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I've had just about every popular pizza place in Vegas but Secret Pizza still has my heart for their plain cheese pie. It's the perfect quintessential NY pizza. The lines can be pretty wild and out the door on busy nights. I got lucky this time and there was basically no wait! $30 for a darn good pizza is actually pretty reasonable considering it's located on the strip at Cosmo.
I spontaneously walked to the cosmopolitan to find this pizza spot at 3:30am from the bellagio to fix my cravings. It's absolutely delicious and I highly recommend making a stop here when you have a chance. It is kinda expensive and the line can be extremely long but it's totally worth it. I honestly forgot what I ordered because I was so drunk but the options I chose in the photo is so good.
This place isn't a secret, but it's great. It's open pretty late and is easy to find. It's a good ny style slice. It hit the spot for sure. The line can look long but goes fast. There isn't a ton of room in the place to sit and eat. It's worth checking out.
More like 3.5 stars. Secret Pizza (or not so secret these days) is the other half of my ritual every time I go to The Cosmopolitan - or was, maybe. It's not the best pizza in the world, but it usually hit the spot after a drink or 2. On my last visit, I was really excited to see white pizza slices (I guess they are still "trendy?") so I order one along with my standby of cheese with olives (sometimes mushrooms) for a late night dinner. Since I didn't really want to eat at the hotel this time, I brought them back to my room at the Sahara. Perhaps that was a mistake, because the pizza had cooled down by then. I don't know what it is, but it wasn't like I remembered. The slices had a bit of a spongey texture? And the white slice was a disappointment - I've had better at Whole Foods and Prime Pizza here in L.A. And it was sooo greasy - yes, traditional NY style slices are supposed to be greasy and maybe this is a side effect of getting older, but my stomach could not handle it. I don't know Secret Pizza, maybe it's time for us to part ways. You are a good value on the strip though. Maybe I'll give cheese another chance next time, we'll see. On a side note, I used to always get something from one of the Art-O-Mat vending machines at the hotel back when it was $5 per item. When the price doubled I protested. This time around though, I saw the one outside Secret Pizza and saw Lipstick and Chrome and became intrigued. I got the pin pictured. Seriously, it would be at least $25 online. So if you see Lipstick and Chrome in an Art-O-Mat, take advantage!
No so Secret Pizza on the third floor of Cosmo. Unassuming entrance if there is no line...but there is usually always a line. Hits the spot when you're hungry but the pizza isn't the best of the best. I'm a ranch lover, and their ranch is solid, kind of tastes like greek goddess meets ranch. If the pizza is piping hot and dipped in the ranch, it's quite good. Ranch is surprisingly affordable at under $2, pizza with two toppings is at $9. Line moves slower than I expected. Pizza is pretty oily. Solid spot for 'affordable' food in Vegas. We got it late night twice - pepperoni and sausage is where it's at!
Secret Pizza is absolutely worth the stop if you're wandering the Strip late at night. It's a classic no-frills pizza spot that satisfies those late-night cravings. We tried the pepperoni, combo, and white sauce pizzas. The pepperoni was simple yet delicious with just the right amount of saltiness and a nicely balanced cheese-to-pepperoni ratio. The combo had good toppings, but I wish the crust had been a little crispier to give it more texture. The white slice was easily the standout of the three. It was loaded with a concentrated garlicky flavor, rich without being overwhelming, and the slice I'd order again in a heartbeat. The pizzas were a tad oily on top, but that's pretty expected for a New York-style slice and didn't take away from the overall experience.
Great lil spot for a good slice of pizza or a whole pie. It's on the 3rd floor of the cosmo hotel--you won't find it on the directory. Take the escalator or elevator up to the 3rd floor, and it's like a little cut-out entrance right in front of the seating area off the escalator/elevator. There won't be sign, but the hallway entrance in is lined with vinyl records. A whole pizza only took about 20 min, which was plenty of time to explore the rest of the cosmo and grab some coffee. Love the thin crust and the generous toppings~
Secret Pizza is a pizza joint known for being a late night spot and for being intentionally difficult to find, hence its name. To get here, go to the third floor of The Cosmopolitan hotel and then walk around until you see the restaurant Zuma. Then walk down the hidden hallway to the right of it to get inside. Their most popular pizza is the white pizza ($9) which contains a blend of cheeses and garlic. We shared a slice because it's a bigger-than-average pizza. I liked the thin crust and the cheesiness of the mozzarella and the ricotta. It was really oily though so we used some napkins to blot out the extra oil. They close really late so it's a great spot for after your Vegas shenanigans if you can find it.
