Pizza Place

The first thing to know going in is that the portions are HUGE! When we went, they were running a special of a slice of pizza, sundae, and a drink for $ 12.50. This is one of the best deals we found during our weekend on the Strip.
Thankfully, the food is also really tasty. The sauce was great, and all of the gelato was excellent.
The staff was very friendly, and there is a nice (and possibly romantic) view of two waterfalls on the Wynn property.

Great place for a quick bite before hitting the clubs at Wynn.
Pizzas took a while to cook, and were just ok.
Pesto Pizza: not recommend — looked like they just squeezed some ready-​made pesto onto the slice
Meatball pizza: had the thinnest slice of meatballs ever! We had to ask the server where the meatball was! Apparently, it’s cut so thin and hidden behind some sauce!
orzo pasta salad: pretty decent, but then again, I love orzo salad!
Insider Tip:
The only saving grace to this place is the view. Make sure to sit outside on the patio and watch the water fountains.

Not great pizza, but then again I don’t like NY style thin crust .
Went here twice — Ham & pineple. The second trip I ordered Sangria and sat outside watching the waterfall, which was really nice.
They dont have a bunch of pizzas sitting around and sold by the slice. You order at the counter, and wait with a little metal sign clip with your # on it.
It was a great opportunity to enjoy my table outside with my book for company, And the waterfall for Ambience. Not expensive. They also had gellato, however I didn’t indulge.
Good if you have cranky kids in tow :)
Lucky for me, this is not the case (I left my BF at home) hehehe

This place is pretty far off from the casino area, especially when granny experiences pain in her legs, the walk is even longer and there aren’t places for her to sit and rest. Not worth it at all.
Carne Pizza Slice was pretty weak. It’s just a pepperoni slice with a couple sausage pieces. I have to admit, the thin crust was good, but the toppings were weak for the price.
Garlic Fries, I don’t know what the big deal is, there isn’t much garlic flavor on them and not much cheese. It was like the garlic was an after thought, super lame.
This place really gets 2.5 stars, the staff is great, just the food was a fail…

A good place for quick grubs if you’re at the Wynn… especially now with the vegan options including vegan cheese!
Pros:
— Crispy Tofu Sandwich! They were surprisingly good– reminds me of those meatball sandwiches but better.
— Vegan cheese options
— Nice view of the waterfalls inside & outside
— Reasonable prices for the Wynn
— Vegan gelatos!
Cons:
— Long wait. They did warn us that it would take 25 minutes for our pizza.
3.5 stars.

I really liked this place because of the décor/​ambiance. It reminded me of real pizza places in Europe — as with everything at Wynn/​Encore, it is extremely beautiful.
The pizza was good — not as good as NYC, despite Steve Wynn’s declarations to the contrary — but def good. Enjoyed an icy cold Peroni in a frosted glass — love that attention to detail.
Place looks out on the man-​made waterfall and river, which is lovely and relaxing. Also, liked the visit I had with a duck.
Staff was super friendly — as with all staff I encountered at Wynn/​Encore.

One of the few places that isn’t too ridiculously over-​priced in Las Vegas!
They have pretty good «meal deals» where you can get a slice of pizza and side for about $ 8. That sounds pretty lame, but when you see the SIZE of a pizza slice you’ll change your mind. These slices are BIGGER THAN YOUR FACE, and they are pretty yummy to boot.
I got the meat-​something-​something pizza (lots of meat) that was yummy, and the man-​friend got the meat-​ball pizza. The meat-​ball pizza is a little different, but it’s not too bad, but I’d stick with the meat-​something-​something I got.
No idea why, but I was in love with their fries & garlic bread. Super good.
Gelato isn’t too shabby either!
I would definitely go back!

The place is cute and has great décor. I really felt like eating some pizza after our long journey from one end of the strip to the other :). What we ordered:
The Carne Pizza (Sausage, peporoni, ham, and cheese)
Cucumber salad
Tomato soup
Coconut Gelato
All of it was very good! There is plenty of seating outside and inside the little café. We spent about 30.00 bucks all together and they also had a military discount. The pizza is thin crust and had just the right amount of sauce. It was fresh, hot, and tasted great! A little pricey but hey what do you expect it’s the Wynn in Vegas!

