Double Zero Pie & Pub

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This daredevil pizza destination pays homage to the motorcycle stunt king himself, Evel Knievel, through memorabilia-covered walls, themed menu items, and live events that are just as extreme as the restaurant's namesake.

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This hidden spot in the Cosmopolitan serves up full pies, slices, salads, beer, and wine in a space that is covered in vintage vinyl record covers.

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No need to choose between New York or Chicago style pizza, this Las Vegas pizza bar says that you can have the best of both worlds by serving their pies in triangles, squares, or deep dish style in a classic neighborhood vibe.

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Pizza Rock, conceived by George Karpaty, Tony Gemignani, and Trevor Hewitt, transforms pizza into an elevated experience. Located in Downtown Las Vegas, the 185-seat restaurant, designed by Michael Boskovich, showcases Gemignani's award-winning pizzas, diverse pasta offerings, and a lively bar scene with artisan cocktails and an extensive beer selection. Beyond a dining destination, Pizza Rock is a vibrant space where patrons can savor authentic flavors and immerse themselves in a dynamic atmosphere.

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For the most authentic Napoli-style pizza you've ever had in your life, look no further than Settebello Pizzeria Napoletana in Henderson. With multiple locations across the country, Settebelo is one of the first places in the United States to recreate the deliciousness of authentic Pizza Napoletana. So authentic, in fact, that the restaurant even has the seal of approval from the esteemed Associazione Verace Pizza Napoletana of Italy, which certifies that Settebello creates its pizza using the traditional techniques that have been used in Napoli for over 200 years. 

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In 1921, Joe's mom and grandma left Palermo, Sicily, and met grandpa in Chicago. Grandma was a culinary whiz and started her first restaurant in the 1950s, adding a banquet hall, steakhouse, and pizza joint over the years. In 1974, they packed up for Las Vegas and stumbled upon a charming 1933-built house, turning it into a restaurant that opened in May 1975. Stepping inside, guests are greeted by the irresistible scent of homemade Italian cooking, instantly feeling like they're in "grandma's house."

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Eggslut is an American egg-centric eatery, serving signature breakfast sandwiches and dessert coffee at a counter service spot inside the Cosmopolitan Las Vegas.

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