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Pin-Up Pizza at Planet Hollywood Las Vegas serves up the largest New York-style pizza slices on the Strip. Located right on Las Vegas Blvd, this casual spot offers hand-tossed pies made with authentic Italian ingredients like pomodorini pelati tomatoes imported from Naples. Guests can dine inside with views of the open kitchen or enjoy people-watching from the outdoor patio. The menu includes classic cheese, pepperoni, buffalo chicken, and Big Meat slices, plus garlic knots and customizable pasta bowls. Open daily from 11 AM, with dine-in, takeout, and delivery options available. Perfect for pizza lovers seeking a quick bite or a late-night snack. Caesars Rewards members can earn and redeem points here.
Casual pizza joint inside Planet Hollywood serving New York-style slices amid vintage pin-up decor.
Address and Contact Information
Address: Planet Hollywood Las Vegas Resort & Casino, 3667 Las Vegas Blvd S, Las Vegas, NV 89109
Phone: (702) 785-5888
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Reviews
Diedrick Griep
Located in Harrah’s casino, the pizza is huge and taste pretty good. Definitely worth stopping here in between gambling sessions or a quick bite on your way up to the room.
… moreFelix G
Pin-Up Pizza is located on the outside Strip facing side of planet Hollywood. You can access from outside or inside through the Sportsbook. Oh man, does it get busy during game day. It’s a very tight space, with no seats, only limited standing bar areas inside and outside. If you’re eating inside, expect someone next to you and behind you trying to order their food. I think most people grab a slice and head back to watch games anyways.
My only complaint is that they advertise all over that pizza slices are $5.99. You’d think there would be more options, but it’s only the cheese slice at that prices. Pepperoni and meat slices, you’re looking at $8.99 a slice. It’s a bit of a disappointment
The staff is friendly and service is fairly quick. Pizza is delicious, cheesy and fair amount of toppings. Great place for a quick slice.
… moreMy only complaint is that they advertise all over that pizza slices are $5.99. You’d think there would be more options, but it’s only the cheese slice at that prices. Pepperoni and meat slices, you’re looking at $8.99 a slice. It’s a bit of a disappointment
The staff is friendly and service is fairly quick. Pizza is delicious, cheesy and fair amount of toppings. Great place for a quick slice.
Lauren Lancaster
Went here a year ago and the pizza was totally worth it. Just ordered an “18 inch slice” and was greatly disappointed. Not worth the money at all, and completely false advertising. Don’t waste your time ordering from here. At least the garlic knot was as advertised
… moreTopher Ellis
Stopped by this place while walking down the strip. I guess the name “Pin-Up Pizza” got our curiosity. The place is just a typical pizza place with very large and pricey slices. We ended up getting one slice and splitting it and 2 garlic knots. The pizza was pretty good, but not worth the price but the garlic knots were great.
… moreLankton Brab
Pin-up has become an absolute embarrassment, a hollow corpse of what was once a respectable pizza place. Calling what they serve now “pizza” is generous to the point of delusion. This isn’t decline — it’s deliberate sabotage of their own reputation.
The pizzas are pathetically small, like something you’d get out of a frozen-food aisle and regret instantly. Opening the box feels like being scammed in real time. They didn’t just shave off a slice or two — they gutted the product and hoped customers were too stupid to notice.
The ingredients are cheap, lifeless trash. The cheese tastes artificial, the sauce is bland and forgettable, and the toppings are so sparse it’s almost insulting. Every bite screams cost-cutting desperation. Whatever pride they once had is gone, replaced by the culinary equivalent of corner-cutting corporate sludge.
And somehow — somehow — they had the audacity to raise prices. Smaller pizza. Worse ingredients. Higher cost. That’s not business, that’s contempt. They are openly daring customers to keep coming back while delivering less than the bare minimum.
Pin-up didn’t “change,” it betrayed its customers. Loyal regulars are being milked for every dollar while being fed inferior garbage. The place has no soul left — just greed, laziness, and complete disregard for anyone who remembers how good it used to be.
