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3.8 (259 reviews)
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Mia N.

I'd definitely go back to this place to study. I went at around noon and there was plenty of tables with outlets and good study light. They have booth that could accommodate 4 people and big tables suitable for team work/collaboration. They offered free wifi for 4 hours/customer. We got 2 refreshers and we love how nice the tea smelled. The barista was very clear to give a heads up that drink with no ice wouldn't be filled up to the top, which wasn't a problem for me. Overall, I think this is a perfect hidden study spot.

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Chris V.

Despite the stark white walls, it's definitely a vibes place. Pop Cafe is a Japanese cafe and pizzeria with late night hours and decent parking space in the plaza tucked away behind Mikiya and Tofu Hut. It's had some surprising rave reviews for the pizza but also a less than stellar Yelp average. I stopped in today to try a bit of everything. Chicken & Mushroom Pizza ($16.00): a promising pizza in a Neapolitan style. It's chewy but does have more dough on the edges than what I recall having at Vera Pizza Napoletana (read: certified authentic Neapolitan) designated restaurants. The chicken, mushroom, cheeses, and white sauce seem to be pretty decent quality, but there is a little too much salt in at least one of these components. And the chili flakes hit a little too hard at times too. Hojicha Latte ($7.50): requested as less sweet, which probably turned out as comparable to 25% sweetness. I personally would've preferred regular sweetness, so maybe I'll try it next time. I also wonder whether whole milk blunted some of the flavor or the excessive ice did. Yuzu ($7.00): billed as a lemonade currently and yuzu-ade before, but certainly expresses mostly yuzu notes. But it is a bit more dilute than I'd like and the huge amount of ice doesn't help. It also didn't help that was downing this more quickly than I'd hoped because of the salty pizza and the lack of complimentary water. The music is quiet and lends to an atmosphere of hushed voices, although the volume sometimes ramped up during my visit. It was really weird that the ice makes so much noise during stirring/mixing. Maybe using different ice cubes could help with this issue? Pop Cafe does have a promising food and drink program, but that's not why you should pick them. It seems fairly obvious in retrospect, but considering the signs posted up front that purchase is required for a table and Wi-Fi (4-hour time limit codes, by the way), and observing the relatively high prices of everything, this is more of a communal rental space for study, other productivity, or hangouts. It just so happens that you're getting better products than a Starbucks.

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Jacinda C.

This is such a cute community cafe, with so many options for food and drink, ranging from Vietnamese coffee, matcha, hojicha, refreshers, pizza, and more. The prices are pretty average to high--a strawberry matcha was $8.50, and refresher was $7. However, the quality is pretty good! We also got the banana matcha, but I didn't love it because it had a very ripe banana taste which was a bit off putting. There is plenty of seating in all sorts of mood lightings, as well as nice bathrooms. There is also free wifi with purchase and easy parking. I'd definitely come back!

banana viet velvet
Mollie P.

This place is poppin even at 1:30am on a Wednesday! Good amount of parking, TONS of seating. Clean restrooms and a good vibe inside. Service was good! The man who helped us was nice. Ordered a Banana Viet Velvet - sweet! just the way I like it. I'll have to come back if I'm ever in town!

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Airi G.

I honestly loved this place for the pizza and not the matcha. In order of my personal favorites: 1. Chicken Mushroom 2. Margherita 3. Prosciutto Kumo The chicken mushroom pizza came out the hottest and therefore, the cheese was the meltiest which made the pizza 2x better. The basil pesto drizzle on the margherita added so much flavor and I'm grateful it had that instead of the typical basil leaves. The prosciutto kumo seemed the most promising but the prosciutto tasted a bit off and tainted the flavor of the pizza. That said, the crust of every single one was perfect: mochi-like, slightly crispy, but thin. I found the concept of a cafe and pizzeria to be very unique so I opted to try the house shizuoka matcha latte as well. It was good, but tasted like the ones I make at home so nothing too special. We went on a Saturday at noon and there were many tables available. The workers were nice and there's a variety of seating which is cool.

Hojicha Latte
Matthew N.

