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    322 Pizza Bar

    3.8 (81 reviews)
    InexpensivePizza, Bars
    Open 12:00 pm - 2:00 am (Next day)

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    Moderate noise
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    Happy hour specials

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    The Inside Of 322 PIZZA BAR
    Richie C.

    WE NEEDED TO EAT SOMETHIN AT FREMONT STREET so we decided to eat pizza so we stopped at this place. :] Service was, meh. I mean they just took 0ur orders then one 0f us had to wait to bring the p1zza to the table! :l Music was blasting!! People were talking rlly l0ud so it was quite noisy! Atleast we could hear each over the l0ud music and the tons of people talking. Theres nothing much more I can say about this place i mean it was sum s0lid quick p1zza :P OVERALL IF U WANT QUICK PIZZA COME HERE its just a lil' crazy wazy in here and it was 0k pizza. ^^

    Slice of pizza pepperoni
    Melanie K.

    This is what you need after a night out a huge slice of greasy pizza. Delicious sitting right on Fremont street. 10.00 dollars and you are set!! No outside drinks allowed and they will stop you at the door.

    Overpriced pizza with a root security guard and rude staff that will ask for tips
    Aaron G.

    Oh, where do I even begin with 322 Pizza on Fremont Street? I guess I'll start with the fact that I've officially found the culinary equivalent of heartbreak. Imagine paying $10 for a slice of pizza that tastes like it was assembled by a team of disgruntled interns who have never actually seen a pizza before. Calling it "pizza" feels generous--it's more like a greasy frisbee of regret with a side of buyer's remorse. For $72, you can grab a large pizza, which at least gives you the satisfaction of knowing you're paying extra for disappointment at scale. It's basically a greasy ocean of rubbery cheese and sad pepperoni, the kind that makes you wonder if they're using some ancient, never-ending supply of expired ingredients. It's greasier than a P. Diddy party, which is impressive in a nightmarish way. I honestly didn't know pizza could double as a slip-and-slide for your fingers. You know that cardboard box it comes in? Save it. It has more flavor, and it's free with your purchase of shame. If you notice their website and their menu picture has no prices. The security told me no taking pictures little does he know there is no expectation of privacy in a public place. Stay educated my friend.

    Don't come here. Even if you buy a slice or a whole pizza. They won't let you sit even if you bought a $70 buck whole pizza. Not worth it. They don't sell the drink you're holding. Keep walking and find something else. No vengan. Aunque compres una rebanada o una pizza entera. No te dejan sentarte aunque compres una rebanada o una pizza entera. No vale la pena. No te venden la bebida que están tomando. Sigan caminando y encuentren otra cosa .

    Gina C.

    LOVE this pizza joint!!!! It's soooo yummy & is usually busy. Most times the line moves fast. Its located down on Fremont street. Its quick & easy to grab a slice & be on your way. Always hot & fresh. I think this place is better the Pizza Rock & cheaper!! There is a small area inside that you can eat in. I think it's open now, but not 100% sure as I didn't go inside & took my pizza to go. If you like pizza then you need to stop by this place & check them out!!

    Coleman K.

    This used to be a great place to grab a slice of pizza. STAY AWAY now! $10.80 for one slice. Or they are getting $86.40 for the 8 slices they sell. We won't be back. You can get good pizza for $20.

    Meat Combo Slice.
    Joe D.

    Second of our four stops on our pizza walk. This place was the lowest rated by our group. I would best describe the dough as average... very thin, and slightly soggy. We had a slice of the Meat Combo. It was loaded with protein but looked better than it tasted. The medium sized slice was pricey, and the bar was closed until 6PM... so... no table seating and no beer. This was unforgivable as far as our carbonated judges were concerned. Much better all-around slice experience at Evil Pie. I believe the 4 rating is due to the immense consumption of alcohol that takes place in this downtown area.

    Pink Monkey And Big Pretzel
    Steve A.

    Another place to get pizza on Fremont. The pizza looks kind of sketchy but the cocktails kick ass. At 322 Pizza Bar you can eat there or take it with you. If you eat there you can enjoy the bar. There's also other stuff like pretzels. It doesn't look like any special kind of bar. It's just a dive. The pizza is on display in front. It has several flavors to choose. They sell it by the slice. It's about $5 for each. There's a bar in the back of the place. It's where you order the drinks. You have to order them separately. A good special it had was shots. It's about $3 for select concoctions. The Pink Monkey is very good. I also like the pretzels. These also are about $5 and are big. The bar is pretty nice even though it's not fancy in any way. I would come here again. It didn't seem that crazy even though it's on Fremont. Maybe when it's the weekend.

