Round Table Pizza

Las Vegas, United States

3.3

10 reviews

Accepts Credit Cards

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Telephone:
+1 702-240-7878
Website:
www.roundtablepizza.com
Address:
9350 W Sahara Ave, Las Vegas, NV, 89117
Westside
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Takes Reservations
No
Delivery
Yes
Take-out
Yes
Accepts Credit Cards
Yes
Good For
Lunch
Wheelchair Accessible
Yes
Good for Kids
Yes
Good for Groups
Yes
Attire
Casual
Noise Level
Loud
Alcohol
Beer & Wine Only
Outdoor Seating
No
Has TV
Yes
Waiter Service
No
Caters
No

Today

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Local time (Las Vegas) 4:43 AM Tuesday, June 3, 2025

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Description

Specialties

Pizza

Wings

Salads

Pasta

Catering

Parties

Beer

Wine

Sandwiches

Videogames

Party Room

Buffet

Lunch

Dinner

History

Established in 2011.

Established in 1959 Round Table Pizza started in Menlo Park, CA in 1959 and is the largest, most established pizza chain on the west coast. Starting in 2011 a new owner (RT Pizza LLC) has purchased all of the Round tables in Las Vegas. All of the stores will be completely remodeled to look brand new. Our first location that has gone through the remodel process is the Lake Mead store, located in the Von’s Shopping Center at the corner of Lake Mead and Buffalo. With a $ 6.99 all you can eat lunch buffet, nightly delivery specials, beer and wine specials, a party room and video games this location has it all.

Meet the Manager

Roy F.

Manager

Restaurant Biography

Education Augustana College, Rock Island, IL 61 201

Bachelor of Arts Degree

Finance Major, Accounting and Economic Minor

May 2002

Rosati’s Corporation Management Consultant/​Owner April 1997-​January 2010

Developed the Las Vegas market from 1 to 9 locations within 3 years increasing yearly sales from $ 400,000 to $ 5.8 million

Researched and deployed Clean-​Tech technologies to an aging business system including oil capture and reuse, sustainable building practices such as LEED standards, installed energy efficiency equipment, explored and financially modeled renewable energy options

Analyzed and deployed a web based e-​mail marketing system that drove a $ 20,000 (18%) increase in monthly sales

Brought multiple complete restaurants to market including: site evaluation, lease negotiation, contractor negotiation, equipment purchases, employees recruitment, employee and managerial training, point of sale computer training

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10 reviews of Round Table Pizza

