DiFara Pizza at Caesars Palace

Food was delicious, but judge for yourself. Would you pay $19.99 for each of these? Optimal price should be $14.99. After we got the food, we noticed that the other restaurants around the food court were at the $14.99 price point. Oh well.

The pizza slices were not just pricey they were full of oil. It was full oil no crunchy and worst of all tasted undercooked. We took pepperoni and meatzza and pull most of the meat out as tasted undercooked.

For the price of one slice of pizza here, I had high expectations. The pizza was flavorful, however, it was dried out and the crust was hard. I almost broke my tooth trying to chew the crust. The people working there were slow a day expected you to tip them for their slow service. I think this pizza would be good if you were a drunk and high. Or starving after a long night at the nightclub. This is about the only food option you have at very late night.

As a New Yorker that loved dom and his pizza this place is horrifying. A name and a pizza that can’t be done in a casino food court. Ate two bites

2.6 stars?! Come on other reviewers! This place has tremendous, tremendous pizza!! Also, the chocolate chip cookie and cheesecake were off the hook! Ate here 3x for our late night alcohol-soak-up! Ignore the haters and have the best pizza in town!

We ordered a full fresh pie and were mostly disappointed. The pizza just lacked any flavour even though it had a good amount of toppings on it. The toppings also slide off the base when you try to eat it. If you need pizza order a slice trust me it will be enough.

I used to live in Ditmas, Brooklyn and loved going over to Avenue J to wait at least an hour for a couple slices of this NY institution. The Vegas brand is HORRIBLE and an insult to the DiFara franchise. I can’t believe I paid $20 for this garbage. 110% disappointed.

Had a great sandwich, highly recommended. Bread doesn't have egg so was able to get sub and even knots. Loved both the options.

Look beyond the cheesy food court vibe (see what I did there? :) to find a true NYC Pizza Legend serving up the real deal right here thousands of miles west of the Hudson. Yea, you pay a little more here based on the location, but it's surprisingly close to the mark.. We've had a lot of NYC-style pizza slices in and around NYC, and DiFara is one of our favorites. Any honest to goodness NYC pizza slice needs to meet the following requirements for me: 1) Thin crust that is crunchy on the bottom yet a bit soft and chewy up top. It's an indescribable perfect balance that must be experienced on location to be appreciated. Most all other pizzas of other genres are well.. just not IT.. 2) The crust of any triangular slice must also be easily foldable in half lengthwise for easy one-handed consumption! The gently crunchy crust again makes this possible. I ordered both a standard cheese and Di Fara's version of the NYC "white" slice. The standard cheese was on point, but the star of the show to me is their take on the "white" slice. Loaded with mushrooms and big dollops of Ricotta cheese and a drizzle of truffle oil, the flavor was umami overload! I savored every little bite. I will definitely order both slices again if the opportunity presents itself!

Being from Wisconsin and being a huge Top Chef fan, I decided to take a break from the hubbub of the Casino and watch Top Chef:Wisconsin and order Room Service from Di Fara. I decided on a slice of Mushroom Pizza And a piece of Tiramisu. It was actually better than I expected. My slice had Fresh Mushrooms, lots of cheese, a crisp crust and was still hot even though it was delivered. The Tiramisu came in little plastic cup, so it was more like a trifle than traditional Tiramisu. It had much more chocolate than coffee flavor. I know it's a sign of the times, but I do miss the days of old fashioned Room Service with the white tablecloths, china and silverware. Door Dash style paper bags and plastic containers dropped off at your door just doesn't have the same panache.

It must be a "hit or miss" place with the other reviews here. Fortunately for us it was a hit! Just stopped by to grab a slice of the mushroom white truffle pizza and it was spectacular. The ratios were spot on between the cheese, sauce, and the toppings. The pie was cooked perfectly with the proper amount of crisp. Couldn't ask for any better.

I don't understand why every sandwich costs almost $20 and how a slice of pizza costs around $10. And this is coming from the food court since on average, food is slightly cheaper compared to this one. Got tired of walking around the strip and decided to get pizza here rather than walking to another resort just to get pizza at a cheaper price. Also, they gave me a to-go box that isn't shaped like a pizza. Food is average but could have been the around the same price as other pizzas from different brands.

Stop by for a quick slice of pizza to fuel up from all the walking! I got the meat lover pizza, came out fresh! The crust was nice and thin and the cheese was delicious! $10.99 for a slice. But to my surprise the pizza was huge!

