Moneyline Pizza, Aria

Suggests betting, then getting a slice, then using the drink comp; calls that a good way to visit.

Prefers this Aria pizzeria, mentioned alongside the Cosmo one.

Praises the by-the-slice pizza here and notes it's close to Park MGM.

Liked Moneyline but didn't love it; says the resort credit offer for it is a good deal.

Rates Moneyline's pizza as outstanding.

Picks Moneyline over the other spot for value; likes its jalapeño-pepperoni pizza and garlic knots.

Calls Moneyline decent and not especially memorable but never disappointing; usually eats bar food there, which has been fine.

Concedes it isn't the top pick but rates Moneyline's Aria pizza highly.

Likes the thin crust and crunch and loves the meat lovers, but doubts it is crispy enough for someone who wants a very crisp pie.

Tried it once; found the sauce too sweet with a metallic aftertaste and would choose the burger spot.

Advises ordering single slices at the bar; says a reward-based meal with drinks felt like good value.

Calls the place solid and gives it a respectable score out of ten.

Loves it for late-night food, but shrinking weekday hours frustrate them when craving a slice.

Reacts that the current slice price is well above what they remembered paying before.

Calls Moneyline a solid choice with fair value for slice size; says the sodas can be skipped.

Left without eating after a dine-in visit.

Not a favorite, but eats there often; says it piles on too many toppings, with oversized meat and onion pieces.

Praises the garlic knots at that spot.

Calls Moneyline solid, though they went to a food court burger place instead.

Gives a thumbs-up, signaling approval of Moneyline.

Urges trying Moneyline at Aria; describes a thick, chewy style with lots of toppings.

Rates Moneyline's pizza as average at best.