Good2go

Very nice place, looks like part of a food court. A lot of. Food options around it. Pizza was awesome... With an amazing tomato sauce and very steingie cheese. We built our own pizza... 30 bucks gets you nothing on it... All add ons are $3 to $4 each and canned drinks are the whopping $8 each... Which is just a bit pricey for so thing you can get from. The liquor store for no more than 3 bucks. Either way up to par with what everyone else is charging so all good. Staff WAs super friendly.

The pizza was good. What I hated was the hours of my vegas vacation I had to spend getting back my own money these crooks working for them stole. I was charged $12 for 2 slices which is a little pricey but hey its Vegas. But what i wasnt expecting to see the next morning when i logged into my mobile banking app the next morning, was another pending transaction for $129. Needless to say the cashier tried to take advantage of the fact that i was intoxicated the previous night and probably pocketed the extra money. Thank god i had my receipt and with the power of cellphone technology was able to prove i never had a "pizza party" the five mins i was there the night before and magically racked up a debit of close to $130. So beware and carry cash when you eat here. This place also needs to re-evaluate who they hire. Sad part is their pizza would have gotten a 5. This was an irritating nightmare that nearly ruined the last day of my vacation.

The experience was okay until, the order had to have a simple correction made to it. He asked us how many slices we wanted the pizza cut into and I told him "8" slices and he even wrote it on the receipt (which I still have). When the pizza came out, it was cut into 6 slices (and these are big slices) and some of the people in my party can't finish a big slice like that. When my fiance and I went to tell them that the pizza was supposed to be cut in 8 slices (as written down on the receipt) he sharply answered, "well, what do you want me to do about it? Cut it again?" Geez, don't ask us how many slices and then, when done incorrectly (on your part) get mad at us as if it's our fault. YES, PLEASE!!! Cut the pizza into 12 slices, since it can't be Re-cut into 8. The fact of the matter was, don't throw attitude to the customer when it was your error to begin with.