Located on the third floor by the pool table in the Cosmo, you'll find a long dark hallway flanked with vintage record covers leading to a small pizza joint serving freshly baked pizza pies. It's really no secret that the secret pizza puts out some of the best late night eats this side of the strip! But most importantly, if you're staying at the Cosmo, there's no need to trek out in inclement weather or battle the strip crowd for good grub either. Thankfully, on the late night I stumbled in, the line wasn't too obnoxiously long. Be warned, on certain nights when the Marquee or Chelsea has an event, you could be waiting for quite awhile for your slice, so plan accordingly! Overall, the pizzas are very tasty. Thinly sliced NYC style (for you to fold and eat) with a variety of topping options. My personal favorites are the works and white pizzas. They've got loads of condiments like oregano, granulated garlic, cheese, chili flakes etc for you to customize your pies, well. Happy Eats!

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Wow - this may go down as my least favorite meal in Las Vegas, ever. While the decor is a very chic contemporary japanese and quite pleasing, there are huge windows all around that turn this place into a sauna - even in January, when the outside temp is 60, it was borderline unpleasant while dining - can't imagine how it feels when the sun is really on. Onto the food: I ordered 3 things from the menu - I sent 2 of them back - when I received my last 2 plates the fish inside was cooked, and this wasn't the description on the menu. The only reason I didn't send all 3 back was because the first item I got, Hamachi sashimi - was "ok" taste wise, and since it was the first dish - I was hoping things would get better from there. Yes - when I goto a sushi place, I expect raw fish. Anyhow - the server didn't blink when I told him of my displeasure with the dishes, and the check was settled without any obvious display of annoyance. I will say that this was a far cry from my experiences at Sushi Roku in LA, which were delicious.

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Let me preface by saying that I don't really like pizza. To me its just bread with a bunch of crap on top and I feel like there are so many other types of cuisines out there waiting for me to be tried. With that being said, I'm not really very picky with my pizza and could care less whether its from Dominos or a gourmet pizza place. However, Cici's pizza really just made me realize what good pizza is and what horrible pizza is. Yes, its cheap and its a buffet. But jeez, they all tasted like cardboard smeared with pizza sauce and various toppings. I already kinda had a feeling; I mean, $3.99 for unlimited pizza? Can't be too good. But after months and months of seeing the commercials on TV, my baby sister felt like she had an urgent calling to try the place. Honestly, their only saving grace is the cinnamon rolls, which I gobbled down furiously, and I HATE CINNAMON. That's how much everything else sucked.

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The holiday party was so much fun. All my Elf friends were there. I loved the spread. How did I not know about this place with all the times I have been at Cityscape? The Hummus was delish! I also liked the hot cocoa. Lots of good food, fun and glee. I did not participate in the White Elephant gift exchange but it sure sounded like a lot of fun was going on back there. What types of gifts were they swapping anyway? lol-- I appreciated the skating passes and the decorating activities. My cookie breakfast today was nice. Santa was cool too. Thanks Lindsey and the Corner for all your kind generosity. Happy holidays to all my Yelpie friends. A word of advice? Pack up all those ugly sweaters now. Better yet, throw them in the fireplace. Haha! Mine to be the first one in the flame.
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