The Original Graziano’s Pizza Restaurant

I am sad to see that they are closed.
Have eaten the buffet there many times. Always a good experience. The broasted chicken was great, I have always liked broasted chicken, even bought a pressure fryer so I could make it.
The pizza was good, there was so much to choose from on the buffet, sandwich, pasta, salad, broccoli cheese soup (excellent) and of course the chicken.
Again, sad to see they closed, with no forwarding address (they aren’t just relocating)

It’s closed down! This is such a great family place. We loved bringing our daughter there but there was a note that they are leaving Las Vegas. So sad!

I can’t stop raving about this place. The food is just 3.9 stars but the customer service is top notch!
The manager is always amazing, I can’t praise him enough. He’s always making exceptions for my daughter. Ex, she only had 186 tickets and there was nothing child friendly and so she gave her Minnie Mouse ears that were worth 400 tickets. So nice!
Buffet is still the best for the price in town. Happy hour is at 2pm and you get a free drink. Regular price is 6.50. Anyone under three eats an drinks free. Pizza, fried chicken, wings, soup, spaghetti, garlic knots, salad, sandwiches, brownies, cinnamon rolls and dessert pizza.
We’ve had our daughters birthday here last year and it went off without a problem. We had 42 people, and five extra larges fed everyone. They gave my daughter dough an toppings to make we own pizza and they demo rated and provided everything. It came to 170 for the pizza and drinks and we left a 30 buck tip since we had our own waitress to help with our needs. That included 100 tokens for the kids. It was softest we are having it there again!

We usually bring the kids here for the pizza buffet. The buffet has a pretty good variety of food. I love that there are veggies. The pizza is good as long as it is fresh.

Decent food, non-​existent service, they have a daily buffet including pizza, pasta, broasted chicken and salad bar for $ 6.49. I pretty much come here for their broasted chicken which is very juicy and delicious. Pizza and buffet are decent, but if you order off the menu the food is a lot fresher

Before writing this, I need to warn you I am normally not a fan of local pizza. Honestly, I rarely see a value in it. But, after two-​times dining I have decided I am a fan of The Original Graziano’s Pizza.
What makes them better? I like the lunch pizza buffet and their variety. I am on a low-​calorie diet and I like that I can eat salad and soup while my boyfriend can feast on as much pizza as he wants. I tried the Pineapple pizza on the buffet, AWESOME.
I subtracted one star… Why? You have to self-​serve your own drinks and I am not a fan of having to grab my own silverware. It would be nice if they at least added napkins to all their tables.
Before you leave, check out the wall-​of-​fame wall of the people who challenged the HUGE pizza.

#300 I win haha. Technically I have more than 300 its those filtered reviews that’s killing me. All good.
Graziano’s is right across Desert Breeze Park. If your tired of running around and need to refuel. Right here.
There’s only 2 reason you stepped into the door. #1 to attempt the monster pizza challenge or #2 to watch someone attempt the monster pizza challenge. The challenge is pretty simple you and friend has 45 mins to eat a 10 lbs pizza, thats it. That’s a lot of pizza I need someone to team up on this.
I guess I lied there’s more than 2 reasons to step into the door. Their lunch buffets 11 am — 3 pm are only $ 6.49 it includes pizza, pasta, salad, dessert, and more. Pizzas were hot, not cold or left out too long. They have a good selection of arcade video games and they host parties. Expect little kids running around screaming. And for the adults they serve alcohol.
Their pizzas are good. Their prices are reasonable. The atmosphere is kids and family friendly. The service was good. Décor is old, only knock I’ll give them.

Graziano’s does well as a casual, family-​friendly restaurant. The food is very typical American-​Italian fare, nothing surprising or particularly impressive, but the generous portions, smart pricing, and large menu are bound to satisfy everyone in your group. They offer great specials, and you can take advantage of many of their coupons/​offers. With our Entertainment Book coupon, we ended up under $ 13 for dinner to-​go for 4. Warm, good, predictable food. Also, it’s a plus to have the comfortable, cozy seating and fun little gaming area while waiting for the orders to come out.
The staff is attentive and efficient considering the scale of the establishment, from the dine-​in area to the take-​out counter and the gaming area. We had issues in the gaming area, but at least they were very prompt in correcting the problems, and they were very sweet and patient with the kids in our party.
Settling on 3, since I won’t be coming back for the food myself, and will only be back if I’m with the niece and nephew on a quick family take-​out run.