DiFara is byfara one of the best NY style pizzas on the planet! Many of the poor reviews are a joke: "it's too expensive" No kidding! The rent they pay Caesar's is insane so the pizza won't be cheap! "It's salty" No kidding, what do you think you are eating? All the ingredients are loaded with salt, weird it tastes salty!! This is exceptional pizza. As you would expect, it starts with the crust. Thin with some char that caramelizes it slightly sweet, it is a foundation for some rock solid sauce, mozzarella and pepperoni. Yes it is greasy, that's why New Yorkers fold it, so it won't get on their clothes. I blot some off with napkins, thinking I am saving a few calories..... The taste is one that is startlingly good for something so simple. You can say the same of an In N Out Double Double vs a Big Mac, arguably very similar ingredients, but the results mandated a markedly different execution. I have eaten in some places that still use coal fired ovens (from the 1920's) and are the OG's of this stuff. This pizza is right there with it which is the highest compliment I can give a pizza place. For what you get it's one of the great values in Vegas, nice staff too.

I was a little hungry from all the walking on the strip. I went downstairs and got a slice of Mushroom and Cheese pizza slice to munch on. -Super salty. Not healthy at all! (-2) -Tad bit expensive for the portion size. (-1) -Service was fast. -Lot of options on pies.

In Forum Food Court. Stood in a long line with great anticipation... what a colossal let down. The server/cashier was bubbly and terrific and thereafter just meh. The meatball sub had zero sauce, on a stale bun with mushy, tasteless meatballs - ice cold and congealed. Yuck. The Caesar salad was fine while the cannoli was old, limp with a soft unpleasant doughy shell/chalky filling. Just keep walking!

i've never bought an $11 slice or $60 pizza in my life, until today. however, when you leave omnia night club at 3am... this is the life you chose. lol. the service was actually great, super friendly and quick for being the nightclub exodus. i got a half and half pie for $60 otd with 8 slices. better value at $7.50 a slice verses the $11 singles. It fed my crew and prevented any hangovers to come. took about 15 to bake fresh and came out piping hot. Taste was average pizza, no frills. not bad, not great, just sustenance. vibe is a foodcourt, nuff said for atmosphere. but it was clean and well maintained.

The absolute worst pizza. The most money I've ever paid for pizza ($10.99/slice , $52.99/whole pizza), ironically it's the worst pizza I ever had. Super greasy sparse on toppings and clump together. Crust was thin AF. overall, I recommend avoiding only reason would eat here is because it's the only thing open.

After a big lunch, my group and I decided to just grab a pizza for a late dinner. It also did not help that the time difference had me eating dinner at what would be the equivalent of eleven o'clock at night. But, it is what it is. Anyway, this is in the food court at Caesar's Palace. In addition to this option, there was also Bobby's Burgers (Bobby Flay's place), Halal Guys, a Chinese place (which was closed) and Chicken Guy is coming. The pizza looked pretty good and you can never go wrong with pizza. Again, it is a food court. You place your order, find a table in the communal seating area. We ordered a whole pizza for the price of about fifty dollars. This is a deal compared to ten dollars a slice. OK, I get that it is Las Vegas and prices are a bit high. We asked for three waters and they only offered bottled water. We forgot that when ordering and ending up buying three waters separately. This is why it gets just one star. It was almost thirty dollars for three bottles of water. It was twenty-seven dollars and change. The pizza was OK, but the prices are insane. Insane enough to give this place one star.

Extremely overpriced for what it is. $10 a slice for mediocre pizza and dirty tables.

Born in Brooklyn. Raised in Vegas? I use the word "raised" loosely. DiFara's is an icon in Brooklyn, NY. The Las Vegas outpost is located at the Caesar's Palace food court. I hoped to find flavor and texture to the original location here, though it fell a bit short. The slice of pepperoni I tried was okay, but won't "wow" anyone. DiFara's is a good place for a quick bite, especially if you're late night options are limited. Expect pricing to be on par with other quick serve restaurants on The Strip.

Angelina was awesome! Super friendly and very welcoming to me and my son. Come see her!

Angelina was fantastic was a fantastic experience, fast and easy recommended to everybody in Las Vegas

If you're looking for a cheesy, greasy, NY style slice of pizza post-club, this is a great option! In the moment, it was exactly what we needed. Definitely pricey (almost $10 a slice) but that is pretty much on par with all of the local food. Super quick service!

Where do I start I ordered a whole pie Which was super delicious Angelina's service was wonderful. Thank you again!

If ur eating pizza here, ur either drunk or starving, so it doesn't matter what it taste like.