Yes! It's a hidden secret on the 3rd floor. They have a huge collection of vinyl records decorating the walls, and it's really cool to see all those old records. Based on their recommendation, we tried the Sausage & Ricotta Cheese and the Cheese & Garlic pizzas--both were absolutely delicious! They reminded me of the pizza I had in New York. The staff were also very nice and friendly. Definitely worth checking out!
This place can get busy but the line moves fast! Delicious pizza and you can find seating outside or down a level. Highly recommend
When they say "secret pizza" it really is a secret. It took us a bit to find it hidden in between the restaurants at Cosmopolitan :). So glad we did. Just walking up through their mini hall filled with records was super cool. Even their decor was unique! The service was wonderful and they were very helpful! We settled on a slice of the meat lovers! Sooo good and the cheese tasted authentic! The crust was nice and crisp on the outside. 10/10!!
Visited on June 22 after hearing all the buzz about Secret Pizza. Unless you've done your homework and read the reviews, finding this hidden spot can be a challenge. After finally locating it, I almost wished I had kept it a secret. Be prepared to wait. We stood in line for about 25 minutes, which by all accounts seems to be the norm here. After ordering, we waited another 20 minutes for our pizza to bake. Seating is another challenge--inside the restaurant there is very limited bar stool seating. We had to search for available seating in the lobby area and compete with others for a place to sit while enjoying our pizza. We ordered a whole pie--half pepperoni and mushrooms, and half ricotta with pepperoni. The pepperoni and mushroom side was decent, but the ricotta side missed the mark. The ricotta was piled on so heavily that it completely overpowered the pizza. Combined with the pepperoni, it made each slice extremely greasy. There was hardly any tomato sauce, making it taste more like a white pizza than a traditional pie. We ended up leaving half of it uneaten. The one positive was the crust. It was thin, crispy, and had a nice texture with a good chew. With so many excellent pizza options in Las Vegas, this experience did not live up to the hype for us. The hidden location adds to the novelty, but between the long wait, limited seating, and pizza that fell short of expectations, we would not go out of our way to return.
White Slice ($9) - This was like a classic New York slice. It was a simple, yet delicious slice of pizza. The ricotta and garlic elevated the slice and gave it so much flavor.
If you've been on TikTok, you've probably seen Secret Pizza, so naturally, we had to try it while we were in Vegas. This little hole-in-the-wall spot tucked inside The Cosmopolitan is definitely worth the stop. We stopped by after watching Pauly D at Marquee, and it was actually empty when we went, which was perfect. They have a great variety of pizzas to choose from, but I went with the pepperoni and mushroom. The slices are HUGE, generous, and filling, and the pizza was honestly perfection. It was exactly what I needed and easily one of the best drunk pizzas I've had in a while. Sometimes a late-night slice just hits differently, and this absolutely hit the spot. We'll definitely be back next time we're in Vegas! read more
10 days ago
Not really a secret anymore as all over tik tok but I got to try their "signature white" pizza on a recent food tour of the strip The slice was everything you would expect, greasy but tasty , small inside , no name or logos displayed Beat part is they are open till 4 am for all those partying in Vegas read more
I got in line on a Friday night (technically Saturday morning at 1:13AM). I had never seen the line so long, it went to the end of the hallway. From my experience, the line usually goes by pretty quickly, but on this particular day it felt slower. We ended up placing our order at 1:52AM, so we're looking at about a 40 minute wait to order. I was planning to get two slices, while my partner gets an additional two slices, but after waiting for 40 minutes, and doing the quick calculations of $9/slice*4 slices we were looking at around $36, which was the same price of a whole pizza. Since we wanted a whole pizza, we were asked to continue down to the register to place our order. We were quoted a 20 minute wait after order. There were about 4 orders of whole pies in front of us. I'd say it was a little less than 20 minutes when the whole pizza came out. We ordered half cheese, and half pepperoni and onion. I will say as we were walking out, the line was even longer than when we got in line. It went out to the seating area! We brought it up to the room around 2:15 AM, and the second I took my first bite, I remembered why Secret Pizza is always worth standing in line for. The pizza was hot, the dough was thin, the toppings waere plentiful, and the crust was not too doughy but not too thin. It also has the perfect amount of greasy which reminds you that you're not here to be healthy, but it isn't disgustingly overly greasy. Hands down one of my favorite pizza places. Food is always delicious, and the service is always friendly and efficient. What more can you ask for? read more
