How could you go wrong walking down a long hallway that leads to pizza right? It's called Secret Pizza for a reason. Took my friends who had never been and the experience did not disappoint. There was a one to get pizza even on a Sunday night, but the huge slice of pizza was definitely worth the wait. Not many spots to eat inside so recommend taking your pizza slice to the seating areas in the restaurant row area.

I stopped by having been here a handful of times, usually after a few drinks. This time I was at an event across the way and figured I'd grab a quick slice before heading to the car. To my surprise the line wasn't long and I was able to quickly place my order. I was able to grab one of the half dozen barstools strewn about. The normal coming and going of take out on the strip kept the counter buzzing and the staff was super friendly with all the interactions I overheard. This isn't a place I'd try to sit down with my family or even a handful of friends but it was perfect for my quick stop. I couldn't decide on a slice so I went with two. The jalapeño and pepperoni classic style is something I can resist. I hadn't tried the Sicilian and couldn't resist. Bother were very generous size servings, heated perfectly with the right amount of golden crust on the bottom but still soft center. The pizza didn't disappoint, the service was friendly, and the decor is fun with old records, stickers slapped all over and sports on the TVs.

Secret Pizza is a not so secret pizza spot located on the third floor of the Cosmopolitan Hotel. The entrance appears to be a long corridor but you'll be able to identify the restaurant by the long line of individuals waiting for pizza after a long night out. Secret Pizza offers pizza by the slice and whole pies. The wait can be upwards of 40 minutes so make sure to plan accordingly if you're planning for a late night snack.

In love!! This hidden gem is a must while in Vegas. Cheap eats at its best! The pizza was delicious, and served fast. Meatball ricotta- get a slice of this, I promise you will not be disappointed. Service is super fast. Did I mention the price in Vegas??!! Such a deal. It truly is hidden in a hallway.

Y'all my group came to Secret Pizza maybe 4 times in the 5 days that we were in Vegas LOL I guess it was just that good. Located in the Cosmopolitan, it was just a short walk from the Bellagio, which is where we were staying. It's on the third floor of the Cosmo in an unmarked hallway, but there was a line into the hallway so it wasn't so secret to find. The line moves decently fast for only 3 people working behind the counter (1 cashier and 2 people on the ovens). It's a small space with maybe 6 barstools along the back wall, so I'd recommend taking your pizza elsewhere to enjoy. If you have a large enough group, ordering a whole pie is definitely economical and doesn't take as long as they say. The first whole pie we ordered, they said it would be a 25 min wait, but they called our name in less than 15. We ordered a 4 topping pie with mushrooms, garlic, roasted peppers, and ricotta and sides of ranch and 2 side salads. We were able to find seats one floor down at some couches to enjoy our food. The NY-style thin crust was cooked perfectly, with a nice chew and a bit of char. Toppings were plentiful and brought such good flavor, especially the fresh garlic. The salads were just prepackaged ones, but they were still fresh. I can't believe we were able to feed 4 people with $55 on the Strip! The next time we came we got a white pie with onions and ricotta fluff and only waited about 25 minutes to get our pizza this time, instead of the quoted 45 minutes to 1 hour wait. I personally preferred the red sauce pizza we had, especially because the white pie was a little too burnt on the bottom. Overall, it's a solid spot for a quick bite, though there is often a line, especially as people get drunchies as the night goes on!

Tucked away within the bustling corridors of The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas lies a hidden culinary gem that has garnered a cult following among locals and visitors alike: Secret Pizza. As its name suggests, this clandestine pizzeria is not marked by flashy signage or neon lights. Instead, it beckons hungry patrons with an air of mystery, waiting to be discovered by those in the know. The journey to Secret Pizza begins with a quest through the hotel's various corridors, guided only by word of mouth or the occasional discreet signage hinting at its existence. For some, the thrill of uncovering this hidden treasure adds an extra layer of excitement to the dining experience. Upon arrival, guests are greeted by a cozy, no-frills ambiance that exudes a nostalgic charm reminiscent of traditional New York pizzerias. The space is adorned with vintage album covers, graffiti-adorned walls, and communal seating that fosters a sense of camaraderie among diners. The can't miss slice is the cheese pizza with EXTRA mushrooms, and they know what extra means! Paired with a cold Bud Light makes a perfect meal.

Stumbled upon this delicious & discreet pizza place inside of the Cosmopolitan. This place was so hard to find ... but as soon as we found it everything was so worth it When I say this pizza is different... it's truly unique. The cheese on the white pizza quite literally melted into my mouth. My bf loves his crust thin and this place was perfect. Secret pizza is notorious for their thinly sliced pizzas. The crust is super thin, and the pizza had just the right amount of grease. I also love how discreet and hidden this place is--there's no sign that says "secret pizza," just a secret alleyway to get in. It's located on the third floor of The Cosmopolitan! I give this place a 10/10. I'll 100% be coming back when I'm in Vegas again :)

Apparently, this pizza shop is a tick tok sensation. Hint: If you take the elevator to 3, you are right next to the unnamed hallway lined with record albums. My friend had sausage on her pizza. Not sausage crumbles. The sausage was sliced like pepperoni. One slice will tide you over to dinner. A second slice will ruin dinner. Quirky ... but a good slice of pizza

You can't really find the name of this pizza place from any billboards telling you directions of places because you know. (whispers) it's a secret. However, it is somewhere in the Cosmopolitan Resort. Tbh, it's not that hard to find especially if you researched it online. It's a very small place. Can be quite difficult to dine here due to limited seatings. Pizza tastes good and I like how they kept the old-fashioned design of this place. It's my second time here and nothing really changed. I think it's good if you're grabbing a quick lunch. The hallway is very long consisting of probably old pictures. It would be surprising if people took up space from it.

We came to Secret Pizza on a recommendation, and did not disappoint. The location is cozy and "secret" but look for the hall of records and you'll be in the joint in no time. Find your way to the third floor of the Cosmopolitan! The pizza itself was A+, we went back for seconds - thankfully the lines weren't too long during our visit. The service was mid, especially the cashiers. I understand the quickness of each transaction in such a busy place but between talking to coworkers and what felt like a slow movement to get service items- the overall duration of your wait likely could have been decreased with more oomph in their step.