Zizi's Pizza

Zizi's Pizza is definitely one of the more affordable places to eat at MGM National Harbor, with slices averaging to about $5 each (though a whole pie can quickly get up to the $30-$40 range). It's basically a Sbarro with ready-made pizza slices on display, waiting to be reheated and brought back to life.We came around 9pm after a concert, and pickings were already slim. They were out of calzones, out of mushroom, out of veggie, and out of cheese slices; a new pepperoni pie was in the oven. I asked if they would have other pies available, but they said what was on display was all they had. Normally, 9pm at a fast casual joint - ok, close to the end of night, I understand why stock is low. But, given that this is a casino environment (casinos never sleep) and they're actually open until 1am, they should have more fresh pies available or in the works. Only the carne and bbq chicken pizza were in stock, plus a stromboli.The carne pizza looked like it had been sitting out too long, with cold cheese congealed over... so I opted for the bbq chicken pizza. My slice was heated up and packed in the standard to-go box. We also asked for a cup of water and the worker thoughtfully filled cups of water for everyone in our party.With the food court atmosphere, it's safe to assume most people will dine in. The employee ringing us up didn't make any assumptions and offered to bag the food up to-go. He also made sure to provide utensils and a side of marinara sauce for the Stromboli. Kudos to the employee for doing a thorough job.The bbq chicken pizza slice was average. There was plenty of chicken and you could taste the cheesy goodness in each bite. The crust could've been a little thicker for my tastes, but it was adequate to hold up to all of the bbq chicken toppings. All in all, ZiZi's is a solid option for a quick and cheap dinner at MGM National Harbor.

I'll give it a 3 since the lady at the register was friendly. The other dude was friendly when getting pizza but he didn't really like it when he had to get garlic knots. I only ordered garlic knots as an afterthought because I had a $25 food credit and still had room. Other than two slices of pizza, the food wasn't for me. I handed it out to poker room staff. As far as the pizza goes, I don't really know for sure because I had already eaten at Ginger (much better option at MGM National Harbor) and needed to use my other food coupon. So, after handing out free food upstairs in the poker room, I went to my car and tried the pizza, which by this time was cold. Not cold enough for cold pizza. More like that in between kind of cold. All I know is I spit it out. Based on circumstances, the pizza is somewhat of a mystery to me, but I can tell you with great confidence that it shouldn't be your first option when at MGM National Harbor.

I'll probably never order from here again! It's there as a late night option, but it's not good. It's just not the kind of thing you'd eat sober. I got a single slice of the chicken parm - not good. I really wanted a margherita, but they couldn't tell me how long the wait would be for it. They barely warm it up and throw it in a box. Not for me!! Sigh!

The hours published here on yelp are incorrect. On Friday and Saturday, this restaurant does not open until 3 PM.

Probably 3.5 stars, but I'll round up. Not a bad option if you're craving pizza at the casino. Try to get a slice from a freshly cooked pizza, as some of the pizzas on display looked like they've been there for a while. The 2 slices filled me up. Very cheesy and the crust was nice and firm. I'll return no problem.

Good option if you are in the hotel. Grab a pie and leave it in your room for when you get back late night.

After gambling for a little bit, we decided it was time to eat so we went to Zizi's Pizza, which was similar to a Sbarro in the sense they sold pizza by the slice, chicken parmesan, meatball parmesan hero, calzone, stromboli, garlic knots, and pre-packaged salads.We ordered a combo consisting for a slice of pepperoni pizza, cheesy garlic knots, and 20 oz Coca Cola for $12.99 and we added another slice of pepperoni pizza and a pre-packaged Caesar salad. The pepperoni pizza was crispy and delicious. The cheesy garlic knots consisted of melted cheese on top of garlic knots and were served with marinara sauce. However the garlic knots were hard on the outside and doughy and not elastic on the inside. The Caesar salad consisted of fresh romaine lettuce, shaved parmesan, and bite size croutons and a package of Caesar dressing. The only thing I didn't like about the salad was the bite size croutons which weren't crunchy. It would taste better with regular sized garlic croutons on the side.

I really appreciated how Kaleema was taking care of a dozen people at once, with what looked like a backed up line; but because she was handling things so efficiently, I had my order hot and paid for in just minutes. They say good people are hard to find - Kaleema was a joy to find on a hungry night!

Great service the pizza was really good. I will rate this place a 7/10. They have Parmesan there if you'd like it too.

I have ordered pizza at Zizi's and given that it is an MGM outlet, the food has been ok. I usually order a slice to take home or eat on the premises. Recently, I ordered a slice of peperoni to and while I was eating it, excessive oil dripped onto my shirt, and it tasted very salty. Pizza that is ordered is normally pre-cooked and sits on the counter prior to being ordered and heated in the pizza oven. How fresh it is in unknown, and this may be an issue if it sits too long, given the dairy or cheese and meat used. The service is generally good, and the staff is friendly, but I believe more can be done to offer fresher pizza that is cooked to order and the use of less oil and overly salty meat.