Hours
| Wednesday | 10 AM–10 PM |
| Thursday | 10 AM–10 PM |
| Friday | 10 AM–11 PM |
| Saturday | 10 AM–11 PM |
| Sunday | 10 AM–10 PM |
| Monday | 10 AM–10 PM |
| Tuesday | 10 AM–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 2390 E Serene Ave ste 400, Las Vegas, NV 89123
Phone: (702) 268-2849
Website: https://locations.princestreetpizza.com/serene
Menu Photos
Order and Reservations
Order: Order online
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Reviews
Carrie Z
This is a casual pizza spot with indoor and outdoor seating and a takeout option. They offer a good selection of pizza choices, including neopolitan and sicilian styles.
Flavor: The pizzas are not particularly saucy, and several options lean on the dry side. Since the crust gets a bit hard and you may not have a dip to save it, make sure to eat the crust with the pizza. The flavors are just ok.
Ordering: Slices are only available for ordering in store; online orders are limited to whole pizzas.
Prices: Pizza slices start at $6.
It’s fine for a quick, casual bite, and my rating would have been a 3.5 out of 5.0.
… moreFlavor: The pizzas are not particularly saucy, and several options lean on the dry side. Since the crust gets a bit hard and you may not have a dip to save it, make sure to eat the crust with the pizza. The flavors are just ok.
Ordering: Slices are only available for ordering in store; online orders are limited to whole pizzas.
Prices: Pizza slices start at $6.
It’s fine for a quick, casual bite, and my rating would have been a 3.5 out of 5.0.
Clara Kelley
Naughty Pie and winning pie “The Prince Potatoe” is a must try!! I was team pizza hut for a long time, very picky with my pizza. Then I found Anthony’s, then I had a dominoes phase. Welp! I’m a Prince St pizza fan now! Best sauces, sauce to dough ratio is perfect, marinara is perfectly balanced, ALL sauces are soooo good. My kids loved it I love it, yo check it out. We will be frequent visitors. Right off of eastern at their new location, not too crowded, family friendly, most of all wallet friendly. 5 slices, 3 drinks under $40. Whaaaat..yah we’ll be back.
… moreJ M
We stopped here mostly because 1. We love pizza and 2. We lived in New York for 15 years. The pizza here lives up to the name and might as well be something I picked up in Union Square, Prince or Spring street. I really enjoyed it and I plan to come get a whole fancy price pie to see what a full pue experience is. I recommend this place for sure. The owner is super nice and I like the vibe. It really brought me back to living in NY
… moreChalmer Harper
Every time I have been in Prince Street Pizza – everyone is super nice! They treat you like fam. The pizza is crazy delicious And they have the best promotions…did the Home Alone ‘Lovely Cheese Pizza’ from Little Nero’s more than once, and then, to have a Jack Eichel (Vegas Golden Knights) menu item – the Jack Pocket – is brilliant!
… moreSteven Tsang
We were so looking forward to try their pizzas and did not disappoint. We had their naughty pie and small pepperoni. The crust was a soft dough on the inside but crunchy on the outside. The spicy vodka sauce was amazing along with the big/thick cut pepperoni. The pepperoni was standard but still good. This place is not cheap but can taste the quality you pay for. This is a great addition to Henderson’s developing food scene. We highly recommend this place to anyone.
… moreHarrison Nguyen
★★☆☆☆
Prince St. Pizza, with its meticulously organized and well-illuminated interior, initially promises a neighborhood pizzeria experience that values its presentation and atmosphere. However, the culinary experience, unfortunately, falls short of this promise, leaving a sense of caution about the food quality.
I selected the **SPICY SPRING™️**, a dish that caught my attention for its Fra Diavolo sauce, pepperoni, fresh mozzarella, and Pecorino Romano. It promised an exciting fusion of heat and umami; in reality, it was pretty different. The Fra Diavolo sauce arrived surprisingly muted, with an odd, cloying sweetness that overwhelmed rather than complemented the anticipated tang of ripe tomatoes and the bold, slightly spicy kick one often craves from a pepperoni-laden pizza. While the pepperoni was present, it lacked the essential crispy edges that typically enhance its savory depth, and both the fresh mozzarella and Pecorino Romano felt out of place, failing to harmonize with the sauce’s overwhelming sweetness.
The two slices of THE ORIGINAL PRINCE, which I anticipated would offer a more classic experience, were equally unsatisfactory. The sauce suffered from the same bizarre sweetness, overshadowing its intended acidity and savory notes. Additionally, the cheese was notably lacking the desirable elastic quality and comforting warmth that define an authentic New York-style slice. Most disappointingly, both pizzas were served at a tepid temperature, which robbed them of their optimal texture and flavor. The coldness indicated either rushed service or a disconnect between the timing of oven dispatch and the subsequent plating. For what is marketed as a classic offering, the fundamental balance of acid, salt, and heat was off-kilter, leaving each bite frustratingly unanchored and unfulfilling. At the price point of $ 10 per slice, this was a particularly disappointing experience.