This late night hangout spot offers a mixed experience, serving as a popular hub for studying and socializing, but falling a bit short on beverage value and overall atmosphere comfort. Hojicha Latte with Oat Milk (2/5): A disappointing and overpriced drink for the $7 price tag. While it's nice that they offer oat milk substitutions at no extra charge, the value is simply not there. Once you remove the heavy amount of ice, less than half of the glass is actually filled with the latte, leaving you with a very small portion for what you pay. Logistics Tip: The cafe is highly popular for late night studying and hanging out, meaning seating can be very limited on late weekday evenings. Cellular phone signals can be quite spotty inside the building. To access their internet, you must make a purchase to receive a Wi-Fi code valid for four hours on a single device, a model that prevents overcrowding from non-customers but can feel disruptive if you are planning a long study session and don't want to constantly buy more items. Additionally, the interior carries a very strong food smell, likely from their pizza cheese, and the parking lot doesn't feel like the safest environment, so be sure to take all valuables inside with you.

Hojicha Latte
Deej I.

I tried this place because they had Hojicha. I tried their Hojicha Latte and it was pretty good. The place seemed cool too but more of a place to study as it was pretty quiet inside. But it's cool to know that there is a matcha spot that's open pretty late too.

Iced Latte
Winn H.

Pop Cafe is a solid study spot, definitely popular amongst pre-health students. Come by on a weekday afternoon, and that's what many people may be working on. I had their iced latte, and it was tasty, a good amount of bold and nutty layered on milk. Make sure to come early to secure a spot, though, or... you just might have to wait a bit. It can get pretty crowded when busy!

JX L.

This place is amazing. I was here cause I was looking for a place to use my computer and sit for a while without being told I'm sitting for too long. This place was absolutely expecting people to spend time here. The high speed wifi, the table with table lights. Perfect for college students and working professionals. They serve coffee, pastries, and pizzas. No need to look elsewhere to fulfill your stomach while you doing your computer work. 10/10 coming back for sure.

Prosciutto kumo pizza
Joeisha L.

So I've been here a few times and I wanted to give a good bit of time for the business to grow before I updated my review. Now let's see what's changed: Ambiance: The main area is filled with seating, booths and long tables alike. To my understanding, the booths are meant for minimum parties of 2 and the long tables are good for big parties or essentially shared seating. The tables along the outer walls are more for singles and maximum parties of 2. While I understand it, as someone who likes decent lighting to get things done it's a bit of a downside as the tables for singles have basic mood lighting a small lamp for the table. Cute for dates but not the best if you need to read. Service: The service was good. I waited a little for my order to be taken at the counter but once it was my drink came out fast and my pizza didn't take too much time. Food: I ordered a matcha latte extra sweet, a prosciutto kumo pizza and a cup of water. To be honest, it's the first time I've been charged for a cup of water in a while for I felt that I should include it to be transparent. The matcha latte was decent. I ordered it extra sweet but it didn't taste any different than the other times I've ordered so maybe I should be ordering extra extra sweet. The pizza was definitely the star as it should be. While chewier as far as pizzas go, it was flavorful and I love the choice of toppings.

Clarisa P.

Vibes are great, drinks are not. We finally stopped by Pop Cafe on a free Saturday morning. I don't think social media captures how big this place is, which is something we were pleased with. They have great seating options for larger groups and for people who need bright light to work, as well as more private settings for smaller and less stimulating sit downs. We ended up having to sit in the darker area first since there was no more booth seating in the main area and eventually moved to a brighter booth -- I'm really curious about what this place used to be as it's such a unique layout. Moving onto the menu, pizza was tasty. It was a perfect share between two people for a light lunch. The drinks though, pretty awful in my opinion. I got the matcha strawberry and my bf got the hojicha banana. First sip of either drink, I had an immediate reaction as if tasting something sour. The fruit flavors were so tart, mixed in with strong earthy flavors, while also being mellowed out by milk, making for drink flavors that fought each other. Just terrible. We had to stop by somewhere else immediately after to wash out the flavor and memory of the drink. Wi-fi was also slow unless on a limited 2.5 hour lightning speed network, which we overheard an employee telling a customer was unable to be refreshed even with an additional purchase. Overall, I'm not in a rush to return. Glad we finally made it out though.

Coffee Date
Nani G.