I've had just about every popular pizza place in Vegas but Secret Pizza still has my heart for their plain cheese pie. It's the perfect quintessential NY pizza. The lines can be pretty wild and out the door on busy nights. I got lucky this time and there was basically no wait! $30 for a darn good pizza is actually pretty reasonable considering it's located on the strip at Cosmo. read more
I spontaneously walked to the cosmopolitan to find this pizza spot at 3:30am from the bellagio to fix my cravings. It's absolutely delicious and I highly recommend making a stop here when you have a chance. It is kinda expensive and the line can be extremely long but it's totally worth it. I honestly forgot what I ordered because I was so drunk but the options I chose in the photo is so good. read more
This place isn't a secret, but it's great. It's open pretty late and is easy to find. It's a good ny style slice. It hit the spot for sure. The line can look long but goes fast. There isn't a ton of room in the place to sit and eat. It's worth checking out. read more
2 months ago
More like 3.5 stars. Secret Pizza (or not so secret these days) is the other half of my ritual every time I go to The Cosmopolitan - or was, maybe. It's not the best pizza in the world, but it usually hit the spot after a drink or 2. On my last visit, I was really excited to see white pizza slices (I guess they are still "trendy?") so I order one along with my standby of cheese with olives (sometimes mushrooms) for a late night dinner. Since I didn't really want to eat at the hotel this time, I brought them back to my room at the Sahara. Perhaps that was a mistake, because the pizza had cooled down by then. I don't know what it is, but it wasn't like I remembered. The slices had a bit of a spongey texture? And the white slice was a disappointment - I've had better at Whole Foods and Prime Pizza here in L.A. And it was sooo greasy - yes, traditional NY style slices are supposed to be greasy and maybe this is a side effect of getting older, but my stomach could not handle it. I don't know Secret Pizza, maybe it's time for us to part ways. You are a good value on the strip though. Maybe I'll give cheese another chance next time, we'll see. On a side note, I used to always get something from one of the Art-O-Mat vending machines at the hotel back when it was $5 per item. When the price doubled I protested. This time around though, I saw the one outside Secret Pizza and saw Lipstick and Chrome and became intrigued. I got the pin pictured. Seriously, it would be at least $25 online. So if you see Lipstick and Chrome in an Art-O-Mat, take advantage! read more
2 months ago
No so Secret Pizza on the third floor of Cosmo. Unassuming entrance if there is no line...but there is usually always a line. Hits the spot when you're hungry but the pizza isn't the best of the best. I'm a ranch lover, and their ranch is solid, kind of tastes like greek goddess meets ranch. If the pizza is piping hot and dipped in the ranch, it's quite good. Ranch is surprisingly affordable at under $2, pizza with two toppings is at $9. Line moves slower than I expected. Pizza is pretty oily. Solid spot for 'affordable' food in Vegas. We got it late night twice - pepperoni and sausage is where it's at! read more
2 months ago
Secret Pizza is absolutely worth the stop if you're wandering the Strip late at night. It's a classic no-frills pizza spot that satisfies those late-night cravings. We tried the pepperoni, combo, and white sauce pizzas. The pepperoni was simple yet delicious with just the right amount of saltiness and a nicely balanced cheese-to-pepperoni ratio. The combo had good toppings, but I wish the crust had been a little crispier to give it more texture. The white slice was easily the standout of the three. It was loaded with a concentrated garlicky flavor, rich without being overwhelming, and the slice I'd order again in a heartbeat. The pizzas were a tad oily on top, but that's pretty expected for a New York-style slice and didn't take away from the overall experience. read more
Great lil spot for a good slice of pizza or a whole pie. It's on the 3rd floor of the cosmo hotel--you won't find it on the directory. Take the escalator or elevator up to the 3rd floor, and it's like a little cut-out entrance right in front of the seating area off the escalator/elevator. There won't be sign, but the hallway entrance in is lined with vinyl records. A whole pizza only took about 20 min, which was plenty of time to explore the rest of the cosmo and grab some coffee. Love the thin crust and the generous toppings~ read more
Secret Pizza is a pizza joint known for being a late night spot and for being intentionally difficult to find, hence its name. To get here, go to the third floor of The Cosmopolitan hotel and then walk around until you see the restaurant Zuma. Then walk down the hidden hallway to the right of it to get inside. Their most popular pizza is the white pizza ($9) which contains a blend of cheeses and garlic. We shared a slice because it's a bigger-than-average pizza. I liked the thin crust and the cheesiness of the mozzarella and the ricotta. It was really oily though so we used some napkins to blot out the extra oil. They close really late so it's a great spot for after your Vegas shenanigans if you can find it. read more