    Super cheesy and pepperoni
    John C.

    Fremont Street is the coolest part about Vegas, used to be the Strip but not anymore IMNSHO. There were 3 different bands playing at on the street, and we were famished. We walked and walked and found this 322 Pizza Bar. We were warmly greeted and just wanted a couple of slices before we went to our big dinner. Simple pizza, perfectly cooked crust, just the right amount of cheese, and could even taste the marinara sauce. Almost as awesome as NYC style pizza. :-) For sure will come back to this place when we return to Vegas.

    sign outside so I wouldn't forget it!
    Steve P.

    We were walking along the Fremont St. experience and I stumbled upon this gem. I can't call it a hidden gem, because it's right out in the open! It was perfect for what I needed right then and there on a Friday night before dinnertime! My friends had grabbed a beer at one of the booths on the street, but I was really hungry. There was no line and the ordering went very quick and easy. Just tell them which slice you want, give them $5, and you're done! I was disappointed that any beer you buy in 322 you can't take out into the street, but I understand that the casinos have a stronghold on that area. The beer is a bit cheaper in here and a better selection for sure! So I ate my slice while a drank my beer quickly (they warned me when I bought it that I could not take it outside), then joined back up with my friends within 10 minutes. I highly recommend this place for a quick slice, good service, a cool bar in the back, and it's conveniently located in the middle of it all on Fremont! I am sure it gets much busier later in the night, so I was fortunate to walk right in!

    Monique B.

    What an honor to be the first to review the Pizza Bar! Listen... I have visited Las Vegas numerous times and I always stay or visit Fremont St. I've heard people say go around the corner if you want good pizza because it will be much better than this place. I will make it quite simple and easy for you. If you want good pizza during the day or especially in the evening and late night, give this place a try. They have a variety of choices for pizza toppings, the slices are nice and hot, and the employees are friendly. The slices cost around $5 and people say it's over priced... well everything in LV is over priced. However, this over priced slice is pretty good! If the pizza is not hot, request a do over... I can assure you if they would like to keep this rating at five stars they will make it happen!

    Gege is the best bartender. She killed it. As a group of females, she took care of us.

    Greasy greedy over priced pizza
    josh r.

    Pizza slice is below average and insanely expensive (over $8!!!!) and its small. You can almost get a good pie at pizza rock one block away for the same price. Plus they make you pour out your drink to even order AND the security guard ran up and pointed out that you can take photos of their pizza. It's because the pizza is terrible (see attached) this place survives solely on the fact that the good places close at 10. Think ahead and pass on this $$it hole

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    This pizza was good! It's about 10 bucks a slice, pizza was a little greasy but other than that I would go back.

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    Excellent pizza great people behind the counter, highly recommend a slice or 2!!! Meat lovers. . .

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    Came around 8PM on a Sunday so it was fairly quiet and we were seated at the bar…read more Immediately from the elevator and stepping in, the place looks so elegant! All the tables by the window are reservation only but if you walk in, you can sit at the bar which is facing opposite of the view. However, you can take your drink to the outdoor patio section to soak in the strip views. The staff were super friendly and easy to talk to. The drink I had was well balanced and strong, where some bars can water down the cocktails. It was cool that the bartender helping us was the one that made that cocktail! Overall would recommend to stop by if you're staying in the W or Mandalay Bay or anywhere near the south side of the strip

    "I'm at the W, but I can't meet you in the lobbyyyyyyyy.. Girl, I gotta watch my back, cuz I'm not…read morejust anybody!" Great views from the 64th floor of the W Hotel. It would help if there weren't fingerprints smudged on the pane glass. Very secluded, & quiet.. It could be due to the minor signage, where u if you're not paying attention, you'll miss it. Definitely gives business deal vibes! If I had some deals lined up, I'd close them here for sure. Perfect setting to cheer a huge business deal. It's a bougie spot.. u know, upscale. I realized that when I looked at the menu & realized they had no food.. So, I ask bartender, like.. "where the wings at?" lol.. I'm thinking wings, fries, sliders, calamari.. nope! I think he said they removed food from the menu & we laughed. It's cool, calm, & collective up here.

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