We came here for my son’s soccer party. The pizza tasted like cardboard and a lot of the games either ate tokens or didn’t give tickets when they should have. The pizza was seriously thin cardboard pizza and the employees are all teenagers that don’t know what to do. One of them didn’t fully understand how to give my son the junkiest of dollar store multi-​pack toys in exchange for 25 tickets. It’s not that difficult. I would never come here on our own accord, but I’ll likely be back after next soccer season. Hopefully the pizza is less cardboard like.
BTW: I complained about the machine eating my tokens and not giving tickets. They said they’d check it out, and then didn’t. I stood at the counter talking to the coach for 10 minutes, waiting for them to give me back my eaten up tokens, and no one cared!

Like Chuck E Cheese, only without the fun… kidding actually.
Honestly I was expecting something different before walking in. Something more upscale (nice looking building) something more, um, grown up. What I got was kids running around like mad, birthday parties, team trophy parties (Desert Breeze is right across the street) and mayhem of the kid-​like order. But that’s cool… Read on.
So this review is NOT about the atmosphere or the establishment (probably a great place to take the kids) but the food… it really isn’t that good. We did the lunch buffet (maybe that was my mistake) salad bar with scant ingredients, 3 kinds of pizza to choose from… guess? You got it: Cheese, pepperoni and veggie… wow! Greasy ‘broasted’ chicken, and potato wedges, big fat wedges, like the potato was cut into thirds.
Eating here makes me miss Shakey’s Pizza all that much more.

This review is for 4.5 stars. Entertainment Book Coupon participant (bogo).
Part One: We had the lunch buffet with some friends @ $ 6.49 some weeks ago, but I heard about this place from an old co-​worker at another office, some years ago. So, I was familiar; knew that this co-worker’s son liked having his birthday parties here, since there were games to play and coupons to redeem (kinda like Chuck E Chees, but on a smaller scale). Lots of selections, but appears small when compared to a casino buffet. But, this is when Quality over Quantity wins. And c’mon, it’s not like all the Vegas buffets in town are good; most are mediocre, let’s be real here (mystery foods, not enough flavor, overdone meat, poor quality dishes). There were: two salads, a host of dressings, five or six kinds of pizza– cheese, supreme, meats, hawaiian, pepperoni, bbq chicken, pasta & sauce, macaroni & cheese, garlic knots, cheese calzones, sandwich round (cut pie-​style), soups, cinnamon buns, brownies, and fruit pizza. Fountain drinks station= free refills. It was very good. I sampled many items, but was trying to be careful, given my restricted diet. I want to go back again! After having this buffet, the one at CiCi’s isn’t so great, now.
Part Two: Catering– 6 foot sandwich order $ 54.00 (including tax). This was disappointing. There was a lot of bread (very thick, especially the top piece), and not enough filling– two slices of cheese and one thin slice of roast beef, one thin slice of turkey, one thin slice of ham. Also, lots of the sandwiches were cut in quarter size pieces. Sides/​condiments was shredded lettuce, very few slices of tomatoes (for a 6 ft. sandwich), mustard, and mayo. Getting Capriotti’s three or four large specialty subs would have been better (cut up into small sandwiches). We thought it would be good, since we had eaten there. But no, it was not worth it. Another better option for us, we could’ve made our own sandwiches using Boar’s Head meats and cheeses and french bread loaves. (It was a good thing we had pizzas from Domino’s too, besides all the side dishes).
So, basically the high starred review is for the restaurant side of the operation. The menu is pretty extensive; lots of other possible yummy options like Broasted Chicken. Also, there is a monster pizza challenge– posters are posted inside.
Overall, it is a clean restaurant, looks like there are lots of teams that patronize this place (as evidenced by the softball team sign-​up events). It wasn’t crowded for lunch, though there was an event being held there. The food in the buffet area was well-​filled. The price is reasonable. Good family restaurant.

Came here for a lunch buffet with the fam.
I absolutely loved the margherita pizza. Clam chowder not bad, awesome garlic knots. Can’t beat the price, I think it was $ 6.99? they have a happy hour too where the serve beer/​wine!
WIll def be back.