1 month ago
Yes! It's a hidden secret on the 3rd floor. They have a huge collection of vinyl records decorating the walls, and it's really cool to see all those old records. Based on their recommendation, we tried the Sausage & Ricotta Cheese and the Cheese & Garlic pizzas--both were absolutely delicious! They reminded me of the pizza I had in New York. The staff were also very nice and friendly. Definitely worth checking out! read more
When they say "secret pizza" it really is a secret. It took us a bit to find it hidden in between the restaurants at Cosmopolitan :). So glad we did. Just walking up through their mini hall filled with records was super cool. Even their decor was unique! The service was wonderful and they were very helpful! We settled on a slice of the meat lovers! Sooo good and the cheese tasted authentic! The crust was nice and crisp on the outside. 10/10!! read more
Visited on June 22 after hearing all the buzz about Secret Pizza. Unless you've done your homework and read the reviews, finding this hidden spot can be a challenge. After finally locating it, I almost wished I had kept it a secret. Be prepared to wait. We stood in line for about 25 minutes, which by all accounts seems to be the norm here. After ordering, we waited another 20 minutes for our pizza to bake. Seating is another challenge--inside the restaurant there is very limited bar stool seating. We had to search for available seating in the lobby area and compete with others for a place to sit while enjoying our pizza. We ordered a whole pie--half pepperoni and mushrooms, and half ricotta with pepperoni. The pepperoni and mushroom side was decent, but the ricotta side missed the mark. The ricotta was piled on so heavily that it completely overpowered the pizza. Combined with the pepperoni, it made each slice extremely greasy. There was hardly any tomato sauce, making it taste more like a white pizza than a traditional pie. We ended up leaving half of it uneaten. The one positive was the crust. It was thin, crispy, and had a nice texture with a good chew. With so many excellent pizza options in Las Vegas, this experience did not live up to the hype for us. The hidden location adds to the novelty, but between the long wait, limited seating, and pizza that fell short of expectations, we would not go out of our way to return. read more
1 month ago
White Slice ($9) - This was like a classic New York slice. It was a simple, yet delicious slice of pizza. The ricotta and garlic elevated the slice and gave it so much flavor. read more
4 months ago
I love this place. The pizza is pretty good. The vibes are pretty good. The prices are ridiculous (as youd expect in a vegas hotel). And the staff couldnt care less that youre there. Theres something about "speak easy" pizza, in a very un speal easy vibe, that just makes me happy. I realize im not really selling it, so I'll go back to the most important part: the pizza is good. read more
Secret Pizza is literally one of my favorite places to stop whenever I'm at the Cosmo. If you know, you know. It's tucked away and has that fun hidden-gem feel, but the pizza is the real star. Every slice tastes oven-fresh, the ingredients are quality, and the flavor never disappoints. It's perfect for grabbing a quick bite, whether you're heading out for the night or looking for a late-night snack. The prices are very reasonable, especially considering the location inside a major Vegas resort. The establishment is always clean, the service moves quickly, and there always seems to be a steady crowd of people enjoying their pizza. I've been here multiple times and it never misses. Definitely a must-visit spot at the Cosmo for anyone craving a great slice in Vegas. Also Lennon was really friendly read more
Secret Pizza is solid pizza and great for late night snacks especially. You follow down the hallway of framed records into the small shop. The line can get long, but moves fairly quick as the staff is great and super efficient. While nothing fancy, it is always dependable, quick, delicious pizza. This has become a staple of my Vegas trips. read more
Oh my goodness. I think about this pizza to this day. Secret Pizza is absolutely worth the hype. Half the fun is actually finding it. We originally went to Milk Bar and then took the escalator up to the third floor. Once you get off, head left down what honestly looks like a random hallway that doesn't lead anywhere. There's barely any signage, which is why it's called Secret Pizza, but you'll probably see enough foot traffic going in and out to know you're in the right place. The space itself is small and simple. They have slices available from pizzas that are already made, but they aren't displayed with fancy labels or anything, so don't be afraid to ask what flavors they have available. The employees were friendly, the line moved quickly, and ordering was easy. I ended up getting a pepperoni and ricotta slice and wow. This was so good, especially fresh out of the oven. The crust was thin and crispy but still had that perfect chew to it. The ratio of sauce, cheese, and toppings was spot on. Nothing was overpowering anything else. The ricotta added this creamy richness while the pepperoni brought that salty bite that every good pizza needs. It was honestly everything a pizza should be. The craziest part is that we couldn't stop thinking about it. Later that night, after walking around Vegas and trying a bunch of other food, we ended up coming back and ordering an entire pizza because that slice was so memorable. read more