Quality/Quantity - Slice of meat pizza - large slice of pizza. Generous with their toppings. The slice ended up satisfying 2 meals for my daughter. Side of garlic knots (3) - extremely good, and pretty big. Reminds me of Little Caesar's crazy bread. It even had a similar red sauce to dip the garlic knots. Atmosphere - Food court, plenty of seating. They were one of the few restaurants open at the food court. The night before, we saw a lot of people walking around with your pizza box, so it encouraged my daughter to try you the following morning. They let us refill our water bottles as well. Service - Friendly and efficient. We were the only customers at the time, so all 3 employees helped us. Price - $15.15, very affordable especially in LV. Owner Suggestion - Your link on Yelp is wrong, it takes us to the Caesar Palace website and does NOT show your restaurant??? Are you the same business from Staten Island, Manhattan, Midwood?

Located at the food court at Caesars Palace. Mediocre pizza at a whopping $10+ a slice! I got the Pepperoni slice, which was too salty for my taste. Service was friendly, quick and efficient, however; had it not been for the service, I would have given 1 star. Touristy environment with inferior pizza... It'll do if you're desperate for a quick bite, but I'd personally rather spend my money at other pizza spots on the Strip, especially as you have to pay for parking, unless you have a player's card that will allow you to park for free.

As bad as everyone says. My slice was completely underbaked and floppy, overly floured on the bottom, overly greasy and very salty. One of the worst slices I have had, anywhere. This place makes Sbarro look like artisanal pie. AVOID!

The pizza was ok. A bit on the dry side. We had the pepperoni. The service was fast and efficient. The garlic knots were dried out, but the marinara sauce for dipping was delicious. Overall my experience was just ok. Great helpful service.

This place was an insult to the Di Fara pizza in brooklyn. $10 for a cheese pizza only to get a soggy, lukewarm, and greeesy slice. Avoid at all cost.

1 piece of cheese pizza was $8.99 My opinion only.... Lil' Ceasars pizza would have been top tier compared to this pizza joint!! Convience & hunger - sometimes, you have to just settle! The flavor of this precious piece of pizza was actually delicious!

Angelina was awesome at the point of taking my order. She made me laugh and brought a smile to my day.

love the great service from Angelina amazing! definitely a must try! loved the pizza from here

Aside from being beautiful and a great conversationalists she was so helpful , the food was sub par but I will return again for her great service and atmosphere provided

Great services, Angelina was super polite and quick with my order!!!!! Will definitely be coming back sometime this week d with the sisters :)

Angelina is the best DiFara Pizza employee in the entire world!! doesnt hurt that she is also the best looking! I love going here! they have the best serves and best garlic knots!!

Angelina was amazing it was prompt fast and she was a delight. The good was amazing and the garlic knots are the bomb.

Angelina was bubbly and super friendly, service was quick too. good smells super yummy!

So I was hungry for pizza and found this pizzeria in Caesars. I ordered a meat lovers slice of pizza and a Caesar salad. I am so disappointed definitely would not recommend as the Caesar salad was severely deprived of cheese... don't mind paying top dollar as I know I'm in Las Vegas but definitely did not get what I expected. Service was really good by the workers but the food fell short.

Di Fara Pizza was a decent option for a quick, late night eat coming out of a concert at The Colossuem. Huge slices of pizza boasting the look of a New York pie, my husband and I were intrigued and had to check them out. Though we have found very few places who have been able to truly capture the New York style pizza we love, Di Fara Pizza made a solid attempt, but didn't quite meet the mark. Located in the food court of the Caesar Palace Casino across from The Collessuem, Di Fara Pizza one of the many popular spots in the food court line up that always seems to have a long line of customers and patrons walking around the casino and hotel with their pizza boxes. Aside from the branding of looking like a New York pie, the slices are large and loaded with toppings. They do have the thin crust on the bottom, but from our experience (and fellow Yelpers), it seems that the execution and cook of the crust can be spotty. We ordered a pepperoni slice and meat lovers slice. Each slice was packed with their respective toppings and were massive in size, however, the crust was undercooked and doughy. We had two different slices from two different pies and they were both like that. Looked and tasted good from the top of the pizza, but we were super disappointed with the crust situation. The line was too long to say something, and for the price they're charging, we were even more upset. Disappointing first visit, but will say that if they can figure out their right cook time for the crust, Di Fara Pizza will have something good going for them because everything else was okay.

Not really sure why this place has such bad reviews other then the high prices. When you're on the strip it is going to be high priced anyways and this food was still super good and kept me full for about 12 hours. This sandwich was about 20 dollars and it was really good. The employees were nice and my food was super good. Perfect place and area to go and sit and eat to relax.

What can I say? We were desperate Mushroom pizza - perfect recovery after Omnia, lots of mushrooms Meat lovers combo - tasty at the end of a long night Why the 2 stars? I had diarrhea and my friend threw up after these, definitely not cool

Not the best pizza, but it was doable. Meat lovers pizza tends to be salty because the amount of meat that's on there. The garlic knots were okay, but could use garlic butter. It was so dry on a few of it. The butter was not distributed evenly I'm assuming. The marinara tasted like it was from a Hunts can. Do I recommend this place? Sure. I would try this place again just for the mushroom pizza because it looked good.

