Pop Up Pizza - Las Vegas

Solid pizza, tasted great, would pass anyone first-bite test. Would rank it 3rd for pizza downtown after Evel Pie Pizza Rock...... if I was in the Plza ot nearby I would happily order from here rather than walk to the other end of Fremont to go to the other places. Would recommend

Originally visited five years ago, though seemingly little has changed save for the desirability of DTLV, it was with Michael Vakneen on-site once again that Pop Up Pizza was visited Thursday, the young man who has since become a recognized name by way of his Pies assisting staff but insisting all he does is assemble the same recipes he created when the countered opened in 2012.<br/ <br/ Located at Plaza Hotel Casino, and as such an unlikely candidate for accolades including the local papers, Tripadvisor and fellow Pizzaiolos singing its praises, guests looking for Pop Up will find it halfway between the property’s front doors and Self-Parking access, the convenience no doubt part of Pop Up’s popularity but even a cursory look suggesting something better than expected.<br/ <br/ Based on quality Ingredients and a childhood in his father’s Restaurants, Vakneen finding his love of Pizza during the recession and soaking up knowledge ever since, it is atop Dough treated to lengthy fermentation that housemade Tomato Sauce is carefully spread, the 18” whole Pies a tremendous value ranging from $18-$23 depending on topping for an airy edge and charred bottom that picks up just enough crispiness to be foldable without breaking.<br/ <br/ Additionally offering Knots, Wings, Fried Pickles and even a Vegan Pie, all at a fair price and serving their purpose, it was with good fortune that 6:00pm additionally found one of Michael’s Detroit-style Pies fresh from the oven, the overlapping Cheese nicely caramelized into a fine lattice while the bottom was dimpled, buttery and light. <br/ <br/ FOUR STARS:  Attempting to set aside service, but impossible to do so entirely as two encounters with the same young woman were protracted to the point of exhausting, there is nonetheless no doubt that Pop Up ranks amongst Sin City’s top Slices and warrants a look from anyone in the area.

Vegan slice is very good. The cheese is very convincing. The spinach and mushroom slice is my other favorite. About $11-12 bucks for these two slices. I’ve been eating their stuff for years and it hasn’t changed a bit with the flavor and textures. And it gets me satisfied and full each time. Good deal!

Saw a sign that said this was the best pizza in Las Vegas so we had to try it out. It was good but not the best pizza. The only issue I had was the salad, it wasn’t bad but wasn’t fresh.

This place is perfect for a drunken night snack. The pizza was ok you can tell it's been sitting for a while, but the crust was crispy which I enjoyed. The wings were just your average buffalo wings. But the friend pickles and ranch were really good! I've never had fried pickles as pickle spears but I really enjoy it more than the circle cut pickles. They were also really crispy. The ranch was also super good!