How to Find Secret Pizza Vegas (and Why You’ll Obsess Over It Forever)

Hidden in plain sight inside the very extra Cosmopolitan Hotel, “Secret Pizza Las Vegas” is the culinary equivalent of a plot twist in a rom-com: unexpected, iconic, and borderline life-changing.

It’s not on the hotel’s main directory, there’s no signage pointing you to gooey, cheesy greatness, and Google Maps will absolutely betray you.

But trust us—this place is real. And yes, it’s worth the hunt.

The Secret Sauce? No Signs, No Name, No Problem

Step one: Ignore everything logical. Because finding Secret Pizza Vegas is less about GPS and more about vibes.

You’ll want to head into the Cosmopolitan and make your way up to Level 3 of the Boulevard Tower. Don’t expect clear instructions.

In fact, the only real clue on the official Cosmo website is: “Just head up to Level 3 of Boulevard Tower and follow your nose.” Cool. Totally helpful.

Katherine: So we followed our nose… or, more accurately, followed our food tour guide who knew exactly where to go.

Kelsi: Bless her. While everyone else was wandering in circles like it was a pizza-themed escape room, we were strutting straight into carb heaven like VIPs.

Once you’ve arrived on the third floor—where all the fancy sit-down restaurants live—walk past Scarpetta, then turn right at Jaleo.

Look for a shadowy little hallway tucked near the Blue Ribbon host stand.

If it feels like you’re heading into a maintenance closet or an employee-only area, congratulations. You’re in the right place.

Pro Tip: If you see a vintage pinball machine and a wall full of vinyl records, you’ve officially found the Secret Pizza Cosmopolitan Vegas speakeasy of carbs.

Ambiance: Record Store Energy Meets Drunk Cravings at 1AM

The hallway leading into Secret Pizza Cosmo Las Vegas is lined with classic records—Dean Martin, Elvis, maybe even a little Sinatra, because Vegas has themes.

It’s equal parts retro, mysterious, and Instagrammable. You’ll want to snap a pic, but also move quickly, because the line? She gets long.

Inside, the vibe is old-school New York pizza joint meets minimalist dive bar.

There are a few bar stools along the wall (we scored enough for our food tour group of six, but it was a miracle-level alignment of the pizza gods).

You order at the counter. No frills. No fluff. Just hot, cheesy joy.

The Pizza: Crispy, Cheesy, and Worth Every Penny (Even at Vegas Prices)

Let’s get down to what matters: the food.

A plain cheese slice will set you back $7.00, which, in the Las Vegas Strip economy, is basically a bargain bin deal.

Add a topping for $1, or go rogue with extra toppings at 50 cents each. Want to feed a crew (or just your post-pool-party hangover)? Whole pies start at $30.

Options include the usual suspects—pepperoni, sausage, mushrooms, olives—and if you’re bold, meatballs.

We were served the white pizza during our food tour (shout-out to our guide for knowing we needed garlic and ricotta at that exact moment), but that’s just one star in a galaxy of saucy greatness.

Katherine: I’d like to formally thank the cheese for showing up with flavor and texture. She understood the assignment.

Kelsi: And the crust? Thin, crispy, and walk-around friendly. Not floppy. Not soggy. Just chef’s kiss perfection.

The Setup: Tiny Space, Big Vibes

This is not a dine-in destination. The bar stools are rare unicorns, and there’s no seating beyond that.

Most people snag their slices and retreat back into the hotel to eat while wandering—or, let’s be honest, while hunting for their next cocktail.

Everything you need is on deck: red pepper flakes, parmesan “sawdust,” and garlic powder in classic pizza parlor shakers.

No apps.

No reservations.

No QR codes.

Just a counter, some chaos, and the satisfaction of finding something that feels like a true Las Vegas insider win.

Come for the Mystery, Stay for the Melted Cheese Situation

Let’s face it: the Las Vegas Strip is a sensory overload. Everywhere you look, someone’s trying to sell you a

$38 cocktail or convince you that Wagyu sliders count as an entrée.

But in this little slice of mystery, you get the opposite: real food, fast, with zero pretense.

Katherine: This was the only meal that didn’t involve a reservation, a dress code, or a miniature gold leaf on top.

Kelsi: And it might’ve been our favorite.

Even better? The thrill of discovery.

You’ll feel like part of a secret club when you find this place—and you’ll become that person who insists their friends go track it down too.

Final Thoughts: Should You Make the Quest for Secret Pizza?

1000x yes. Whether you’re slightly tipsy at midnight or stone-cold sober at 2 PM, Secret Pizza hits the spot.
It’s a hidden gem that isn’t trying to be trendy—it’s just really, really good.

We came here as part of a food tour, but this spot could easily stand on its own.

And once you’ve had a slice, you’ll understand why no one’s trying to gatekeep it. It’s too good not to share.

Key Takeaways

Name: Secret Pizza (unofficially—don’t look for a sign)

Location: Third floor of Boulevard Tower, Cosmopolitan Hotel

Vibe: Speakeasy energy for pizza lovers

Price: $6.50/slice, $30+ for whole pies

Menu: Classic NY-style with toppings galore

Seating: Limited (read: basically nonexistent)

Must-Do: Follow your nose. And ignore Google Maps.

So next time you find yourself on the las vegas strip wondering where to eat without blowing your budget or your patience, take a detour off the beaten path.

Secret Pizza Las Vegas is waiting—and it’s not going to stay secret for long.