Rosati’s Pizza

I tried to order some pizza and wings but it says my call can’t be completed as dialed. I would really have appreciated to be put on hold or listen to options at this point.
Who doesn’t have call waiting or automated prompts at this day and age?
Ordering pizza somewhere else.

We never ate lunch here and will not ever again — maybe not even supper! NO ONE was in the place when we entered. We heard a bell go off in the back indicating that we (the customer) was in the place but were not greeted until 4 to 5 minutes later. We heard a bunch of LOUD voices arguing in the back (kitchen?) and the «rap» music was up so loud we could hardly hear ourselves think. We seated ourselves. From that point on it only got worse. I wonder what happened? The last time we were there for supper it was great. It seems like the staff was very young and had no one to guide or manage them. Oh well, they’re not the ONLY pizza place in town!

Ordered a pepperoni «deep dish» pizza. It was quite sad — 90% dough, 10% filling. Wouldn’t eat here again.

The Chicago style deep dish is awesome. I got the small 12 inch, and I think it literally weighed 5 lbs. Tons of toppings. I was only able to eat one slice per meal. I put the leftovers in the fridge then re-​heated. I highly recommend!

Place is amazing!
Food is great and you can’t beat the awesome service!
Try garlic knots and deep a dish pizza!

Well the pizza is delicious, the service leaves a lot to be desired. I called in an order for pick up and was told 20 minutes and it would be ready. 50 minutes later I finally get my pizza. No apologies, nothing. They had one customer in the sitdown part. Staff were joking and laughing with each other quite a bit, but that did not get my pizza done faster.

Order large pizza and wings for pickup. Pizza flavor is great. Rich in flavor, lack in ingredients. As you can see in the receipt. It says it’s supposed to come with pepperoni. My pizza had no pepperoni. Possible mix up. But regardless. No what I ordered.

I wasn’t a fan.
Myself and my boyfriend have gone there a few times.
The first time we went they didn’t know how to make the mixed drink I wanted and the waitress told us to go down the street to the lodge and try there (they didn’t make it there either).
The second time we stayed and ate.
I didn’t like their Pasta sauce that was on the meal I ordered. I wish I had.
The third and most recent time we went, we didn’t get acknowledged for ten or so minutes, even though business was slow, so we left.

I have ordered from here twice, and both times I ordered the 18″ Rosati’s Monster with Deep Dish crust as carryout. This pizza is so good!!! The pizza is so humongous that I can only eat 1 slice. Your pie is piled high with sausage, pepperoni, bacon, ground beef, mushroom, onion, green pepper, green and black olives. I swear, eating 1 slice of this pizza is comparable to having half a large pizza at one of your big box pizza chains. And this tastes much better!
As you eat your slice, toppings are piled so high that they will eventually fall off. But there is so much that you won’t even miss them. Half of your pizza toppings could fall off and you wouldn’t miss a beat. There is just that much topping!!! I do, however, recommend using a fork and knife. It is much too daunting of a task to grab and eat a slice by hand.
The dough is thick with a nice chew to it. The bottom and crust is nice and crispy. I find myself ripping off the crust and loading it with my «man overboard» toppings. No topping left behind is what I say.
You can debate over what is and isn’t an authentic Chicago Style Deep Dish Pizza is. What I can tell you without a doubt is this. The Deep Dish from Rosati’s is truly a deep dish pizza. Toppings are piled high, the 18″ Monster has to be over 10lbs. First thing you’ll say when you lift the box is, whoa this is heavy! And above all, this is a supremely delicious pizza that you will thoroughly enjoy.

Great neighborhood Chicago pizza pub. Conveniently located within walking distance of several major 300+ unit apartment villages in the southwest neighborhood of Enterprise. Most Mountain’s Edgies can count on the Chicago pie being better than the coupon stuffing national chain delivery places, but hey if you want Heatza-​Phut, Little Pizza! Pizza!, or that Papa more power to you. This restaurant offers dine-​in, pickup, and delivery.
The pub has several great beers on tap and a selection of drinkable wines and huge televisions playing all manner of popular sporting events. Seating is limited because of the immense popularity of the business from surrounding renters looking for a chill sports bar with good food. This location is conveniently located within Smith’s Shopping Center at the corner of Rainbow and Windmill and is a big draw for the hugely popular neighborhood.
The pizza comes in several delicious varieties: thin, double-​dough, pan, and Chicago style deep dish and even calzone. Pastas, wings, and salads available.
Stable, friendly crew with charisma and charm. Only minor drawbacks: wayyyyy busy, nicely crowded because of popularity (brainstorm: buy out the comic book store next door and expand! #dreamingon), no hard alcohol (#drats), not open 24 hours, no gaming. Aw, heck… these all sound like advantages instead of disadvantages.
Give these cool peeps a try when you are around the neighborhood. You might like ‘em!

