Five50 Pizza Bar

I really liked the pizza here. I had the cheese and meant to go back to grab another slice, but I was too lazy to make the trek to the elevators. Slices are huge.

The food was good but very expensive. My friend and I needed somewhere casual to eat inside Aria and because this restaurant was listed as such, we thought that the prices would reflect that. I ordered a whole pizza at $ 28, but you can walk up and order by the slice for about $ 5 and change. The Forager Pizza consists of a white sauce and plenty of mozzarella topped with mushrooms, spinach, large pieces of ham and whipped ricotta. It had a balance of salty and sweet but the ham became overwhelming and it could have used a better ratio of veggies. My friend ordered the Spaghetti and added Housemade Meatballs. We both agreed that the spaghetti was tasty but the meatballs were off. The beer selection is fantastic, as is the décor. I just didn’t feel that the food that we received exactly hit the mark or was worth the high price.

The pizza was great but the meatballs is another story. I suggest you get the pizza.

When I first saw signs that this place was opening soon, I was excited. I’m not sure why but I guess it was good advertising. After going the first time, I wasn’t impressed. It wasn’t bad or anything but it def wasn’t memorable. We ordered the Gotham pizza which comes with pepperoni, sausage and salami. It was a little too much for me.
During the most recent Restaurant Week, I noticed they had a good lunch deal so my friend and I decided to give it another try. After we got there and saw what was including in the deal, it seemed like a better idea to just order what we wanted. It probably came out to the same price and it was good we wanted to eat.
The garlic knots were decent. Nothing to rave about. The pizza is cooked in a wood fired oven, at 550 degrees. :) This time we ordered cheese and pepperoni. It wasn’t bad but like I said, its not my favorite or that memorable. The service wasn’t great. It took a while for drink refills and they weren’t even that busy. Overall, I think this place is expensive for the quality. Considering the location, I guess it would be less expensive than the other options though.
Tip: They sell pizza by the slice. This would be a good option if you’re staying at the hotel or need something fast.

Walked in here instead because the Aria Race and Sports Book next door was full. Seahawks-​Panthers game was playing. It’s a non-​smoking area still so it was all good.
We enjoyed our Bloody Mary and Mimosas plus the TRUFFLE MAC N CHEESE while waiting for our airport pick up. This place was packed after 12 noon. Wow.
If we weren’t full or ran more miles that early morning, we could have tried their pizza because it’s a pizza place!
Helpful and friendly staff. Clean with decent chalk writings on the walls. Busy place for sure.

Great everything! Tip: Get the Gotham Pizza. This a good place to watch the games sitting down when it’s hard to find a seat in the sport book area.

The middle of the road ratings for this place appear spot on. I bought the a la carte slices at 2:00 pm, so maybe they weren’t as fresh, but the slices were only good, not great.
Random thought: So I guess part of the shtick of this place is slices are $ 5.50. (See the name.) I wonder what happens as stuff gets more expensive. Do they change the name of the place or just compromise on the quality/​size of the slices…

Best pizza since Round Table (That’s saying a lot!). Garlic knots are fabulous!
Meat lover? Try the Gotham (No relation to Batman). Nice selection of beers and wines including David Bynum.

Food was good.
Service was terrible. Server did not come around for about 10 minutes. When we ordered our food, we then waited for 30 minutes before asking to see our server. He had said the ticket was «lost» with no explanation or apology. Food came out shortly thereafter. Also, beer that was ordered was not correct. We had to ask for our server again to get the bill, and then ask for him again so we could pay it. Very poor experience overall and was disappointed that this type of service was part of The Aria.

All pizzas are 16 inches (6 slices) They say the portion is for two people but it was perfect for us three. We ordered half truffle and half pepperoni ⁴⁄₅ and arugula & fennel salad ⁰⁄₅. The pizza was very good but a little greasy. The salad was horrible! Absolutely no flavor, no dressing and no visual appeal. All three of us unanimously agreed it was the worst salad we’ve ever eaten and. Overall the pizzas are well designed and great, service and atmosphere also very good. Stay away from the arugula & fennel salad unless you’re a rabbit.

+ easy to find location in the Aria
+ good for to-​go counter or sit-​down restaurant service
+ good variety (had a seasonal pie with cauliflower!)
+/​-​pretty good quality and size
— $ 5.50 per slice or $ 28+ per pie (plus tax and tip)
If I was in the area and hungry, I’d pick up a slice but won’t be rushing back here.

The good: food was amazing, and they accommodated a large group same day (I called in advance). My friends also enjoyed their shakes. This is the ONLY reason for two stars.
The bad: the service. Our server Richard Q. was rude. We asked in the beginning about separate checks and the response was MUCH ruder than necessary (the answer is no, btw, no separate checks; which is fine, but just say that, not a snarky remark). There was also lag time in getting certain orders. Our group asked multiple times about ONE order of garlic knots (which showed up after the pizza), someone got their shake 20 minutes after everyone else, and it took someone else 30 minutes to get their glass of wine. For what we paid, that’s unacceptable.
They also asked if we were celebrating anything when I made the reservation (this was for a 30^th birthday). This was not recognized at all.

Outstanding dining option for a great slice of pizza (quick snack) or whole pie (lunch) at the Aria. The location is clean, bright and the food quality is amazing. When looking at the Aria– this is a great place to go. The pizza is top quality (not the frozen tasting option in the horrible Aria buffet). The value is competitive and the service of a quick ready to eat meal is great. Thanks Five50 Pizza Bar for being a fantastic option at the Aria.