Pizza buffet!
Since Pizza Hut buffet closed Ive been in search of a pizza buffet. This is a hidden gem by madhouse coffee. Its pretty large and has a great selection of food. My son and I opted for the lunch buffet its 6.49 $ for adults and 2.49 $ for children. If you want to add a soda its .99cents for kids and 1.89 $ for adults unless you go during their «happy hour» which i already forgot what time it was haha.
The place itself is pretty large, the tvs there are super old and placed in weird positions. Like next to the ceiling lol. Anywho on to the food.
The pizza here is meh, nothing spectacular. I liked the chicken they had, it was a nice change to just pizza and salad. They also have calzones, sandwiches, 2 different types of breads, soups, and an AMAZING selection of items on the salad bar. My def fave was the garlic knots and the salad bar. Ahhhh the knots were soooo sinful! I kept wanting more, but it all goes to my belly so I had to restrain myself. The salad bar is also delish, I love the romaine salad they offer, and I like that they allow you to put your own dressing and items on. Cicis better recogniiiiize! Haha. The sandwich was ok, dry so you need to put mayo or whatever on it. They also have desserts that werent too bad. I like how they have hot sauce for the chicken, a def plus!
Grazianos also offers an arcade area for the kids, its pretty rad! They have a ton of games that all take tokens and once youre done you can cash in your tickets for prizes. The guy working there is seriously THE BEST CASHIER EVAR! Hes a sweet dude who actually converses with you.
Another plus is that they always have a check in special on the Unilocal app!
We will def continue coming here for our pizza and my garlic knot addictions!

This place is a gem! I have passed it a million times & finally decided to try it.
I went for the buffet, after reading some of the reviews & following the gastronomically sage advice of Misty Y. :D She has not steered me wrong yet.
Upon arrival, we were greeted by Roberto, who graciously informed us that we were just in time to still partake in the buffet happy hour special. Lol, which includes the drinks in the price of the already reasonably priced buffet (available from 11 – 12).
There are a great number of delectable choices here & I wanted everything!
First off, I had some pizza, the Sicilian sandwich & some broasted chicken, which I am a sucker for, and which I probably haven’t had since I lived & worked in Kuwait one year. Why aren’t there more broasted chicken places?!
Anyways…round 2 was corn chowder & pasta. The corn chowder was a little too sweet for my liking, but it was tasty. The pasta was very good for a buffet.
I finished off the buffet with a slice of apple pizza & the cinnamon buns… YUM! Both were very good & I have to say that the cinnamon buns are a close second to the ones served at CiCi’s ;)
Anyone who has read my reviews for my usual favorite pizza & pizza buffet spot, which shall remain nameless, know that I am a frequent patron of that «spot», which has been disappointing me lately. Alas, I may have found a new pizza buffet «spot»!
I feel that I will become a Graziano’s regular ;) & who knows, I may even try out the Monster pizza challenge some day.
Stay tuned…

I was having a hard time finding somewhere to eat dinner. I originally wanted Baja Fresh since it’s quick and easy to take home. After driving up and down West Flamingo and not finding an establishment that looked decent, I remembered a friend’s suggestion from a long time ago and drove to Graziano’s.
I’ve never had their food but was told their pasta was good. I didn’t want to spend too much money so I ordered their Spaghetti with meatballs and meat sauce. This only cost about $ 5 and garlic knots. Here’s how the pasta tasted: noodles were cooked just right — not aldente but not soggy. It was just perfect. The meatballs had great seasoning to it and was impressed at how good it tasted. Now, as for the sauce it’s still swimming in my mind how awesome the sauce was. I think I’ve found the place for spaghetti with meatballs. Let’s see, as for the garlic knots. I loved how it was fresh from the oven, not oily and had a lot of flavor to it. If I wasn’t so full from the pasta, I would’ve been able to eat it all.
I got there past 9pm and figured they would’ve turned me away since it was near closing time. But, they didn’t and took my order. The person who took my order was very hospitable and easy to talk to. He was also very personable. Could he have been the owner? Anyway, combined with the food and service, I would definitely pay another visit and this time try their famous pizzas.

