I Tried the Strip's Most Popular Pizza Spots (Bad Idea)

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We hit five of the Las Vegas Strip's most talked-about pizza spots in one day to see if Strip prices actually get you Strip-quality pizza. Most of them didn't hold up.

First stop: Miami Slice inside Fontainebleau Las Vegas, the Miami-inspired jumbo-slice pizza counter that's been part of the resort since it opened. We went while Fontainebleau was hosting its Carín León takeover, the pop-up tied to his historic Sphere residency launch, so the whole property was packed.

Next: Pizzaoki, DJ Steve Aoki's pizza concept inside the Proper Eats food hall at Aria.

Then Secret Pizza, the no-sign, no-menu slice counter tucked down an unmarked hallway at The Cosmopolitan — a cult Strip secret since Cosmo opened back in 2010.

We also checked out How Ya Dough'n, the pizzeria that went viral for its Dubai chocolate pie, which just opened a new Strip location inside BLVD — the new open-air shopping and dining complex built where the old Hawaiian Marketplace used to sit on the south Strip.

Last stop: La Pizza e La Pasta inside Eataly at Park MGM, the Italian marketplace's sit-down pizza and pasta counter.

Verdict: is Las Vegas Strip pizza worth it in 2026? Watch to see which spot actually earned its price tag — and which ones we're never going back to.

???? Spots featured:
Miami Slice – Fontainebleau Las Vegas
Pizzaoki – Proper Eats Food Hall, Aria
Secret Pizza – The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas
How Ya Dough'n – BLVD, Las Vegas Strip
La Pizza e La Pasta – Eataly, Park MGM

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Las Vegas Restaurant
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