Pizzeria de Enzo

I wanted a quick lunch and headed over to one of my favorite, Noodle Asia, but I knew I wasn’t eating there since the line was a mile long. So, I sighed and headed over to the food court on the same level as the Venetian Casino. I don’t expect much from a counter service place, but I noted while standing in line and evaluating the foods displayed in the glass counter, I thought, this is going to be better than a typical walk up counter place. While not the greatest place to have Italian, especially in Vegas and especially inside the Venetian, the meal was better than adequate. If you’re looking for a quick fix, then this place will meet your expectations.

Very good and greasy pizza. The last touch of throwing it in the oven and serving it piping hot made it great. Great pizza that is available 24 – 7, hard to go wrong.

Staying at the Palazzo, this was tooooooo conveniently located not to go after a night at the clubs. Especially when Asian Noodle closes at 3am and Pizzeria de Enzo is open 24 hours.
Garlic knots and pizza by the slice at 3am? Tooooooo clutch. TOO CLUTCH. Knots were great and crust of the pizza was delicious.
Came back when I was sober on another Vegas trip and the knots were just as good, crust of the pizza though was eh.
After going their drunk and sober *drum roll*: Drunk, 5 stars for. Sober, 3. #Shocker

Be really drunk and order a whole pie. It’ll be good times. Don’t go there if you are sober!

Food ok… customer service crappy. very pushy even when no one is in line. will not be going back.

After being too impatient to wait for Noodle Asia to open, I went to the worst food court ever. Pizzeria de Enzo was the only place in the Venetian Vicinity to grab food for a quick bite. I got an open face spinach and onion crostini for $ 6 just to get something to eat. It was mediocre, but I did not have high expectations. They get credit for being convenient, especially because its open 24 hrs.

I stopped here because I had no choice and I was quiet pleased. I ordered a large pizza and it was about 30 $s the pizza was big and greasy just like any other pizza only difference is that it is located in the Venetian.

I don’t expect much from food that I’m getting from a food court. But even with my lowered expectations, I was still disappointed.
I ordered spaghetti. I LOVE spaghetti. Even cheap food court spaghetti. But the spaghetti here was not satisfying at all. The sauce was practically flavorless and was too diluted — not the slightest bit chunky at all. I ended up only eating half of it and tossing the rest. And I only ate that much of it because I was STARVING and needed something in my stomach before heading out for the night.
One plus — you get a side with your order. I opted for the Caesar salad, which was decent. You can’t really mess that up too bad can you?
Vegas prices, so expect to shell out a few more bucks for something you would normally get for cheaper elsewhere.
Maybe I should have just been safe and gone with the pizza.

Great place to get pizza in the Venetian. It’s located just around the corner from the main lobby. Pizza slices are New York style — thin crust, but huge slice. Single topping is about $ 5 per slice.
At first, it seems like a let down because you think you are going to get a slice of pizza that has been sitting under the heat lamp all day. But once you order, they pull a piece out and heat it up in the pizza oven for a few minutes.
Good service and good quality, I would eat there again.

Little pizza place in the Venetian between the entrance
to the elevators to the hotel rooms and the walkway to the
main check-​in desk. I ended up getting a quick bite to eat
here because it was very convenient. It’s still Vegas prices
but at least it was never too crowded. Also, free wi-​fi here.
I had to do some work on my trip (yeah — even in Vegas) and
there is one table here that actually has an electrical outlet
right next to it so you can hang out for a while and plug in
a laptop if need be. The wi-​fi connection here was actually
pretty good and I could connect to my employer’s VPN without
much of a problem. I would even say it was better than the
connection in my room which they actually charge for.
So I got breakfast here — eggs, sausage, french toast for
a reasonable price. Also lunch — usually several Sicilian pizza
slices and a drink. Decent pizzas — not the best I ever had but
definitely hit the spot. You can charge it to your room (if you’re
staying at the Venetian) so that’s a plus. Also, if you face the
casino while sitting at the tables it’s great for people-​watching.

If you’re in The Venetian and you need a quick bite, the pizza here just may be right up your alley. It’s located right off the main casino floor, near the front registration desk. It’s nestled in a small food court.
Th slices are pricey, will likely run you $ 5+ (more money if you add toppings or get specialty slices). The day I was there I had 2 slices: mushroom and pepperoni and a two cheese/​basil combo. Both were thin and were heated up in their oven. Overall I enjoyed them, but for $ 12.97 — man, they better have tasted good!
Comparable to Secret Pizza @ Cosmo, but definitely lacking. The tastes are about the same, with Secret PIzza winning by a hair. However, Secret Pizza’s prices are obviously much more friendly than this little pizzeria.
And for those not interested in pizza, they do serve other Italian dishes, which appeared to me to look dissatisfying to say the least.

Pizzeria de Enzo is a small little pizzeria on the casino level floor of The Venetian in Las Vegas. Their slices are like a true New York style of pizza– large, thin crusts with a variety of toppings. It’s a great place for a quick tasty bite.