My experience was okay. The store was already opened for around 4 hours but when I walked in, the store was empty and it seemed like they just opened when they were supposed to be opened 4 hours before I came. There was one person at the front desk hidden on the side. This was our first time here so we didn’t know how to order so we assumed to just order there. We wanted to dine in but apparently, ordering from the counter means you want a «to go» order. The employee worker had okay service but not worth tipping as she did not really welcome us and did not do her job well. She was on the phone the whole time and I felt like I was bothering her with my order.
The interior of the store was nice and clean. There were plenty of booths and tables. The bathroom was nice as well but they didn’t have any paper towels. There were standees of some guy and it felt like someone was staring at me the whole time I was eating. Uncomfortable…
The pizza came relatively slow. We were the only customers but it took around 30 minutes. The pizza itself was pretty good. It was not worth it’s price though. I got a small pizza (serving for 2). There were not enough pepperonis on the pizza, so it was almost just like a cheese pizza. It was $ 13 but it wasn’t good enough to be overpriced and the size wasn’t worth it either. You can go to Pizza Hut and get a large pizza for $ 10 and the quality matches up, if not better, with Rosati’s Pizza.
Overall, it’s okay here if you don’t mind paying extra. Pizza Hut is just down the street from this location, so I recommend going there instead to get a pizza that is just as good but cheaper.

REVIEW UPDATE:
We still eat here pretty often and love our pizza pie cut. However it is few and far between that we are ever seeing a pizza that is pie cut coming from this kitchen. We were in the other day to sit down for lunch. We ordered from the server, she repeated the order back (said pie cut) and the pizza still came out wrong and no correction offered. Looks like we will be finding another pizza join in the future to value customer experience. For the prices we pay here we feel we should be getting what we order, not tiny squares of pizza that are difficult and messy to eat without a fork, knife, and TONS of napkins. YIKES, not sure where things went wrong.

Ordered a deep dish from here. The way everyone was saying they had a decent one that rivaled what you could get in Chicago. Was very disappointed, as the pizza was pretty much cold and severely undercooked when it arrived. Sent in a complaint about the poor quality and never heard anything back. As far as deep dishes go they are fairly pricey which would not be a big deal if they delivered quality product. The whole experience made it feel as we all got jipped out of our money and had to deal with the fallout of poorly cooked food. Would not recommend if you’re looking for quality deep dish keep on moving it’s not here.

So it’s only my second stop on my quest for the best Chicago deep dish in Vegas and I think I’m ready to call it.
Don’t worry though, I’m gonna keep on looking because I love pizza and trying new places and writing about them.
Back to Rosatis…
This place is decorated very nice inside, really clean design with a brick wall for the bar. It’s very well maintained and when we visited, it was pretty immaculate inside, with a very inviting fresh pizza smell.
There’s plenty of comfortable seating, booths and high tables. It’s not too tight in there at all, lots of room to get around, even when it’s busy. There’s several TV screens, even a projector on the back wall. The game day deals make it an ideal place to watch sports if that’s your thing.
I wasn’t impressed with the beer selection. They had the usual suspects, along with blue moon and Stella. Kind of a disappointing selection, but that’s okay.
We decided to order a few appetizers even though we knew we’d have plenty of pizza. We got the cheese fries, and despite them being just boxed crinkle-​cut fries covered in mozzarella, we rather enjoyed them.
We took the advice of so many Unilocalers and got the garlic knots as well. These were an interesting and delicious take on the common breadstick. Warm, fluffy, covered lightly with butter and fresh minced garlic. With a side of marinara and ranch these apps went down easy.
We got the extra large Chicago style pepperoni deep dish pizza, thinking we’d have it again later in the week. What a mistake. The pizza was beyond massive. My wife and my sister-​in-​law barely ate one slice. I’m a pretty big guy, and I eat a lot bigger than I seem like I would, but I struggled to get through my second slice. At the time of this review, there are still two King Kong slices in my fridge.
Not because the pizza wasn’t delicious, it was. It was served screaming hot, with plenty of bubbly mozzarella and pepperoni. When you remove a slice, the pan is bathed in melted cheese, which is always a sign of things being done right somewhere along the line. Rosatis strikes an awesome balance of thickness and toppings. There’s a ton of toppings but they hold back just shy of making you feel like a jerk for finishing a whole slice, and I appreciate that. There’s lots of cheese, but not so much that you question what you’re doing with your life by eating there. The crust is deep, but not too thick. There’s a certain thickness that lets you know you’re dealing with a serious slice, but you know you’re not getting a giant bready brick beneath your glorious toppings. There’s a science to figuring out the proper ratio of crust to toppings in deep dish pizza-​making, and I believe Rosatis has mastered it.
The crust itself is wonderfully flaky, not too hard, not too thick. Has a subtle buttery taste but it’s not overpowering like other places I’ve tried in town, and I can tell the guys in the back know just when to take the pie out of the oven because it was perfect and golden all the way around.
There’s a huge menu at this place: other styles of pizza, calzones, sandwiches. If I can somehow not order Chicago pizza when I come here, I think I’d definitely like to explore what else they have to offer.

