to my game. What I love, is that they heat it up in a fire oven! Just be careful and let it cool down a bit before taking a bite. Made that mistake trying to eat it right away and burned the roof of my mouth... but I was soo hungry ....Another great thing is that it doesn't burn your bank account at less than $10 for the slice (considering LV prices) and the slice is super big (about the size of ~2-2.5 slices from other places or from a pie) so you get your moneys worth IMO! Literally had to hold it NYC style to keep it more sturdy but it was still so big ! Definitely filled me up.I had the Meat Lover which was delicious with the mix of meats on it and I liked how the crust wasn't too tough to eat! Had a few cheese pull moments as well.

We went twice. Here's what you do... Get on MyVegas and get the $20 off $40 deal... because the pizza here isn't cheap. It's HUGE, but it's not worth all that. If you pay full price, you'll be pissed off. Get yourself a pizza. It's a lot of food for two but it's the way to go. Do not attempt the hummus... that's awful. Don't think sharing a salad and a pizza for two is good... it's way too much food. Get a pizza. Get a simple pizza. Service here is generally hectic and not that professional. Don't expect much and then you won't be disappointed. Again - here is what you do... MyVegas deal. Order a pizza and some beer. Move on with your life. It's not right, but it's OK.

We ordered a caesar salad, 2 slices of pizza and chicken wings. The wait was longer than expected, especially after a long day of flying in from Hawaii.The hostess wasn't very helpful as we looked at the menu and asked a couple questions. It seemed like her makeup was more important than helping customers, it happens.After getting our order and taking it back to out hotel room at V'dara, we were so hungry and excited to try Moneyline's food. The romaine lettuce in caesar salad was wilted & would suggest soaking it in cold water before serving. As I am taking my 3rd bite into the salad, I felt something get stuck in my teeth. OMG! it was blonde hair and definitely not my hair - I have dark brown hair and my dad is bald. So very, very disappointed. Not going to return here at all.

Located off the casino in Aria hotel it's very convenient for a large group staying there. We were 20+ and the tables/booths worked well. We ate several meat, margarita and vege pizzas with a salad and lots of charcuterie spreads as well. Full bar kept us hydrated with every kind of cocktail and beers on tap too. Perfect spot to take a break from gambling and business and just have some tasty pizza and beers.

Because it's pizza night! We happened to be walking along The Strip by Aria on a beautiful Saturday night just getting some steps and this restaurant appeared to be the closest pizza establishment. Pride of Italy | Sometimes it's just all about the dough. Could not stop talking about the quality of the dough. It has a crunchiness on the outside but a soft and chewy texture on the inside. The appearance of the pizza was similar to a caprese pizza, with slices of mozzarella, chopped basil, and tomato sauce as the base. Although the pizza was simple, the quality was above average. Calabrese Hummus | Flatbread slices had the same taste and texture as pita bread, with a slight sweetness and soft texture. It was served with carrot slices, peppers, and radish slices. Topped with chickpeas, the hummus gave a hint of garlic, not as creamy, but still smooth.Menu: There was also option to build your own pizza. Other items other than pizza were salad, wings, sandwiches, just to name a few. Service: The server was helpful and knowledgeable about the items and ingredients. Order came out quick. There were not as many TVs around the restaurant, but it's still a good option for watching sports.Parking: Aria. Free parking for the first 3 hours of Self-Park, except during special events, with a valid NV driver license. Otherwise, $18 from Monday through Thursday, $23 from Friday through Sunday. It's a short walk to The Shops at Crystals. (As of October 2024)

Awful! Added extra toppings for a fee. Barely any toppings.Used to be so much better. Don't save on ingredients. Prices go up with almost to no toppings. Will not go back.

Located inside the Aria hotel/casino right next to their mgm sports book. The pizza was pretty good, they're generous with the toppings and cheese and the wings are a pretty good size. The prices here are typical modern Vegas prices so don't expect any bargains but compared to the all the other pizza that you can easily find in the city Moneyline is really good quality.They also have pizza by the slice right in the front for fast to go orders.

Best Stromboli hands down I've ever had. I ordered a chicken and bacon Stromboli. It tastes like a calzone, but the bread is crispy crunchy on the outside and soft in the inside. Delicious!The cashiers are also super nice and friendly. This is where I go for my Stromboli fix!

I've been to moneyline twice now, looking for a quick and casual bite in the Aria. The calamari was fine but small portioned. And the pizzas are okay, I've had pepperoni, a white pie, and the hot honey pizza. The dough doesn't have anything special- not super soft and light or chewy. And there's always a lot of grease. But in a pinch? It's an affordable, casual, and well portioned spot to eat in one of the best Vegas hotels.

I'm staying at the Aria Sky Suites and had a lovely little lunch at Moneyline today. We made a reservation for 12:30 and the friendly host sat us right away. We had a nice half booth, half table seat and the restaurant was probably about 75% full. With that in mind, I'm going to recommend reservations to be safe & avoid a wait.Unsurprisingly, the main focus here is pizza, hence the name. However, their salad is money for me! I'm not big on salad but actually loved the Caesar Salad from Moneyline Pizza. Fresh & leafy romaine hearts, shaved parmesan, and a couple of oversized garlic focaccia croutons made it quite tasty.My friend and I tried and enjoyed the super veggie filled Okie Dokie Artichoke pizza which had a nice lemon-basil pesto, onions, peppers, tons of fresh spinach, burrata and some huge hunks of artichokes. We also had their version of a Hawaiian which had big pieces of pineapple & bacon, it also had quite a quick littered with a few too many jalapenos.Overall, we had a great meal. We were well taken care of and out within an hour of sitting down. Moneyline can be a solid dining option with an awesome lunch time deal! $20 for soup or salad and a mini pizza. Alright Moneyline! I see the steals!