Its OK, The food court at Caesar's is very limited. My go to is pizza. The pizza is OK, pricey and cut uneven, The customer service is good, very helpful and courteous. It's just too bad the NY Style Pizza is not as NY Style. Again not too many choices...

***WARNING*** They claim to be the same Di Fara Pizza in Brooklyn but sadly it is not. So I had to do some quick research online it looks like the son of the original owner tried to open another restaurant / franchise. I wanted to be excited for this place once I saw as I just visited the original location in Brooklyn New York. Yes, the original location is the best New York style pizza I have ever had period. This place needs a lot improvement to bring any kind of justice to the original place. If the original owner knew what was happening here I am not too sure he would be happy.

Pizza was great! And cooked perfect. Service is a little slow but it's worth the wait.

Although very simple, the food was fairly good. On a Saturday afternoon, we got here. We were happy to see a long line forming outside the restaurant. About 15 minutes passed while we waited to be attended to. Despite the somewhat delayed service, we eventually ordered a few pizzas and some garlic knots. Nothing particularly noteworthy or earth-shattering, but the food was all decent. Two of our pizzas, btw, were burned. Simply your typical Italian eatery, to put it briefly. Our family of five was satisfied with six dishes because the portions were of a fair size. Overall, a respectable location, but possibly crowded with travelers like myself? There are probably nicer restaurants around with less craziness and better food.

If I could leave a lower rating, I would. This not only was the worst pizza I have ever had, I'm thinking it could have been a health risk with all the charred crust. Caesar's said they didn't have room service so I went on the app to order directly from DiFaras. All I asked for was a cheese pizza. What they delivered was burnt, inedible, and 89.00! They should have been ashamed of their product but it is clear they truly don't care.

Pizza here is delicious. Ordered the meatball sub, it's was okay. Probably won't ever order again though. Pizza though, super good. Crust is baked to perfection. Pepperoni ratio and flavor is also on point. Service is great. All drinks are bottles right now.

Slow and incredibly sassy for the time we waited and the service we received. You can choose better.

Let me start by saying that the OG Di Fara is the best pizza I've ever had in my entire life and I dream of it every night. I had to come try this place in Las Vegas and it truly did not live up to the name. First off, the cheese slice does not come with fresh basil nor olive oil, the dough is dry, the tomato sauce is not tasty like the OG and the cheese is different too. The garlic knots were ok, but a bit dry too. They should seriously change the name of this place to something else. If it was just another pizza place, it would be ok. But with the Di Fara name it's a complete fail!

We ordered a slice of meat lovers pizza and garlic knots.. both the items were good.. their house made marinara was good as well.. service was quick..good place to grab a quick bite while hopping between casinos in Las Vegas food court..

We ordered a large Pizza to eat in. The pizza was ready in ten minutes but they never called our number. I asked how much longer it would be the helper said "it was done ten minutes ago so evidently you weren't paying attention. Terrible attitude. Never going back. The ambiance is terrible. Only 12 stools available to sit so you have to stand to eat. The pizza dough was soggy.

Di Fara pizza is a counter-serve fast food restaurant in the Forum Food Court in Caesars Palace. The biggest issue isn't the food, it's the rip-off pricing. Don't go by the menu on Yelp. The actual menu lists beer at $9, $7 for water, $6 for a soda. Do they think they're a fancy Italian ristorante? The website link doesn't work anymore and the logos above the restaurant say "Earl of Sandwich." It's possible they're being replaced.

Don't do it. I know you want to do it, I mean it looks good and it's right there with just a few people in line but you'll be sorry. The price is no biggie but you'll get a limp slice with no flavor, and that garlic knots are super dense with no garlic and just some low grade parm and green stuff posing as parsley.

The price for the pizza is so out of control for any pizza. Even with the best ingredients pizza is cheap to make. The pizza is just ok. $51 for a cheese pizza. IT'S pizza! Not steak.

Super overpriced, low quality pizza in a filthy food court. I ordered the New York style meatball sub. It was an overly greasy and salty abomination with a burnt bun. I was unable to finish it. The saltiness was really overwhelming. I also ordered a slice of the meat lovers pizza. It was OK but I wish they would have reheated it a little. The one thing that really hurts the star rating is how dirty and unkept the food court was. I had to walk around looking for a table that wasn't covered in food debris and crumbs. This place is clearly the worst place to dine at Caesars Palace. I really should have gave them a 1 star review but I feel bad for them. (They really are a 1 star).