Metro Pizza

This pizza was beyond horrible. I was headed out of Vegas and decided I wanted some pizza since I was still recovering from a good night. So first of all they didn’t have much of a selection and were basically out of everything. I was going to be greedy and get two slices because I was trying to sell recover however since they didn’t have the proper inventory I settled for one slice of pepperoni which I’m so glad. The pizza was extremely greasy. I know it’s going to be greasy other way because it’s pepperoni but it was pretty ridiculous. It didn’t taste good at all. The bottom was slightly burnt but I ate it since I bought it. Definitely know not to stop here ever again!

It’s always nice to know that you can buy greasy overpriced pizza at the airport. I mean really… your options are either — «pay up» or eat air…
On my way home today, I decided to pick up something small to «gnaw» on, since I skipped out on lunch.
While I waiting at the McCarran airport terminal #3 — «D gate», I see a place called — Metro Pizza nearby, so I wandered overthere to get a slice of veggie pizza for $ 6.37.
What you get for $ 6.37 is pretty bad pizza!
IMHO it tasted worst than frozen Tombstone pizza.
The slice was pretty oily, and the crust was very hard like cardboard! Yuck!
Save your money, and eat air instead, or wait till you get on board your flight to have something to eat.
Believe me, you won’t regret it!

Very bad garlic knots, rude person in the counter. Old Indian guy. When asked about why garlic knots are not edible, he replied they are always like this. Will not try again.

Not really sure how other people came to their reviews. I come from New York and I absolutely love this pizza. It’s expensive, yes, almost $ 6 for a veggie slice, which is definitely overpriced, but the flavor is fantastic. What’s cheap at the airport anyway that’s half decent? Here you can get a good slice and you have seating right outside. The crust is medium thickness, the amount of cheese is nice. All in all, I love this pizza, would love to come back if I ever come to this terminal at Vegas’ airport.

The service here is prompt, since there is no line.
$ 5.29 is not a competitive price for a small water.

This pizza was A-​OK. You could do a lot worse for a quick bite at the airport.
It wasn’t that quick though. They had one old slice of plain left when I arrived, with several people waiting around to get a slice of whatever pies were coming out next.
After about 10 minutes, a pepperoni pie finally emerged and I got my hands on one of the super oily slices ($ 5). As I stood there looking like an idiot taking a picture of my pizza, the oil actually dripped down my palm on to my wrist and my arm. Serves me right.
They also had a stuffed slice which looked a little scary, as well as a Hawaiian pie and a veggie pie, and some garlic knots. All those things looked even greasier.
From a quick search, this appears to be a chain in Vegas which I didn’t get a chance to visit during my stay, so I wonder if the chain is this mediocre, or if it just seemed not that great since I was trying it for the first time at an airport. Maybe I’ll try a real location next time I’m in Vegas. Also, maybe not.