Secret Pizza

Cheap eats on the Strip? Of course, the moniker of cheap is relative to the rest of the areas, but cheap and secret live up to its name. No signage that I could see and I did the stereotypical wandering around like a lost tourist but it was worth it for a quick bite before a show. Had their deep dish cheese and a meat and pepper pizza with a Holy Cannoli. All three were great. I got the deep dish and it was good but regretted not getting one of the others. Definitely would go again if I'm in the area. Have fun finding it!

As we were landing in Las Vegas, we decided we wanted pizza and started scoping out places to get it and came across Secrets. We thought the review photos didn't look all that hot and were skeptical but decided to give it a go based on the high ratings and great reviews. We struggled to find it within the Cosmopolitan hotel and did have to ask for directions but it was well worth it! There was a minimal line when we arrived but everyone there was raving about the pizza. I ordered a slice of the supreme and then asked for a suggestion on the second slice. The gentleman working told me his favorite was the sausage and ricotta but that the general favorite was the garlic Parmesan. To try both, I ordered one and my bf ordered the other then we also ordered a ranch for the crust! I was shocked at how good this pizza was - so delicious! I agree with the employee and the ricotta/sausage would be my favorite even though every slice was good. The ranch was also huge which makes sense as to why they charge for it. We got our slices to go and went to eat the pizza in the area outside of secrets where there are couches and little tables for better people watching but there are bar stools and little high top tables within the shop. The staff is friendly, the food is great and everything was quick and easy - I would absolutely go back!

One of the only cheap eats on the strip! Nothing hits the spot like Secret Pizza after a night out of drinks. It's not really a secret because you'll probably see a line in the hallway to the restaurant, but the line moves fast and it's definitely worth it. Although the New York style slices are solid, the Detroit style is where it's at. The super crunchy bottom with the soft focaccia dough is amazing. If you can get the Detroit style white pizza, it's like a super creamy, cheesy, garlic bread which is exactly what I want when I'm drunk. The New York slices are pretty good because it reminds me of Pizza Hut thin crust pizza. The bottom is super thin and crispy which I love. It's nice how they warm up each slice to order and you can add toppings when they warm it up since the best topping is meatballs and I'll add it to anything.

If you're looking for the real deal, and by that I mean New York pizza, then Secret Pizza is your destination(that is if you can find it). Tucked away in a secret spot, Secret Pizza easily folds as real pizza should do. Oil drips easily down the fold. The crust is crisp and bubbled. I chose a plain slice as that would allow me to be the ultimate judge. It did not disappoint. Secret pizza is simply appointed. Service is quick and friendly. Interior is simple but you're there for the pizza. When in Vegas, don't miss out on Secret Pizza.

Located in a secret alleyway on the 3rd floor of the Cosmopolitan Hotel, this pizza joint is popular spot for the people that know about it. There's no exterior signage so iykyk. It's pretty pricy for a slice of pizza (around $8.50 for a slice) but considering it's at the Cosmopolitan, I guess it's fair? If you're with 2-3 people and can wait a little, I'd recommend getting a whole pizza for around $32. Keep in mind that there's usually a line here so expect to wait at least 15-20 minutes until you can place your order. The pizza is essentially New York style: thin crust, flat, slightly crispy, and very oily. I thought it was pretty good, though.

No signs, no big flashy entrance--you just have to know it's there. And let me tell you, it's totally worth finding!I had the white pizza, and wow--it was absolutely delicious. Super buttery, garlicky, and just bursting with flavor. The cheese was creamy, maybe ricotta? Not totally sure, but whatever it was, it was amazing!Also tried the meat pizza, and it did not disappoint. The sausage was super flavorful, pepperoni was on point--just all the good stuff packed onto one slice.It's open late, but be warned--long line. So even though it's a "secret," everybody clearly knows about it. The whole vibe has a cool speakeasy feel, but the space inside is pretty small.Service was solid, especially considering how packed it was. Definitely a must-try if you're in the area!

Secret Pizza is a literal hidden gem in The Cosmopolitan because there's no signage or directions! We had a tough time finding it initially but it is located in the narrow hallway next to Blue Ribbon on the 3rd floor. It was definitely an excursion trying to find it but the search was well worth it.I ordered a slice of the cheese pizza while I was here and it was surprisingly really good! I loved how warm and crispy the crust was and how cheesy the actual pizza was. The slice itself was also pretty big and overall, for $6.50 a slice, it's one of the more affordable options you can get on the strip. The store itself is on the smaller end and there isn't a ton of seats, but we were able to snag some while we were there. Service is friendly.Overall, I'd recommend secret pizza and will be back in the future!

Fantastic legit NY style thin crust pizza comparable to my fav pizzas in NYC. Got few slices to sample. Mushroom was delish with crispy thin crust. Meatball & ricotto cheese was greasy, cheesy & succulant, crust was less crispy. At $8/slice you are better off getting whole pie for large partiesLocated at Cosmo Boulevard tower level 3, find the giant Chandelier bar & take escalator up. Narrow entrance is unmarked but next to Blue Ribbon

Quality/Quantity - Veggie Slice - Yes, trying to eat more healthy... My favorite pizzas are with a crispy thin crust. Baked well, but I would have preferred more toppings and cheese.Candied Orange Cannoli - My daughter loved this. It was just okay for me.No tap water, only bottled water. But they were nice enough to give us a cup of ice. Too bad they could not tell us where the closest water fountain was...Atmosphere - Tiny location. NOT hidden nor a secret anymore, lol. Even with no external signage. Take the elevator to the 3rd floor, exit right, and make a u-turn. Find the alley with all the record album covers. Bar table seating only, approximately 9 stools. But many people take their pizza to the 3rd floor lobby to eat, which is actually much more comfortable.Open 7 days a week from 11am to 4am; perfect for those late night eats.This would be a 5 star review if I was here at 3am drunk, lol. Service - Just okay.Price - $19; expensive for what we got. My veggie slice went up $3 (50%) since two years ago... And I still can't get a glass of water, LOL. But actually reasonable for LV strip pricing.Owner Comment - Congrats on your success since 2010...? I just reread my previous review and should have custom made my slice.

Shhh! It's in the 3rd floor of the Cosmopolitan,Literally hidden down a hallway corridor- We got 3 slices and 2 beers for $50+Follow your nose!