I recently stayed at Aria for a conferece and dined here twice — both of my experiences were good! I will say, as I have in other reviews for Vegas establishments, it’s VEGAS… things on the Strip are NOT cheap, so if you go expecting to spend very little money, you’re going to be in for a rude awakening. I’m only saying this because I frquently see reviews comment on how things are pricey in comparison to what you get/​quality.
Second, this restaurant is located next to the sports bar so yes, you will should expect the atmosphere to be dominated by sports (not to mention that a lot of people do go to Vegas because of sports).
Now, the food. The first night I ate here my friend and I shared the wings and a pizza and we each got a shake. The wings were just okay, the pizza was good and the strawberry shake was Delish! The second night I ate here I got the chooped salad, garlic knots and yes, you guessed it… a strawberry shake! The next time I eat here I am going to try the Chef’s Selection Charcuterie/Mozzarella…and of course, a strawberry shake!
Nothing really stood out to me regarding service, which means that it was probably fine. In general, the location is good, the ambiance is cool and I like that there’s the option of grabbing a slice to go. Will be back the next time I stay at Aria.

Five50. Love the name. I failed to ask the origin of it. My guess would be the oven temp? Who knows… and nevertheless the pizzas are very good. They char them just enough in the ovens to give it a little flavor and character. Toppings aren’t skimpy and the salads and soups are good complimentary parts of the meal. Solid craft beer line-​ups on draft including local craft breweries and some out of state. Their bottle craft beers are solid as well.
Nice ambiance, well lit, and upbeat. Service during the day was a little slow but I can look the other way one since the meal was good.

I have dined here twice and enjoyed it both times.
The first time, we sat at the bar before seeing Zarkana. It was a busy night and the service was a bit slow, but friendly. Not a big deal — we planned quite enough time before the show and weren’t in a rush.
We shared everything:
Garlic Knots ($ 6): Great portion and huge knots. Really tasty.
Beer Mac ‘n Cheese ($ 12 — half order): Again, good portion size and really good — the prosciutto is a nice touch.
Chef’s Selection Charcuterie (6 for $ 28): I know it seems pricey, but man was it worth it! They were not stingy with the meat/​cheese and we actually got to choose the 6 we wanted. We went with both Burrata and Buffalo Mozzarella, as well as the Humbodlt Fog. For meats we had Mortadella, Soppressata and Prosciutto. Everything was really fresh and SO SO good. i would definitely order this again and it was perfect for sharing.
Finally we got the Gotham pizza ($ 28): Also pricey, but we both really enjoyed it. It had pepperoni, salami and sausage.
We ended up with way too much food and were stuffed. They also have good drink specials — I thought the prices for the beer/​shot combos were really good and they have a great selection of beers.
The 2^nd time I dined there, I just grabbed a quick slice from the slice counter. The great thing is that the counter is open until 3 AM on Fri/​Sat. It was just $ 5.95 for a HUGE slice of pizza and it was really good. This time I got the «Forager,» which has whitesauce, mushrooms, bacon, whipped ricotta and spinach. I’ve been dreaming about this slice ever since.
Overall, it fits a certain «niche,» it’s connected to the Race & Sports Book and can be considered a fast casual experience. Or you can grab a slice on your way back to your room — both are great options. I’ll definitely be back soon!

I was expecting way better reviews. We came here because we wanted a quick bite before a show. I got a slice of the «seasonal» which had a ton of veggies, a thin crust, and ooey gooey cheese. It was bomb albeit a lil pricey but YA DONT COME TO VEGAS ON A BUDGET #dolla #dolla #bills #MaybeImTipsy #DontHate #YelpPeaceAndLove #Hashtag
UPDATE: after I posted this review the restaurant went from 3 ½ to 4 stars! You are welcome five50! You can send me a gift card whenever it’s convenient

Don’t let them fool you about the size of the pizza. I’m beginning to wonder if they try to make you think it’s on the small size so you order an appetizer. We ordered the Gotham pizza, lots of yummy protein and what not. But we started with the chopped salad (also very yummy) and then came the pizza. Rolled out pretty content.

By-​the-​slice pizza places are a dime a dozen on the Strip: they’re great for solo travelers and budget-​minded folk alike, clocking in anywhere from $ 6−12/person for a meal and offering plenty of variety. Unfortunately, quality is usually on par with your local mall food court.
Five50 is different. Not only is it easy to find within the casino (straight through the lobby on the left from the parking garage), but it’s priced cheap ($ 5.50 a slice including specialty styles) but doesn’t taste like it. On any given day, there are four featured pies available by the slice: the Gotham (meat heavy), Forager (cheese and mushrooms), a cheese-​only version, and a featured daily special.
if by the slice isn’t for you, they also offer an extended menu of whole pies, along with salads, sandwiches, shakes, and small plates. But their pizza is obviously the highlight.

A good meal overall. We came earlier on a weeknight and were seated right away. The seating area is pretty big. Our server was working multiple tables and he was hustling. He did a great job.
The big disappointment was the garlic knots. This place has some nice ovens… and they deep friend the knots. They were ok, but greasy. I’m sure they would have been a lot better in the oven.
The pizza was good! It was a little underdone for my liking. Being from the New Haven area, I like a bit of crisp. I was kind of surprised they cook the pizza at 550 °F. That seems a bit low for a restaurant oven. My wife’s salad was very good. Good selection of beer and wine. It’s a bit spendy for what it is… but you’re eating on the strip.

Das Personal sehr nett. Die Auswahl an Bier nix Getränken war sehr gering aber die Pizza und auch das garlic breed waren Super.
Wir fanden es so lecker das wir sogar zweimal dort waren