We walked past this place so many times, but never stopped for pizza. We decided to try it during our recent vegas trip.
They offered a «meal deal» which consists of a slice of thin crust pizza and a choice of side with either garlic parm fries, bread knots, or salad. for around $ 9.
I got a slice of pesto with shaved Parmesan and pine nuts pizza and my BF got the meal deal and choose the carne pizza, which had sausage, pepperoni, and cheese with the parm fries. The carne was pretty greasy… and tasted ok… but the pesto pizza was super delicious and the pine nuts added a special kick… the fries were decent, they were really crispy. but lacked flavor. didnt taste any garlic or Parmesan on it.
At $ 6 for a slice of pizza by itself, it is pretty damn expensive. but the views are really nice if you eat there since it’s next to their waterfalls. so i guess ur paying for the views. and those are some nice waterfall views.
The drink is an additional $ 3.75 i believe. but it’s refillable so i guess it’s not that bad…

It served its intended purpose. Gigantic, thin slices of pizza.
For around 35 bucks, we ordered the large which was enough to feed 3 guys and 2 girls (with about 1 whole slice left in tact). Although pricy, considering the fact that we got full off of this, it is somewhat a cheap alternative to other dining options. We got a half/​half of meatball and pesto, both of which I think were pretty good. We also got a side of parm fries and garlic knots (think bread rolls). I think I would pass on the rolls in the future, nothing to write home about and seemed a little overbaked.
My biggest complaint is the soda/​water fountain isn’t accessible to customers so you end up standing in line for a simple refill that you would be able to take care of yourself if it was available for the public. I felt bad asking for a refill and because I was holding a lot of cups, it just makes it inconvenient on the consumer.

We stopped by the Pizza Place for a snack to keep our tummies content until buffet time.
We ordered a slice of cheese pizza but for some reason got veggie. They ask you to upgrade to the meal deal so we got the garlic knots. The meal deal does not include a drink so it is an additional $ 3.75 for a soda. Not impressed with none of the food at all. The pizza was oily and the garlic knots were too bready and plain. Although the soda was expensive, it is refillable at the counter. The cappuccino gelato I had was alright.
The pluses to this place is the outside patio seating next to the waterfall and free wifi. With a view like that, I feel they should be serving up something better than pizza. Or at least good pizza.

I kept hearing that this place might be as good as NYC pizza in my hotel room. I decided I had to check it out and it turned out to be the cheapest place to eat at the Wynn hotel. A 12 inch meat lovers pizza was about $ 15 which is a good price for anything on the strip!
The staff were super friendly and took my order. I was a little excited and a little giddy considering every time I’ve ate at the Wynn I’ve been extremely happy with my experience.
The pizza arrived, I opened the box and it smelled delicious and looked pretty damn good.
I felt like a host from one of those food network shows and grabbed a slide and took the biggest bite of disappointment :(
Wynn please go back to the drawing board so that your pizza is in the same class as your other restaurants.
The pizza lacked a lot of flavour, the crust was not cooked well at all and tasted like a terrible piece of flatbread.
The pizza doesn’t contend with NY style pizza and honestly I it very similar to some grocery store cooked pizza.
Sorry Wynn but I was expecting much better.

Si vous avez chaud et que vous n’est pas adepte de la climatisation, dépêchez vous !!! Pour vous rafraichir près de la Cascade du Pizza Place. Mais soyez très rapide ou chanceux car les places en terrasse près de celle-​ci sont très très chères.
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Et pour ce qui est du déjeuner, mon sandwich était parfaitement garni et très bon. Seul regret c’est les piments dans la garniture, un peu trop en mon goût.
La salade était très fraiche et bien assaisonnée. Le pain (garlic Knots) était hyper gras et 4EUR pour 3 petits morceaux ça frôle le vol.
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Ce qui est top, c’est la boisson à volonté.

The most inexpensive place to eat at the Wynn.
According to Mr. Wynn the Pizza Place gives NY style pizza a run for its money. I beg to differ.
I was really expecting the pizza to be excellent. It was only okay. You can order a pie or by the slice, start with a simple cheese pizza and add on ingredients and price.
I had a «cheese» pizza with pepperoni, onions, and peppers. First of all I expected the peppers to be green but they were red. I also expected the ingredients finely chopped, they weren’t.
The pizza itself was good but a little too greasy for me. With nothing but a fancy napkin to blot it with, I just didn’t blot. The slices are big so that’s a plus.
Also tried their basic vinaigrette salad which was okay, again not the best and the dressing wasn’t mixed that well against the greens (come on people).
My favorite thing here was their iced tea that had a hint of passion tea but wasn’t sweet.
Due to the wind outside we were forced to sit inside and were not able to enjoy the sounds of the waterfalls outside.

Anywhere you eat in the Wynn will be pretty expensive, but prices here aren’t too bad (for Vegas). I’d rather eat here than at the other cafes at the Wynn.
Good service, good pizza and salad, and pretty good garlic knots. though I’d opt for the garlic and parmesan fries :) You can sit out on the patio and watch the waterfall. There’s also an outlet outside, if you wanted to use your laptop or anything.
8.95 for large slice of pizza and your choice of a side; about $ 24 for a whole pie, salad, and choice of side.

I love this random pizzeria/​restaurant in the Wynn hotel in Las Vegas.
They not only have really GOOD pizza that’s true to New York style, but they also have…
–breakfast and brunch
–good salads
–great desserts including gelato
–other Italian sandwiches
–free wifi for hotel guests
–really good sangria
–patio seating with waterfall/​garden views
It’s out-​the-​ass expensive … but it’s Vegas, what do you expect?
Lunch deal is pretty good — slice of your choice (any variety) and a side (either salad, fries, or garlic knots) for $ 8.