In conclusion, while the welcoming interior and the allure of quintessential New York-style pizza initially captured my interest, the lack of attention to critical execution elements — notably temperature, sauce balance, and finishing techniques such as the crust’s texture and the distribution of toppings — ultimately rendered this visit disappointing. I wouldn’t consider returning, as the city is filled with pizzerias that manage to deliver the essential qualities of great pizza with far greater consistency and reliability.
… morePrince St. Pizza, with its meticulously organized and well-illuminated interior, initially promises a neighborhood pizzeria experience that values its presentation and atmosphere. However, the culinary experience, unfortunately, falls short of this promise, leaving a sense of caution about the food quality.
I selected the **SPICY SPRING™️**, a dish that caught my attention for its Fra Diavolo sauce, pepperoni, fresh mozzarella, and Pecorino Romano. It promised an exciting fusion of heat and umami; in reality, it was pretty different. The Fra Diavolo sauce arrived surprisingly muted, with an odd, cloying sweetness that overwhelmed rather than complemented the anticipated tang of ripe tomatoes and the bold, slightly spicy kick one often craves from a pepperoni-laden pizza. While the pepperoni was present, it lacked the essential crispy edges that typically enhance its savory depth, and both the fresh mozzarella and Pecorino Romano felt out of place, failing to harmonize with the sauce’s overwhelming sweetness.
The two slices of THE ORIGINAL PRINCE, which I anticipated would offer a more classic experience, were equally unsatisfactory. The sauce suffered from the same bizarre sweetness, overshadowing its intended acidity and savory notes. Additionally, the cheese was notably lacking the desirable elastic quality and comforting warmth that define an authentic New York-style slice. Most disappointingly, both pizzas were served at a tepid temperature, which robbed them of their optimal texture and flavor. The coldness indicated either rushed service or a disconnect between the timing of oven dispatch and the subsequent plating. For what is marketed as a classic offering, the fundamental balance of acid, salt, and heat was off-kilter, leaving each bite frustratingly unanchored and unfulfilling. At the price point of $ 10 per slice, this was a particularly disappointing experience.
In conclusion, while the welcoming interior and the allure of quintessential New York-style pizza initially captured my interest, the lack of attention to critical execution elements — notably temperature, sauce balance, and finishing techniques such as the crust’s texture and the distribution of toppings — ultimately rendered this visit disappointing. I wouldn’t consider returning, as the city is filled with pizzerias that manage to deliver the essential qualities of great pizza with far greater consistency and reliability.
Ricky Bernardo
Tried on the second day after the grand opening , i heard allot of positive things but it just fell short for me i have tried lots of pizza places around the country and in vegas but prince street pizza would be at the bottom the cheese slices have been sitting out and look dried . The staff were very polite and remade it but the new slices just so much grease. I tried 3 different kind of slices and some were either old slices or greasy slices. Even though i was disappointed the staff was great maybe just need time to get the hang of things.
… moreRasheed Adeyemi
Pulled up to Prince Street Pizza while I’m out in Vegas comin’ from Atlanta, and yeah this spot legit. Soon as I walked in you could tell it’s a cool area, good energy, real people, not stiff or touristy vibes.
That Spicy Vodka pizza is serious. Crust had that perfect crunch, sauce had a lil kick to it, not too much but just right. Took one bite and already knew I messed up not ordering more. Def one of them slices you keep thinkin about later.
Shoutout to Christina, she was super welcoming and looked out the whole time. Made the experience smooth and easy, especially when you outta town and just tryin to enjoy yourself.
All in all, this a solid spot. Good pizza, good vibe, and it don’t feel fake or overhyped. From Atlanta to Vegas, this one stamped for real.
… moreThat Spicy Vodka pizza is serious. Crust had that perfect crunch, sauce had a lil kick to it, not too much but just right. Took one bite and already knew I messed up not ordering more. Def one of them slices you keep thinkin about later.
Shoutout to Christina, she was super welcoming and looked out the whole time. Made the experience smooth and easy, especially when you outta town and just tryin to enjoy yourself.
All in all, this a solid spot. Good pizza, good vibe, and it don’t feel fake or overhyped. From Atlanta to Vegas, this one stamped for real.
Stormi Black
Great food and service! Enjoyed their lunch combo which is 2 slices of pizza & drink for $12! Great deal. Definitely will dine again. Inside looks bigger than it is. Seating wasn’t a problem for my group of 5, but timing could potentially impact. We dined around 1pm.
… moreRoy
This place is great! First time here and i couldnt make up my mind since there were so many awesome choices. Gentleman at the counter matt was super cool in helping me decide on a pie. He even mentioned different variations since i had my kids with me. We ended up getting the perfection square pie and some mozzarella sticks.
10/10 would come back again
… more10/10 would come back again