We have had their pizza delivery from here 3 times now. Their Chicago style deep dish, is a winner at our house and have no complaints. Unlike some of the reviews here, our pizza dough had been thoroughly cooked. The only issue I tonight is that the gal the took my order over the phone — address me by my home address and hung up on me after I placed my order. Customer service needs to be improved on.

I tried Rosati’s a year ago and wasn’t impressed at all. The toppings were scarce and the sauce was very thin. So I didn’t like it…
Well, a few days ago I decided to give it a second chance and went there for a lunch with a friend of mine. This time I was not disappointed. Pizza was on good. Toppings and the sauce were generously spread. We also ordered Rosati’s jumbo wings, Mozzarella sticks, Garlic bread and Ceasar salad. Everything tasted pretty good, not as a year ago. The service was slower than I had expected. But the staff was friendly. There was a TV and free WiFi.
Maybe I‘ll come back here in the future, but there are definitely better places in Vegas for pizza

Realizing I bashed Rosati’s for CRAMMING the Au Jus container into my sandwich, I wanted to qualify my review by saying my family LOVES their food! The sauce is perfect and the thin-​crust pizza is some of the best I’ve ever had (having lived in Chicago and S. Florida). Do yourself a favor and order from the S. Rainbow location.
Just make sure to request that the Au Jus is NOT placed (hammered then squashed) into the samich container. =]
Oh yeah… LOVE tavern sliced pie!!!
‘Murica!!!

The food is excellent here. The lady who took my order over the phone was fantastic. I had a very complicated order and she ensured that it would be done properly and it was delivered quickly and correctly!
I take one star away for the price. Prices are high and would prevent me from eating here more often.

I had Rosati’s once about 2 years ago when I lived in a different area of town. Honestly, I wasn’t overly impressed. I was going to wait to try it a second time before reviewing it, but that just never happened.
Well, since moving to a different neighborhood, I noticed there was a Rosati’s less than a mile from where I type this. It took a minute, but tonight I finally got to give them a second chance.
…and I am really glad I did!
Located on the northeast corner of Windmill and Rainbow, you will spot Rosati’s Pizza Pub in the Smith’s shopping center. It is much easier to find off of Windmill Road just east of the Smith’s gas station.
I haven’t had a chance to enjoy the actual pub its self since we just grabbed our pie to go tonight. That will just have to wait for an updated review.
That pie however was tasty as hell! Two things that stood out for me were the crust and the sauce. The crust wasn’t too thin (which I can’t stand) or too doughy but nice and crispy! Just right! The sauce was lightly seasoned and had a unique taste in it’s own right.
The employees were all very friendly and engaging and were fun to chat with as well. Definitely no complaints as far as service goes!
The only reasons I can’t give it 5 stars is…
— it is a bit on the pricey side. $ 20 for a pizza isn’t the most I’ve paid for a pie but it certainly isn’t the cheapest either! Sometimes you have to pay for quality I guess.
— I am not a big fan of the square slices. Not a huge deal but I definitely prefer the traditional slices.
I live so close to Rosati’s and love the taste of their pizza so it is almost a guaranteed certainty I’ll be back. After all I still have to try their garlic knots, wings, and have a brew in their Pub!
4 stars.

I am at a loss for words and that rarely happens. The Godfather pizza was probably one of the best (top 3) pizzas I have ever had in my life. The crust is definitely deep dish. They do not mess around here. We ordered a two pizzas, wings, and garlic rolls for the 6 of us and OMG we had enough food leftover for lunch the next day. The pizza is ridiculous! Do not be greedy and start with a small piece. I don’t mess around so I went in for the largest slice and I was ready to pass out halfway thru. This is no Dominos. They aren’t messing.