Choose Las Vegas pizza by the exact restaurant, portion and complete outing cost. A quick Strip slice, a Downtown whole pie and an off-Strip Italian dinner serve different plans. The four options below have identifiable locations and operator menus, rather than a generic ranking based on unverified visits.
Four places and the formats to compare
| Restaurant | Location | Useful comparison |
|---|---|---|
| PizzaCake by Buddy Valastro | Harrah’s Las Vegas on the Strip | Individual slices, whole pies and combinations |
| Evel Pie | 508 Fremont Street, Downtown | Individual slices or a 20-inch pie |
| Pizza Rock | 201 North Third Street, Downtown | Different whole-pizza styles, sizes and listed serving estimates |
| Monzù Italian Oven + Bar | 6020 West Flamingo Road, Suite 10 | An off-Strip Italian restaurant outing with a seasonal menu |
Monzù is on West Flamingo Road, not at Resorts World. Check the actual branch and route before reserving or ordering. The Downtown-versus-Strip guide helps group meals with the places you already plan to visit.
PizzaCake: a Strip slice with a published menu
The operator’s website identifies its Harrah’s location and lists cheese slices from $9.20 and pepperoni slices from $10.35. Its listed High Roller combination is $21.95 for two slices and a drink; check the eligible choices and final checkout rather than assuming every premium slice or beverage is included.
Two listed cheese slices alone total $18.40 before applicable extras. A combination may suit a different order, but it is not automatically a saving for someone who only wants one slice. The site lists late opening hours that differ by day; recheck your date and the service you need before planning a meal around a closing time.
Evel Pie: compare slices with the amount your group wants
Evel Pie’s location page lists 508 Fremont Street, with hours of 11 AM–2 AM Sunday–Thursday and 11 AM–4 AM Friday–Saturday. Confirm the current kitchen and ordering arrangements for a late visit.
Its main menu lists a Cheesy Rider cheese slice at $5.75 and a 20-inch version at $36. Pepperoni is $6.25 per slice or $38 for the 20-inch pie. Two cheese slices therefore have a listed subtotal of $11.50; two pepperoni slices total $12.50.
A whole pie and a couple of slices are different quantities. Ask about the actual size, toppings and portions your party wants instead of comparing unlike orders solely by the lowest number. Add drinks and any checkout charges separately.
Pizza Rock: the style changes the comparison
The Downtown menu at 201 North Third Street distinguishes Classic American, Classic Italian, Grandma, Sicilian, Detroit and New York/New Haven styles. Their sizes and serving estimates differ; one restaurant’s whole pie is not automatically equivalent to another’s.
The listed 13-inch Classic Pepperoni is $22.75 and a 20-ounce soda is $4.25. One of those pizzas plus two sodas totals $31.25 before tax, any service charges, chosen tips or transport. This is a calculation from the dated menu, not an all-in meal quote or a guarantee of how much two people will want to eat.
Compare the exact pizza and your party’s appetite. Do not assume that every style is sold by the slice, that a topping change is free or that all items have the same preparation time.
Monzù: plan a separate off-Strip dinner
The restaurant’s own website identifies Chef Giovanni Mauro’s Sicilian background and its location at 6020 West Flamingo Road, Suite 10. It lists dinner service Sunday–Thursday 4:30–9:30 PM and Friday–Saturday 4:30–10:30 PM, with lunch limited to catering and group reservations.
Its seasonal-menu page is the place to check the actual order. Do not transfer an old menu PDF’s prices to your date or treat Monzù as a Resorts World food-hall stop. Reserve and confirm any entertainment or group arrangements you want; include the return trip when comparing this dinner with a nearby slice.
Calculate the outing, not just the pizza price
Hypothetical four-person order: two $27 pies total $54. Four $4 drinks add $16, bringing the food-and-drink subtotal to $70. Add $20 of round-trip transport for a $90 group plan, or $22.50 each, before omitted taxes, service charges, chosen tips or other purchases.
Those inputs are an illustration, not quotes from the four restaurants. A cheaper pie across town can cost more overall if it requires a separate journey. Conversely, an off-Strip dinner may be worthwhile because it is the outing you want, rather than because it is guaranteed to save money.
Use the daily food-budget guide for meal allowances and the dinner-for-two guide to account for tax, tips and transport consistently. For the route itself, compare the Strip transport guide.
Check ingredients and preparation directly with the restaurant if a dietary requirement affects your order; a menu label alone does not establish every preparation arrangement. For broader menu choices, use the vegan and vegetarian dining guide.
Operator menus and locations checked October 16, 2026. Prices are dated listings, not guaranteed checkout totals. The separately labeled group example is hypothetical.
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