After coming more often the following has changed: -No more complimentary water. You must pay $1 and there are no refills. Refills should at least be offered with the purchase. -The seating is no longer sufficient. They have become so popular the tables they offer are always filled. Please add more seating Things to note: -Ranch is for purchase but it comes in the smallest sample container. Please provide bigger ranch containers. -Coffee isn't phenomenal. It's good but as I try other shops, it's not as comparably good. -The tables that are reserved for parties of 3+ are often taken by guests of less sizes. The tables are not being monitored forcing bigger tables to sit in single/double seating areas. I really appreciate the staff being kind, the pizza is always good. The music and lighting is amazing but please improve the shop so customers don't have to leave as soon as they walk in.

Banana houjicha
Keiko A.

I love this cafe so much ! There's a dark area and light area perfect depending on what space you want to sit in. Theres a huge seating inside and there's a lot of people studying here. It's really nice. The drink itself, I got the banana houjicha with oat milk, my god it was so good! I didn't think it was gonna work but it did! The banana did not taste artificial at all it tasted like the real deal. The houjicha not grainy not over powering either. It really was a great drink. My new favorite! Definitely will recommend to others ! Can't wait to try their other drinks

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Pizza Rock

4.3(4.3k reviews)
4.2 mi•Downtown
•$$

Pizza Rock never disappoints! The food is always delicious, flavorful, and incredibly satisfying…read more On this visit, our waiter, Aaron T., truly stood out with his excellent customer service. He made us feel welcomed, valued, and appreciated throughout our entire experience. Thank you, Pizza Rock, for continuing to provide not only great food but also outstanding service. Experiences like this are why we keep coming back. We will definitely be back again and highly recommend Pizza Rock to anyone looking for delicious food and exceptional service!

Came in on a Sunday morning for football, that was the first mistake…read more.. The pizza at Pizza Rock is excellent, as always. We ordered the cracker-thin Chicago Classic and a Neapolitan Margherita with pepperoni and sausage. Both were fantastic, and the food itself was exactly what we've come to expect from Pizza Rock. Unfortunately, the rest of the experience was extremely disappointing. The service was terrible we were not greeted promptly to be fair no one was and the TV situation at the bar was even worse. When we politely pointed out some flaws with the setup, the bartender became argumentative rather than acknowledging the concerns or trying to make the experience better. "I'm not allowed to change TVs 4x" "managers screwed if all up now I have to fix it" My buddy asked her if the sour was sweet or dry and she basically laughed shrugged, mite as well said I dont FN know.... But the biggest issue was what we witnessed from the bar back wearing a Beckham jersey. He was wearing the same gloves while bussing dirty cups, handling his personal phone checking his fantasy football, and then proceeding to pour drinks for other customers without changing gloves. That's absolutely disgusting and a serious food safety concern. There is no excuse for that kind of cross-contamination, especially in an establishment that handles food and beverages all day. It's frustrating because the pizza is genuinely excellent, but great food doesn't make up for poor service, an unprofessional attitude, and questionable sanitation practices. Pizza Rock is capable of so much better. Hopefully management takes this feedback seriously, because this experience left a very bad impression. Last time I went to GVR location the wood fire oven was down

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Brooklyn's Best Pizza & Pasta

4.4(1.3k reviews)
6.2 mi
•$$

Dominic is my favorite server, wonderful experience. 10/10 would come back again, the meat lover…read moreand MVP is a gift from god himself

Brooklyn's Best just earned a spot in our regular rotation. It's been a long time since I've had an…read moreItalian and pizza dinner this good in the southwest part of town. We ordered like we were feeding a larger family. I stand by our decisions. The mac & cheese bites came in a generous portion and were delicious--a strong opening act for a table with absolutely no intention of pacing itself. The penne alla vodka was a standout. One of the best vodka sauces I've had, with caramelized onions adding sweetness and bacon bringing a savory, smoky edge. Those additions gave the sauce a distinct flavor and made this much more memorable than your standard bowl of vodka pasta. The Boss specialty pizza brought hot honey, chicken, and bacon together for a delicious mix of sweet, spicy, and savory. Appropriately named. I wasn't about to question its authority. But the plain cheese slice deserves its own credit: thin, crispy, and delicious. Specialty toppings are fun, but a simple cheese slice tells you a lot about a pizza place. This one gave me every reason to keep eating. The atmosphere had that classic New York feel, with the added luxury of not having to sit in a stranger's lap. All the charm, a reasonable amount of personal space. Fantastic experience from start to finish. We're already looking forward to going back, and Brooklyn's Best is officially on the short list whenever our Italian cravings hit.