5 months ago
Food - got a slice of cheese with some ranch on the side. i don't know if its just good late night eats but the pizza really hits the spot. its just a great thin crust gooey slice of pizza. Service - super friendly even though its insanely busy in here all the time. Ambiance - not a lot of seating. A few high tables with a couple of stools or you can find a place to stand along the countertops. but just take your slice outside. plenty of seating around the cosmo. read more
My friend told me about this spot. We ordered a pie with white sauce, meatballs, and roasted tomatoes for our group. It came with fresh garlic and ricotta. The tomatoes were exploding with juice as you bite it. The meatballs were soft. The ricotta paired well with the meatballs. This is a super casual if you know you know spot. There were no signs pointing to the entrance read more
3 months ago
Can you a keep a secret ? Thankfully this place wasn't to hard to find in the Cosmopolitan Hotel. But me and the hubby weren't the only ones craving pizza at almost 10pm at night lol. There was a bit of a wait in line but we passed the time posing with all the cool vinyls on the hall. I really wanted to try the white cheese pizza but also wanted pepperoni and pepperoni won for me while the hubby got the combo slice pizza ($8.50 each) and a side of ranch($1.63). We ordered a San Pellegrino sparkling water ($8) to share. The staff were friendly and got our pizzas out pretty quickly. There wasn't much seating inside and so we ate right out front near the restaurant. The pizza with the ranch just hit perfectly! The crust was crunchy which is my fave! We will definitely be back when we are in Vegas! read more
This is usually pretty hard to find, but the door was open and someone was standing by the door so I got here pretty easily. Since several years since I've been here. Wait was usual. There's a little bit of a line, but it moved really fast. They just pulled a thick crust pizza out of the oven so I had a piece of that with pepperoni. So good. The crust was light and airy. In the bottom of the crust was nice and crunchy.. The cheese was nice and thick. Pepperoni was awesome. Thin crust was great. Just as I remembered. Plenty of sausage and they were kind of light on the jalapeños, but it was still really good. read more
Matt continues his search for the perfect Pizza in Las Vegas. My new favorite - Secret Pizza Riding the escalator to the 3 level of the Boulevard Tower @ The Cosmopolitan, (Secret Pizza is right in front of you) I couldn't help but belt out my favorite Dean Martin song - That's Amore. When the moon hits your eye Like a big pizza pie, that's amore When the world seems to shine Like you've had too much wine, that's amore. What an amazing experience. The line was long but moved quickly. The counter persons were engaging and happy to help out and answers my questions. The pizza was crispy and chewy with thinly slices peperoni and amazing cheese. Ohhh the cheese.... Matt says if you are in Vegas, check out Secret Pizza. It's not hard to find and is worth the effort. read more
Meatball pizza. Still good as ever. This hidden gem is where I used to go late night and it looks like something's don't change. The crust is soft, the cheese is cheesy and when you add on the meatball the slice becomes a must eat! read more
The pizza tastes so much better than I remembered years ago! Stopped by for a quick dinner/snack after a late show and the pepperoni+pepperoncini (?) slice hit the spot. It looked like they had Detroit style/shaped slices but I realized too late that you could order those by the slice! For being open late night, I have 0 complaints. Was it greasy? Yeah. But was the crust good? Also yeah. read more
9 months ago
Secret Pizza isn't so much of a secret anymore. Since it has been here for many years in Cosmopolitan, this pizza is what most have come to have after a round of drinks, some fun, and a nice slice as a snack. You walk down a hallway lined with pictures, and then you will see a display of the pizzas they already have. I usually get a slice and this time I got a mushroom pizza and added some jalapeños. They put it in the oven and you wait a few minutes to get this piping hot slice to enjoy. On the table, they do have red peppers and Parmesan. If you like thin-sliced pizza with a hint of crisp this is a legit spot to enjoy! read more
This is a hidden spot inside the Cosmopolitan! Just look for a hallway of records, and you'll be there in no time! There was a line when I went on a Wednesday night, but it moved pretty quickly. I tried a ricotta and meat slice, which was ok. read more
7 months ago