I brought some ladies here for National Vegan Pizza Day and we shared a giant 22″ veggie pizza made vegan. They use the Chicago Soy Dairy brand of vegan cheese (Teese) here. This is one of the best vegan pizza cheezes. It melts well and is also tasty! AND you can’t even buy it anywhere else in town, so it’s a real treat to find it here.
If you check my pix, you’ll see that the pizza was gigantic, and the four of us were stuffed (we even had a slice left over). The veggie came with roasted red peppers, roasted onions, kalamata olives (way to class it up Wynn!), and mushrooms.
We all really enjoyed it (including the non-​vegan amongst us), and at ~$ 40 with tax and tip, it wasn’t terribly expensive split four ways. It’s not pizza hut cheap, but then again, it actually tasted good.
We dined outside on the patio by the lovely fake waterfall and stream. It was a warmish day, but they still had the outdoor heaters going, which was nice since we were in the shade.
Pizza Place has several other vegan offerings that I am excited to try, including zeppole, fruit sorbets and a Tofu «Parmesan» (I’m guessing that means parmagiana-​style) Sandwich.
Free refills on sodas! Which is only fair when they run $ 3.50 a pop. (see what I did there?! HA!)
Great option for fairly inexpensive vegan dining in a very expensive casino. MUCH more bang than Stratta for your vegan buck.

When picking up rando couples in Vegas, this is a good place to eat before joining them for a topless afternoon at the European pool.
Meatball sliders? Great idea! Too much oregano.
Pizza — Nice crust, but not «as good as anything you’d get in New York» as promised by Steve Wynn on my tv. Import the water and try again.
I did not try the chicken sandwich but my companions made much ado about whatever stinky cheese was on it. (Smelled like asiago to me, they hated it, I bet I would have liked it but the olives kept me away.)
Espresso was good, but not as good as what I got in the Venetian. Also, WHY would you put a macchiato in a cappucino mug? WHHHHYYY? Cupware fail.
Mango gelato was lovely but could have been richer.
Okay, this is really a three star experience, but if you score one of the few tables by the waterfall on the patio in the back… POOF! Four stars.
(Five stars when you learn the rando couple you picked up is buying, but I can’t credit Pizza Place for that.)

Sugar & Ice had been replaced by Pizza Place at the end of the Esplanade. When was this?!
We grabbed a quick bite to eat before heading out to Encore Beach club since we learned our lesson the day before: to eat.
A slice of pizza is around $ 5. We grabbed some slices, which took forever to get! I thought it was a quick, ready to heat up type of place, since the pizzas were obviously in the window display. I guess they decide to make the dough on the spot: P jk!
Free refills! So if you were dehydrated as much as I was since I didn’t have a drink in my hands, then do not fear!
Plenty of seats and cheaper than most places in Vegas if you are on a budget!!!

DELICIOUS FOOD!
We ordered:
Roasted Chicken breast sandwich with a choice of side salad or side dish (i got the side salad) 12.99
Side order of Garlic and Parmesan fries 4.99
Side order of Meatballs $ 4.99
Garlic fries and meatballs were amazing!!!
Meatballs were fresh, if your a meatball lover please do yourself a favor and visit this place for a bite.
Gellato was also amazing chocolate and coconut were both very tasty for desert.
Beautiful layout in the beautiful Wynn atmosphere which has a deck to eat on near a waterfall and nice lights. Inside was very easy going also, which have some TV’s to watch your favorite sports on.
Good stuff must visit trust me you will love it

Probably one of the cheapest eateries in the Wynn/​Encore establishment. Sorry folks, you won’t find Panda Express or a McDonald’s in here but you can try that $ 10 Circus Circus buffet down the street if you’re on a serious budget.
From our room, we watched the hotel’s food channel that describes each dining options in Steve Wynn’s arsenal. When he talked about the Pizza Place (located at the beginning of Wynn’s indoor shopping row), he claimed to have brought NY style pizza to Sin City.
The pizza here is thin crust. So if you’re a fan of that, then that should gain a slight favor from you. Although, the crust itself can use some help. It was just too doughy and dry. I had a slice of the meatball pizza. It was a nice sized slice but only to be topped off with two measly pieces of meatballs. They had a deal where I got that with some garlic fries for about $ 8. Fries were quite oily. My friend had a sandwich with a simple salad and the tomato soup.
Top all that with an almost $ 4 refillable fountain drink, total came out to about $ 30 something. Don’t ask but just remember which hotel you are dining at. It was a simple dinner and I didn’t expect much. I just knew it was going to get pricey eventually.
Overall, the pizza was decent. Nothing outstanding here but just take it as a quick fix. BTW, the place does get packed especially after Le Reve lets out, so while one of you is ordering, the other should grab a table. They also do take out and you can take a whole box of pizza pie as well.