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Secret Pizza

4.2(6.5k reviews)
1.6 mi•The Strip
•$$

Yes, I could tell you exactly where Secret Pizza is. But that would ruin the fun. Half the charm of…read morethis place is earning your slice, so here's all you get: it's in the Cosmopolitan. Look for an unmarked hallway lined with old record albums. Picture Sinatra-era crooners, a Godfather soundtrack and some Jackie Gleason mood music all staring down at you while you wonder if you're about to get pizza or get recruited into something. Honestly, it isn't that hard to find. Just follow the people eating pizza in a hallway and the line spilling out the door. This is New York-style pizza. I'm a West Coast guy, so I can't confirm it with a New Yorker's authority. What I can confirm is that the crust folds the way it's supposed to: thin in the middle, puffy and blistered at the edge, with a little chew and a crisp underside that holds up to the toppings. You walk up to the counter, look over the glass at a lineup of slices that should be illegal to display to tired people, and choose. Grab a couple of slices or commit to the whole pie. Fair warning: the line moves at its own pace, and a whole pie gets made fresh. If you order by the slice, they take a slice from the display, add whatever toppings you want and put it back in the deck oven to reheat. Either way works. The one rule is to eat it immediately. This pizza is a sprinter, not a marathoner. The pies: * White pizza: This is the specialty, and it earns the reputation. It's a creamy blanket of melted cheese with golden, leopard-spotted bubbles, streaks of herby garlic oil and flecks of green. The crust is burnished and crackly at the edge. It's rich, garlicky and quietly addictive, the kind of slice you swear is your last right before you take another. * Sausage and pepperoni (my personal favorite): Big, glossy pepperoni slices curl at the edges into little cups of seasoned grease, the good kind. Generous hunks of browned, fennel-y sausage sit on top. Every bite is salty, savory and meaty in a way that makes you look at your friends and nod slowly without speaking. * Supreme: This pie is covered edge to edge with pepperoni, sausage, black olives, green peppers, onions and mushrooms. It's the everything bagel of pizza. It's heavy and loud in the best way, and somehow the crust still holds it all together. Seating, sort of... There's no official seating. You might borrow the waiting area for a neighboring restaurant, or stand at outdoor tables (no chairs) that belong to someone else. Again, it's all part of the experience. You're not dining here, you're on a mission. The verdict: Nine of us finished three whole pies at 2 a.m., standing up and laughing, with sauce on our fingers. That's what Vegas is about. If your night doesn't end in a secret hallway with a slice in your hand, did it even happen?

The hype is that this is "hidden" inside the Cosmo. You can easily find it on the 3rd floor down a…read morelong hallway with records hanging on the wall. There was a long line. Not much to this place and no true space to eat. They have a few stools and counter area. Best to take it to go. Ordered a piece of cheese and pepperoni. They have lots of options. Saw lots of people ordering entire pizzas to go. The pizza was good. Nothing special. Prices are typical Vegas prices.

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Marsigliano’s Pizzeria

4.7(1.2k reviews)
4.4 mi•Westside
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Family-owned & operated
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5/5 | Absolutely stellar. Worth the drive!…read more Every once in a while, you find a pizza spot that gets just about everything right. This was one of those experiences. I originally stopped in because I wanted to pick up one of their awesome T-shirts. As a Christian-owned business, I appreciate their willingness to share their faith and build a brand around something they believe in. Unfortunately, they were out of the shirts, but that certainly wasn't going to stop us from ordering some pizza! And I'm glad we did. The Grandma's pie was exactly what I was looking for. Beautifully baked rectangular crust, generous toppings, rich tomato sauce, melted cheese, fresh basil, sausage, and those fantastic little pepperoni cups with their crispy, curled edges. Everything worked together without feeling like the toppings were competing with one another. What really stood out was the crust. A good Grandma's pie needs structure. You want that crisp exterior, a satisfying bite, and enough substance to support the toppings without turning into a soggy mess. This one delivered. And then there were the garlic knots! Golden, generously coated in garlic and herbs, with that beautiful buttery finish. Exactly what you want from a good garlic knot. Simple food done right, and the marinara on the side was a welcome addition. One of my biggest tests with takeout is how well the food survives the trip home. I live in Mountain's Edge, so this wasn't exactly a five-minute drive. I'm happy to report that everything held up beautifully. The pizza maintained its structure, the crust was still enjoyable, and the garlic knots were just as inviting when we got home. Pooped it in the oven at 365F for 12 mins and it was like it just came out of the oven at the restaurant! I also appreciate the personality behind this business. Their message, their branding, and the pride they put into what they're serving all contribute to the experience. You don't have to share someone's beliefs to appreciate a business that operates with a clear sense of identity and purpose. All in all, an easy 5 out of 5 for me. I've said before that three stars means I'd eat somewhere again. Four means I'd confidently recommend it. Five means I'd go out of my way to bring someone there. This is a place I'd gladly make the drive for again, and one I'd encourage others to experience. Great pizza, excellent garlic knots, and a business I'm happy to support. Now, just get those T-shirts back in stock!

