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Ashley Cvia Google

about 2 months ago

Step back into the 1970s with this evil Knievel-themed pizza restaurant located right on Fremont Street that offers some no-frills New York style slices and a whole lot of evil iconography. You can even try your skills on the evil pinball machine while you wait for your pizza. We started off with the cheese slice and evil ale for only eight bucks. The slices were large, hot, greasy, and everything you’d want in a New York style pizza. The aisle was really good, too, and the price can’t be beat. We got a little adventurous with the sweet heat slice. I love the pepperoni and jalapeño, but the hot honey was a little much for me - still good though. We finished with an order of the Led Zeppoli, and if you haven’t had these yet, you’re definitely missing out. They’re delicious! This one is 4.5 out of five, and will definitely be back. On to the next!

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Ethan Gaudioso Travelsvia Google

3 months ago

I came here on a Saturday night, and the pizza was delicious! They had so many different choices to choose from. All of the pizzas weren’t too expensive and you can buy them by the slice. For a Saturday, we only waited five to ten minutes, and there was room to sit down and wait. I loved the vibes and atmosphere with all of the neon signs and pictures everywhere. I definitely will be coming back next time I am downtown!

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Terrence Reedvia Google

4 months ago

A very hectic, yet efficient experience. You walk in, get in line if it’s busy. You can order by the slice or order a whole pie. The restaurant itself, I hate to say, is disgusting. I don’t think 2 full time housekeepers could keep the place clean, sit to the sheer volume of people coming in and out. It was very packed at 8pm on a Monday night. The pizza was the best part of the experience. You get a wide variety of slices to choose from so that you can get a mix instead of committing to one whole pizza like a traditional restaurant. The pizza gets a 6/10 in my opinion. Many spirits to choose from top of course. Worth checking the box.

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Paul Duncanvia Google

4 months ago

Amazing GF Deep Dish! Using this app to locate a gluten free pizza option in Las Vegas was daunting with so many choices, however, due to the many positive reviews we decided to try Evel Pie. The business was busy, a great sign of good food. Ordering is done at the counter and if you are eating in, they give you a number for your table. The gluten free is a little bit of a wait, but, 100% worth it. I had the ‘Olivia Gluten Free John” with mushrooms, olives and pepperoni. My wife had the same crust with the Maui Wowie version. Be aware it is a little spicy, but great flavor. After a 50 minute wait, we had our delicious dinner delivered to the table. Great flavor from the pizza, and an amazing gluten free treat. I have never had a deep-dish pizza in a gluten free version. Ordering tip, grab a menu while you are waiting to be helped, then have your decision before to arrive at the cashier, and be prepared for taking some home as the deep dish is a lot of great food (that warms up very well). Love it, would absolutely recommend.

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Susan Zvia Google

6 months ago

Such a bad ass hole in the wall gem in the heart of Downtown Las Vegas -Adjacent to the arts district. Love the Evel Knievel theme throughout the dining area and the artsy feel inside with all the slap stickers flooding every wall and blank space. They have a cool bar, small indoor dining area and a small outdoor patio area. Great customer service and good drinks. But the food is what brings the entire experience together. The wings are delicious, meaty, and done well. Love the garlic knots with marinara👌🏻 and the Caesar salad was good too. I look forward to coming back and trying their pizza next 👍🏻