Solid place to take the family for some Pizza, grub, and fun. When I lived around the corner from this place we would come here at least once every two months or so. Since we moved a little further away, we don’t frequent this place too often. However, we were here recently when my Son and his friend wanted to grab some Pizza.
We ordered an Extra Large Pepperoni ($ 18.90). The kids played in the games area while we waited for the Pizza. After a short wait, the Pizza was ready. It was as good as I remembered… yum! Between the appetites of two 15 yr old boys and this Pizza Lover, we devoured that Pizza Pie in no time.
Overall, it was a good time by all.
Return Factor — 92%

I love this place. I think I could come back everyday and not be disappointed or get bored of the place. Yes, they have carry out pizzas and what not, but really what you want is the lunch buffet! It’s only $ 6.50 for most days of the week, and it is well worth the price. Oh, but if you want a drink, it’s extra $$$. They do give water cups though.
The buffet includes some type of salad bar with plenty of choices for toppings, soups, different types of breadsticks, broasted chicken (which I don’t like), these (disgusting) overly large sized potato wedges, pizza, dessert pizza, and other desserts like brownies (gross) and cinammon rolls (delicious).
There are a bunch of specialty pizzas included in the buffet as well including some deep dish options. The specialty pizzas that I tried included the buffalo chicken and the barbecue chicken pizza. Those are my two favorites along with just plain cheese deep dish pizza, which, in reality, it anything but plain.
Their garlic knots are great. They are very salty and have lots of garlic flavor in them. I think I could have eaten a dozen of those if I had a stomach of steel.
Overall, I couldn’t ask for anything more in a pizza place. They’re perfect. If you want something that isn’t out in the buffet, you can just tell one of the cooks and they will make it for you. Great service and great food!

I came here to participate in the UYE pizza eating challenge, so I was not able to try their garlic knots, fried chicken, or any other menu itmes unfortunately.
The challenge involved a 2 person team eating a 10 pound pizza in 45 minutes. Out of the four teams that participated, none made it. I felt pretty good about finishing half of my half of the pizza. My partner was also only able to finish about half of his side of the pizza. The pizza itself was pretty good and maybe given another hour or so, that pizza would have been history.
Fellow Unilocalers who came to cheer us on and ordered food seemed to like what they ordered. Eyeing the buffet while waiting for the pizza, the selection seemed average, but there was a lot of turn over so it was always pretty fresh. Even though I was about to eat attempt eating 5 pounds of pizza, I really wanted to come back and try the buffet.
The reason I gave this place four stars is the manager. Not only did he come frequently and check on us and chat with the large group of Unilocalers, he also gave all the Challenge participants t-​shirts even though we didn’t finish. I felt that showed excellent customer service. Overall, an average pizza restaurant with an extensive menu and great customer service

Jen S. set up a UYE for the pizza eating challenge here this past Sunday night. I came by to show some love to those who dared take on the challenge. I also came for the Chicken Parmesan, which I had 6 years ago when I was in town helping a friend move.
I clicked on the
link on the Unilocal grazziano’s page and bought a $ 25 certificate for $ 10 before I headed to the event. I sat with Anthony M, Jieun L, and Teri C. I forgot which combo they ordered, but it had Broasted Chicken, Potato Wedges, and a Pizza. We also shared a couple half pitchers of Blue Moon.
The Chicken Parmesan was not as good as I had remembered. Maybe it was because when I first tasted it 6 years ago, I was moving furniture all day and was super hungry. I had a couple bites of a slice of sausage pizza. I didn’t think it was all that. I didn’t try anything else.
The pizza challenge was redonkulous…2 people per team, 10 lb pizza, 45 minutes to finish everything and it’s just under $ 48 per team. 4 teams attempted and 0 teams were successful.

The Skinny: it wasn’t as bad as I thought it would be but that doesn’t really say much (3) service — a little sluggish but then again, I came with the Unilocal bunch so there was a lot of us. It took a while to get our orders but through the register (3) value — with the internet coupon, we got a soda and a large pizza for $ 14 between two people — not too bad.
We came here with low expectations of the food. Really, the main draw was to support the group of Unilocalers in the Graziano’s Monster Challenge (10lbs of pizza, 45 minutes). Shout outs to Jen S. who set up the UYE — it was a lot of fun for the supporters… er… maybe not so much fun for the competitive eaters — LOL!
Overall, for our food, I split a soda and pizza with my hubby for $ 14 (the soda was for me). The pizza crust had a nice crispness to the bottom however it was rather doughy for me. Toppings were okay — not great. I would say probably your average store bought pizza — nothing more or less.
The most impressive thing was our champion eaters — who would need to eat the equivalent of three large pizzas each to finish the monster challenge. Although ultimately none of the Unilocal teams finished their 10 pound monster, it was enough to have tried to complete this difficult task.