Definitely a nicely kept secret located inside the Cosmo hotel. It's a little off to the side in one of the corridors and doesn't have much signage. So it's best if you follow your nose. They have a nice selection of pizzas by the slice to take to your room for one of those late night cravings. The dough has a nice crisp to it and a good size to satisfy as your midnight snack. There was a little line when we got there on a Sunday night around 11pm but it moved fast. read more
My cousin and I stopped by around 3 a.m. after having a hard time finding it since it's tucked away on the third floor of the Cosmopolitan. There isn't much seating inside, but there is plenty of seating just outside in the lobby. We spent about $35 for two slices, a Coke, and a bottle of water. I ordered the pepperoni and the pepperoni with pepperoncinis, and both slices were delicious. They reheated them until they were nice and toasty, and they definitely hit the spot late at night. The employee who helped me wasn't the friendliest, but considering the hour, I get it. Overall, the pizza was worth it, and I'd come back again. read more
Here's a secret... it's not that great. It's not bad by any means but it's not life changing amazing wait in line for 30 mins pizza. 4 stars is still good. It was pretty busy on a Thursday evening around 11. It was one of the few places open too. I had a cheese slice and meat slice. I picked from what they had available as I needed to eat something fast. It was heated and in a few mins, I had some good hot pizza with a crispy crust! I was lucky to snag one of the few tables inside too. I'd say it's on par with Slice of Vegas at the Mandalay Shoppes. But it's not on par with NYC pizza. But honestly, what is? Good pizza but cmon man. Why hide it? If you're at the Cosmo and want pizza, this is the place for sure. But don't walk over from Caesars or anything for it. read more
5 months ago
I didn't know this place existed until a friend brought us over - and I'm glad she did. There was a short line around 11 pm, but the place was still hopping. A quick peruse of the menu and I settle on the white sauce with sausage. Once order, it takes a min to a few depending on when your slice goes into the oven. The itself was the perfect size for me. I liked it and vow the next time I'll try the tomato sauce. read more
29 days ago
Definitely hard to find but worth the search. Thank you to the awesome staff and delicious slices. We did the Sicilian Slices with cheese and pepperoni. Priceless experience with my son where we were both celebrating our birthdays. read more
7 days ago
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3708 Las Vegas Blvd S
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The Boulevard Tower
Las Vegas, NV 89109
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Non-pizza question. Is there a list of all the albums on the wall? I'm creating a Secret Pizza playlist on YouTubeMusic from the pictures I can see online. What a great collection of music!
No list of albums
Will we ever see the New York Cheesecake again? 😬
Does Secret pizza offer cauliflower crusts?
I don't believe so. Just thin and deep.
Can you charge to the room of you stay in in one of the MGM group Hotels?
I would doubt that very much.
If I get the veggie pizza with no cheese, would that make it vegan?
Not necessarily / it depends what they put in the crust
Can I order online or call to order?
Izzy D., Thank you for reaching out. To place an order for pick-up, please give us a call at…
Is Secret Pizza open on Christmas eve & christmas?
Hi Lori T., Yes, we will be open 11AM - 4AM on Christmas Eve & Christmas Day.
What time does secret pizza open?
Hi Stephanie, The pizzeria opens at 11AM, daily.
Is Secret Pizza still limited to Hotel only guests after 8pm?
Hi Ken B., On Fridays & Saturdays from 8PM - 4AM, access to the resort is restricted to hotel…
Are there dairy-free and gluten-free options?
No gluten free, you can request your own full pizza made to order and could order without cheese but there isn't dairy free cheese.
Since Cosmo doesn't allow outside guests to go in on Fridays and Saturdays without reservations or being a hotel guest, is there any way to get to the pizza? Or do you do reservation slots?
Hi Nessa H., On Fridays & Saturdays from 8PM - 4AM, access to the resort is restricted to hotel…
Do they ever answer the phone!? Called a few times and no one answered
I don't believe so. There are usually only two people working and they get busy.
Do they have gluten free options?
It's an old school traditional pizza joint, they have nothing like that.
So did you guys move outside of Beijing? That's where it shows as your location on my bookmark 🤣🤣🤣 Super Secret!!
Hi Mike, Thanks for the tip-off on this—that would be quite a secret location. We've gotten this…
Do you have gluten free pizza?
Todd E., Happy to help. Our pizza is not gluten-free. If you have any additional questions, please…
Do you have gluten free pizza / items?
Michael D., Thanks for reaching out. Our pizza is not gluten-free. If you have any additional…
Will they deliver to your room if your staying at the cosmo?
Nope, but you can call in a pizza pie order ahead of time to pick it up - get to bypass that line.
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