Parking lot crowded due to fitness center…read more Small cute mom and pop pizzeria. Not much seating. I suggest to go! Ordered the Bid D's diners, drive in's, and dives lasagna pizza. See pictures very tasty lots of bread. It's acutely layered like lasagna, two pizzas with sausage and ricotta wrapped in another thin crust, see pictures. Very filing! Next time I would ask for extra sauce on it or on the side. They also have slices of regular pies! Customer service was friendly with high standards. Owner is hands on and present! Desserts look amazing, next time we will get some!

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Amano

Amano

4.2(1.6k reviews)
10.0 mi•Northwest, Centennial
•$$

I had the opportunity to check this place out for a Yelp event, and it's been on my list of places…read moreto try for a while! I've seen so many people visit just for their famous "Fat Babies," which are bread cones stuffed with pasta, but we decided to try something a little different. The restaurant is on the smaller side, but the staff was super friendly and welcoming. You can also make reservations online, which I would definitely recommend, especially if you're going with a larger group. For dinner, we ordered the Pizza Pie, which was half pepperoni pizza and half calzone stuffed with fettuccine Alfredo. The best part is that you can customize the filling with whatever you like! The portion was HUGE and could easily feed 3-4 people, depending on your appetite. The food was great all around! The pizza was delicious, and the garlic knots -- they're practically a meal on their own! they were hot and delicious!

Cozy Italian spot serving some truly wild creations…read more They've got the classics, but also hoagies stuffed with spaghetti and meatballs, plus pizzas that morph into calzones right on the plate. We ordered a Big Baby, a hoagie bigger than my man's arm, packed with saucy pasta and it was messy, hilarious, and absolutely worth the chaos. I tasted a lot of garlic and herbs in the rosemary garlic knots that hit the table hot and with a pillowy interior, and you can top them with whatever you're craving. Don't skip the lemonade - tart, sweet, refreshing, and a little earthy. Service was fun, the food was memorable, and there's a tiny dining room, so reservations help.

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Grimaldi's Pizzeria

Grimaldi's Pizzeria

4.1(1.5k reviews)
1.4 mi•The Strip
•$$

We were shocked to find that there was a Grimaldis in Vegas, so we absolutely had to make it one of…read moreour meals during our recent Vegas trip. We loved the one in New York, so it was a very pleasant surprise. We were just walking the promenade before a show at the sphere and struggling to find an option that wasn't super busy but also not very expensive, so this was perfect for us. The pizza hit just as perfectly as the one in New York. It was cooked with just the right amount of crispiness without burning the top. Served hot and quickly; maybe 10ish mins after ordering. It's still pretty big for 2 to share, so we took a couple slices home; which thank god we did because it was just as good reheating on a pan. It's really cute inside also. Definitely a fancier pizzeria vibe. The staff was attentive and nice. I definitely think this is a great option when you want to park it for a bit away from the busier areas of the promenade.

We went here for lunch before leaving our hotel, the Venetian, for our flight home. Coming from…read moreChicago where we can get any kind of good pizza, I can attest to the fact that this place makes great neopolitan-style pies. The dining room is huge, clean and reminiscent of a classic New York Italian joint. We had a 16 inch mushroom and onion pizza and a salad to share. It was enough food for 3 adults and there were only 2 of us, so we took two slices home. Prices were expensive but on par with other places on the Strip and less of a rip-off than nearby competitors in the Canal Shoppes. An excellent choice if you want to stay in the area.

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