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Place rating: 4
Las Vegas, NV
As far as international pizza chains goes, Round Table is the best IMHO.
I lived in California for a big chunk of my life, and have tried pizzas made by all of their major competitors (you know who they are), and RT has always been the pizza of choice for its superior quality and taste. So I was glad to find a few RT franchises in Las Vegas.
This particular location is near the new Bachi Burger location on West Sahara and a local theater, and the staff here are usually pretty friendly. I been here about 4 – 5 times and it is never really busy, so the wait for your pizza is usually not much longer than it takes for them to assemble and bake.
Guinevere’s Garden Delight and Maui Zaui are my usual orders, when I get a RT craving.
Food: 4⁄5 Yummy.
Price/​Value: 3.5÷5 More expensive than their competitors, but it also tastes better than their national chain competitions.
Parking: 4⁄5 Plenty of spaces.
Service: 4⁄5 Quick.
4 stars.
Place rating: 1
North Las Vegas, NV
I’m writing this review in the frustration I am having with round table. First, I tried to order online. They could not find a location near me, no matter what zip code, address, navigation menu I tried and I know that there is one up the street. I give up on trying to order online and just want to look at the menu to try to budget my order. The site doesnt show prices.
I give up the Internet and try the old fashioned phone call order. I called this particular round table. The first two times the line was busy. The third time, I get a ring, and a ring, and a ring, and a ring. No one answers the phone. I hang up and try again. I get a ring, and a ring, and a ring, and a ring. After about the tenth ring I give up.
I don’t have a review on the food because apparently round table doesn’t want me to order from them. I wish I could tell you they have great customer service, but they apparently don’t want to talk to me either, on the phone anyways. I can tell you their website is not very helpful.
I’m frustrated. Guess I’ll just stick to five dollar hot and ready’s instead of trying the $ 20+ pizzas. Can’t say I didn’t try though!
Place rating: 2
Las Vegas, NV
They have a lunch buffet, there was a fellow on the corner of Ft. Apache and Sahara touting it and I’m sorry I went. In my youth this was the last honest pizza, real cheese and delicious meats and crispy but yeasty doughy crusts. The salad bar was three star with better than average lettuce but the dressings were awful, oily and not flavorful. The pizza was all thin crust, burnt or well done and not as good as I remember. The cinnamon crust desert was ok. Life is too short to get a Cici’s experience at what should be a better lunch experience. Sadly, my feeling this place was on it’s way out and I won’t be back.
Place rating: 3
Las Vegas, NV
I’ve heard alot about Round Table from Californians. At first I was shocked that they charged $ 20 for a large pizza which would feed about 3 people. For less, you can go to Dom Demarco’s or Grimaldi’s.
But I have to say that the Chicken and Garlic was quite tasty. The creamy garlic sauce is really addicting. I think it would be awesome if you get a side on the side to dip your pizza in — kind of like Papa John’s.
What I like is that the crust on the bottom is crisp and the body of the crust has the nice chewy texture. The crust experience was quite unique for a chain. The leftovers were even better the next day. My method is to nuke it for 30 – 40 seconds and finish it off on a cast iron. It provides the same experience you have when eating there.
I’ll be back for their Mon-​Sat lunch buffet. Without the use of a groupon, I don’t know if i would go back outside of the buffet especially when I believe you can get much better value and experience at Grimaldi’s or Dom Demarco’s.
But the pizza here was still really good. 3.5 stars.
Place rating: 3
Las Vegas, NV
With my Groupon in hand and a hankering for some pizza pie, we headed to Round Table Pizza. Round Table is a standard pizza chain. We ordered a specialty meat lover’s and a couple of sodas. The pizza is pretty tasty. Nothing amazing, but definitely solid pizza.
The restaurant can be fun for kids. There are video games are fun (albeit dated) and my kid at heart fella spent some time playing them while we waited for the pizza to arrive. Service was friendly and efficient. I have no qualms coming back in the future.
Place rating: 3
Las Vegas, NV
Round table had a pretty decent lunch buffet reasonably priced at 6 bucks the only down fall was they would lag on keeping fresh pizza available. Went there again last week and they raised the price and now it doesn’t include a drink. For about $ 10 now I think I’ll pass.
Place rating: 5
Las Vegas, NV
Anybody who is from the Bay & the South Bay know how hella good RT is!
RT has been my favorite pizza place ever since I was a lil kid growing up in San Jose. It is well worth the price, in my opinion! You pay for quality. Lol, my only real beef with them is that they serve Pepsi. Boo! Such an inferior product to go alongside a superior pizza. But, back in the day, most of the owners used to serve Coke, but Pepsi was a much cheaper alternative for them, which was explained to me by many an owner ;) Pepsi, cheap? Imagine that!
Anyways, back to the pizza… always fresh ingredients & they are not cheap with the toppings. Very tasty crust & delicious sauce! When I lived in North town before, I used to drive quite aways to eat at the one on Craig. Now, fortunately I live down the street from the Lake Mead one, that just reopened. But, this was the location me & Nicki G. had been getting our RT fix from & still do from time to time. Even when I lived on Oahu, which has 2 RT locations, I used to drive all the way from the North Shore to Waikiki to get my fix! Please believe, I’m dedicated ;)
Overall, this location is legit! & most of the locations offer an awesome lunch buffet. So, if you live close by & have never had RT, just give it a try. & definitely try the Garlic Parmesan Twists! They truly are, one of the last honest pizzas: D
My faves:
King Arthur Supreme
Guinevere’s Garden Delight
Maui Zaui & the Hawaiian
Mushroom & Olive
Place rating: 4
Las Vegas, NV
Okay… I wanted something homey and hearty to eat last night all in my lonesome. I decided for something I haven’t had in a long time, but also something worth my money.
Decision? Maui zaui pizza at round table for one please! This flavorful, mouthwatering, scrumptious, sliced-​up, oven baked creation is still to this day one of my favorite top three and go eat when I need cheering up food. Maui zaui alone deserves four stars. Makes me wanna dance sitting on my couch with every bite I bite. Haha. Mix it with chicken wings, coke and a funny show or movie and you have just been cheered up. Sooo cheered up that I woke up this morning inspired to write my first review.
Only reason I didn’t give round table the so easily given fifth star is because they need to jump on the van wagon and make some deals for customers the same way pizza hut has ten dollar large pizzas. Maybe then they wouldn’t have so many round table’s in town closed and receive ‘woohoo! As good as it gets!’ ratings. Thanks for reading! =]
Place rating: 5
Las Vegas, NV
The Maui Zaui is basically a Hawaiian pizza on steroids! The Hawaiian pizza is my favorite. But the Maui-​Zaui just knocks it out the park for me. It has everything a HP has and much more. Let’s see… A sweet Polynesian sauce, crispy bacon bits, savory green onions, smokey Canadian bacon, red onions, mozzarella cheese and pineapples! I know it may sound a bit too much, but it’s the greatest invention since tupperware.
They even have pizza buffets which includes a salad bar. It’s great for family or big groups. There’s a small arcade for children. The place itself might not be so pleasing to the eye, but just close your eyes while you eat the pizza. Orr take it to-​go. Otherwise. It’s not too bad.
Place rating: 3
Las Vegas, NV
Went here for the Pizza Buffet with some friends today.
For the buffet, which comes with a drink it came out to $ 6.48 with tax.
The place was busy and I can see why: A great value for the price.
Only a few times the pizza counter was empty, but that was soon alleviated by an onslaught of fresh, hot pizzas. The pizza counter also included garlic bread twists and cinnamon twists.
You can also partake of the salad bar that they have.
Fresh lettuce, vegetables and a good choice of toppings and dressings.
The staff is friendly and the place relatively clean.
The only negative was that my friends kept complaining how hot it was. If you sit very close to the pizza counter, it is very hot in the back. I suggest sitting in the main dining area or closer to the front of the store where their are ceiling fans.