This isn’t a bad day or a temporary dip in quality. This is a full-on collapse driven by arrogance and penny-pinching. If you still eat here, you’re paying premium prices to be disappointed. Pin-up is no longer worth your time, your money, or your appetite. It deserves to be avoided until it either fixes everything or fades into irrelevance — which, at this rate, can’t come soon enough.
… moreThe pizzas are pathetically small, like something you’d get out of a frozen-food aisle and regret instantly. Opening the box feels like being scammed in real time. They didn’t just shave off a slice or two — they gutted the product and hoped customers were too stupid to notice.
The ingredients are cheap, lifeless trash. The cheese tastes artificial, the sauce is bland and forgettable, and the toppings are so sparse it’s almost insulting. Every bite screams cost-cutting desperation. Whatever pride they once had is gone, replaced by the culinary equivalent of corner-cutting corporate sludge.
And somehow — somehow — they had the audacity to raise prices. Smaller pizza. Worse ingredients. Higher cost. That’s not business, that’s contempt. They are openly daring customers to keep coming back while delivering less than the bare minimum.
Pin-up didn’t “change,” it betrayed its customers. Loyal regulars are being milked for every dollar while being fed inferior garbage. The place has no soul left — just greed, laziness, and complete disregard for anyone who remembers how good it used to be.
This isn’t a bad day or a temporary dip in quality. This is a full-on collapse driven by arrogance and penny-pinching. If you still eat here, you’re paying premium prices to be disappointed. Pin-up is no longer worth your time, your money, or your appetite. It deserves to be avoided until it either fixes everything or fades into irrelevance — which, at this rate, can’t come soon enough.
Cathy S
This is by far my favorite pizza place. Buffalo pizza caught my eye. Had buffalo chicken, celery and carrots on top. Pizza slices were huge and first was very crispy which I love. I ordered the same pizza again a week later and it didn’t have the celery and carrots on it which I was really bummed about. But when I come back I’ll be sure to ask for them on top as it was very unique toppings which caught my eye from the start. Very crave able slices. You can also get a mega pie for a big party. Pricing was not bad here.
… moreRGV Recommends
A family member recommended this pizza place. It’s the largest slice of pizza on the Vegas strip. We ordered pepperoni and big meat pizza. The person who helped me was very helpful and courteous.
The cost of slices start at $12.99 and up. Plenty of pizza decisions to pick from. It was good and they were making pizza consistently.
You order your pizza and they call you when ready. No sitting area, only standing but the view is good. Right on the Vegas strip.
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… moreThe cost of slices start at $12.99 and up. Plenty of pizza decisions to pick from. It was good and they were making pizza consistently.
You order your pizza and they call you when ready. No sitting area, only standing but the view is good. Right on the Vegas strip.
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K. T.
Came here for the first time. Ordered a whole pizza of meat lovers. It’s expensive, but it is the largest pizza that I’ve ordered and/or seen in my life. This pizza makes Sams Club and Costco pizza look like a small pizza for toddlers lol. It’s still pretty expensive if ordered by the slice, but it’s worth eating once in a while. This pizza fed me and my 4 friends for 2 days. I think the meat lovers had pepperoni, sausage, and meatballs. Very flavorful and delicious especially coming straight from the oven. It was fun carrying this humungous pizza box through the casino back to my hotel. I was a walking billboard advertisement for this place
Staff are super friendly and fast. No parking available unless you parked somewhere at these hotels. No restrooms either. There is a really small area outside and inside where you can eat.
… moreStaff are super friendly and fast. No parking available unless you parked somewhere at these hotels. No restrooms either. There is a really small area outside and inside where you can eat.
Sarah Munger
Huge slices of absolutely delicious pizza!! This was our first stop off the plane. Highly recommend the margherita (with the balsamic tomatoes) and the chicken florentine, (with creamy, ricotta cheese). I’d go back!
… moreLauryn Brooks
I really enjoyed the convenient location near our hotel. We were able to walk up and had minimal wait. The staff was kind and cordial. Cons lie in the taste and cost of the pizza. The slice was large but very mediocre. I recommend this place if you are craving pizza and want a quick bite to eat, but don’t expect to be blown away.
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