Piccadilly Pizza Fremont

Located on the old Vegas strip very cool place to visit if your in the area. It’s small little pizza place but don’t let the size fool you. The pizza is actually very good. Sitting off in a corner of the main strip this place will surprise you. Being established in such a well place is truly amazing. I ordered the meat lovers slice and my wife ordered the pepperoni and both were very good. It also has a small salad bar located in the inside of the business buts separated from the pizza place and apparently very good cause customers for both sides where in an out by loads.
The pizza is also cooked as ordered and doesn’t just sit out under hot lamps it’s cooked fresh and hot and ready to go. Not pricey at all especially for being located where it is. It’s also by all kinds of cool attractions and things too do and a lot of things to see as you walk old Vegas strip. Highly recommended by myself.

So many delicious choices! Pizza, sub sandwiches, salads, hotdogs, nachos, soft pretzels and so much more!

I usually stop here whenever on Fremont St. Nothing great here but is fast, convenient n the food is ok. The seating area could use more rounds of cleanup. But this is the spot when I’m on Fremont n need a bite. Pizza by the slice joint, n a few other items on the menu. Simple, easy, n quick.

Just about 12 Noon on a Friday and it’s just me and another gentleman in here. A typical pizza by the slice joint. $ 4 per slice. I’m the type of person if I don’t tip I feel guilty but the only thing the guy behind the counter says is $ 7.98 then here comes stiff city.

A Chicago style greasy spoon on Fremont Street. Vienna Hot dogs, Maxwell street style Polish sausages. Pizza slices are not too bad. Its not the Ritz but it delivers the goods. Great staff always friendly.

Hit the spot! Perfect amount of sauce for a slice of pizza. I’d go back in a heart beat!

This is the spot that takes care of my drunk hunger! I am a downtown girl and this is usually the snack stop for a slice. The pizza is average, not great but not horrible. It will satisfy that urge for a fast food fill up after trolling the Fremont Experience strip.
The cleanliness could be better, they could use an interior upgrade. The place looks so old that it is impossible to get that fresh clean feel and look. The small dining area they have needs improvement. The tables and chairs have seen better days. The old 80’s chair I sat in had ripped vinyl.

Me and my boyfriend from this pizza place 3 times this past weekend being in Vegas.
The first night we ordered a large pepperoni pizza to go when we got to our room we devoured it. Yes we have been drinking and we were hungry but it just seemed like it was really good. So the next day when we went to downtown in the afternoon we stopped and had just a slice of pizza. We were sober and again this pizza was just amazing for us. My slice seemed a little greasy this time around but it was still good. So again on the next night after walking downtown we stopped again at 1 in the morning and ordered a whole pizza to go when we got to our room we were just as satisfied.
It may not be the best pizza I’ve ever had but it is definitely in my top 3. I would definitely go back again even if it is three times in one weekend lol. Oh and by the way customer service was whatever but it didn’t bother me. It’s not like they were rude or anything all they did was took my order so it was just a casual simple transaction.

So I’m not a huge fan of Piccadilly but I think I keep ending up here because it’s quick and convenient. I’ve ended a few of my nights downtown with a trip to Piccadilly which is located at the end of the Fremont Street Experience. They serve pizza, hot dogs, churros and a few other things. It’s not too bad of a place to sober up at because they don’t serve alcohol. The pizza’s alright and I guess it tastes good if you’re liquored up and need to eat but basically, their pizza quality is comprable to the standard carnival or fair pizza.
There’s a seating area in the back and the tables are sticky and gross but when you’re intoxicated, it doesn’t seem like such a big deal. Customer service is ok and I don’t plan on going back but if I somehow end up there under the influence again, I probably won’t complain.

Do not go here if you want some pizza and a cup of water. They charge you for A CUP of water. I couldn’t believe how rude their staff was. I had to have my male friend ask for napkins because the women didn’t even acknowledge me. Most sexist place I’ve ever visited. I don’t even know why I keep visiting the most worst places on Unilocal.Do not EVER VISIT THIS PLACE. Unless you speak Spanish, the associates only tended to the people who spoke Spanish. Unless you were a man, then the helped you. I will be spreading the word on not to come here. I would not even give 1 star.

Affordable pizza slices, friendly staff, and opens late — okay. I supposed there are many places that opens late. This place is worth checking out if you love pizza crust like I do. It’s been talked about by my visiting friends and locals a few times.
There may not be enough seating in the back, so we stood by the counter there and made new friends. If you happen to be there, I would recommend you to do the same.

Horrible horrible horrible customer service. I don’t care how busy you are, you do not let people cut in line and just apologize to everyone behind that they were pushy. It’s your job to serve everyone in order. Not to mention they gave us a pizza 5 minutes after we ordered and it was burnt and dry. For $ 25 for a 15″ pepperoni pizza you can do better. Don’t come here just because your walking the strip. There are many restaurants with caring staff.

Definitely think it is a frozen pizza. Digornio tastes better than this. I don’t care how much you’ve had to drink I would not buy ANY slices!

Seems like other people didn’t have a good experience here, that’s too bad because every time I eat here it’s great. I’m usually with a group of people so we order a whole pizza (then it’s made fresh). I’m always happy with the taste and cook of it. If I get a slice I ask first when the next pizza is coming out. There is a sitting area in the back, nothing fancy but who cares. All the walking on Fremont it’s nice to sit and chill for a moment. Besides you see worse things on Fremont then a dining area in a pizza spot. Cough cough naked old men begging for money. Lol! Give it a try, make sure you get it fresh, and you be the judge.

Kinda pricey for what you get (over $ 3 for a slice) but it was very tasty and it’s hard to resist the smell from outside! I’d splurge on a whole pizza next time for the money spent per slice.

I have been a fan of Piccadilly Circus Pizza for a long time. Unfortunately, this location has nothing to do with the PC that I know. Terrible service, crappy pizza (not the same as other PC locations), and… are you ready for this… a 50-​cent surcharge for debit or credit cards. I will never eat here again. Save your money and eat anywhere else.

We were down in fremont street and wanted a quick slice of pizza, so we walked by this place and decided to order.
The pizza seems to be pretty much cooked and once you order they pop it back in the oven.
Not my favorite pizza but it wasnt bad. The location inside it pretty cute, they have playing cards, a post card, room key and a chip from each of the casinos hanging on the walls. All the employees were pretty freindly.

As often as I stay on Fremont street, I’m surprised this was the first time I’ve eaten here… or not.
Some friends of mine were «jonesing» for pizza, so I lead them to this place on the recommendation of other friends that had eaten here before and claimed was good. First off, it’s a «pizza by the slice» kind of place, but the selection was pretty skimpy, as were the slices.
The cheese pizza looked overcooked and dry, like it’d been sitting under the heat lamp all morning. Very unappetizing. I got a piece of Hawaiian. It was dry. I’ve had frozen pizza that taste better than this! My friends seemed to enjoy it, but they are also easy to please, so…
Next time I’m jonesing for some pizza, I’ll walk a block up and go to Pizza Rock.

One thing a hungry girl should never forget — if the restaurant is empty (it was lunch hour nonetheless) there is a reason! I dined all alone at Piccadilly Freemont — and not because I’m a lonely thirty-​something spinster! Well, I guess I am a lonely thirty-​something spinster — but that’s not why I dined alone. Trust me, this joint was empty for good reason.
This place is just awful. I don’t know what brand of frozen pizza they toss in the microwave to serve their patrons, but I can assure you it’s on the low-​end of the freezer-​section pizza spectrum. I ordered the $ 5.99 special — 2 cheese slices and a 16 oz soda and it seemed like a bargain until I got my food. I looked at those puffy, pitiful, slices of pizza crusted over with a few shreds of cheese, and my heart sank. Moments like these make me pause and wish I was more of an outspoken trouble maker. I wish I had the nerve to thrust my chin forward and demand my money back. However, since I am about as spineless as a gummy bear that’s been sitting in the sun for an hour, I took my sad little lunch and ate all whilst plotting my Unilocal revenge.
They couldn’t even get my diet coke right. The 16 oz cup was filled to the brim with ice and perhaps 3 sips of soda. How very disappointing. I expected better Freemont street! Well, not really. I guess I should have known I was strolling down the boulevard of tourist traps. I’m ashamed that, as a local Las Vegan, I didn’t have the sense to keep on strolling.
Do yourself a favor folks, skip this joint. It’s a waste of calories!

I guess if you are truly desperate than this will serve a purpose. Just don’t keep your expectations high.
We had guests in town and they were gambling it up in the D and didn’t want to leave. We just wanted to sneak away and slam dunk something quick so we weren’t hungry. So, in that sense, it served its purpose.
We got the 5.99 «special» of 2 slices of cheese pizza and a drink. The pizza was obviously microwaved and very much like «Michaelina» type «pizza» you would buy in a grocery store. I mean. I held it down, but it was nothing special. The drink was pretty pitiful too… probably around the 12– 16 oz variety.
Plus, how can you serve food and NOT have a public restroom? Isn’t that a violation of some sort??? Seriously?
If you insist on eating here, just know what you’re getting into…
2 stars.