Bonanno’s New York Pizzeria

I was looking for some inexpensive late night grub when we were walking between the Linq and Flamingo. Bonanno’s is located in a food court inside the Flamingo. Their menu is pretty much basic, there’s of course pastas, salads, stromboli, whole pizza, and pizza by the slice.
I ordered their pepperoni and mushroom pizza. My choice was considered gourmet topping and it was $ 7? With that, I ordered a large Pepsi $ 4. When looking for a Cheese pizza slice it’s $ 5 and a Pepperoni slice is $ 6.
I was standing in line waiting to pay, I noticed there were some confusion with a customer who was trying to pay at the cash register, then the line got held up, from there it got worst. There was a guy behind us who wanted to be out quick because all he had was one order. My party and I didn’t mind him wanting to go ahead us because there were some orders that had to wait to be re-​heated, so he went ahead of us. Still the line wasn’t moving, that same guy got really upset and left.
I noticed when food got prepared the employees were shuffling plates around behind the counter, I guess they were trying to figure out if everything is in order. Again, that also made service get even slower. After paying 8 minutes later I didn’t get an apology about the delayed wait. By the time I got to my table I took a bite of my pizza, it got cold! I was upset, I didn’t want to get back in line to ask to get it warmed up. I was like «Forget it!». Funny, later on that same customer who left came back and noticed he can never get helped and started complaining to other people, he cursed and went else where.
I spend so much time in this review about their service it affected others as well, and the end result I got was a cold pizza. Therefore, I didn’t go banana’s at Bonanno’s. For better pizza by the slice I’d rather stick to Secret Pizza at the Cosmopolitan.

I don’t understand these other reviews, this place is great. The only things I have eaten here are the pizza and garlic knots. This place is a tradition every time we are in Vegas.
Let’s remember, it’s in food court so the bar isn’t set too high.
The pizza is outstanding and I consider myself a pizza aficionado. The crust is very thing with a perfect chew, great sauce and perfect cheese to topping ratio. This trip I had a slice of cheese, pep, sausage and pep, spinach and mushroom. All were perfect. Made a mistake going to planet pizza on the other side of the hotel and it was nasty.

I am local and I don’t go on the strip much. However, when I get tired of Subway salads in my local neighborhood, I come here with my son to grab a Caesar Salad. They have the best Caesar salad dressing I ever tasted and it’s worth driving to get. I can’t find anything like it even on the grocery store shelf. I want to take this moment to thank the manager «Joshua Tree», for ensuring fresh salad was being served for the customers. I told him that I was a regular and the previous salad I ordered that day was not their usual, and he wasted no time replacing it. He even seem proud to replace it for me. This is quality management and very impressive leadership. He did not give me an attitude also. He also made it up by only charging my half price for my salad. I will be back and feel good about this being my permanent spot for good Caesar Salad. Good job Joshua!!!

I was searching for a quick breakfast when I noticed a line of people at this pizzeria. They had converted over to a breakfast menu for early morning customers. I ordered the Belgian waffle combo not sure of what to expect. My waffle was freshly cooked and the syrup was heated to help melt the butter. The only negative is the bacon was burned a little to much. Overall I was pleased with the quality of the breakfast, and I waited less than 5 minutes.

Breakfast sandwich. $ 6. Freshly cooked bacon. The rest of it had that soggy under-​the-​heat-​lamp quality to it. Poorly trained server couldn’t figure out how to charge it to my room (claimed she couldn’t find my room number.)

Wanted to get some garlic knots, which they had plenty left, but was told they were closed. Alright, great, if you want to waste food and turn away business, I’m cool with that.

I am not writing a review about the food although it was decent.
A woman named Jackie took care of me every morning and was alway pleasant and greeted everyone, (even the drunks), with a kind smile.
Unfortunately a rarity today but proof that it is the little things that matter and the food takes a back seat to great service.

Service was good and fast, but the food was below standard. Other pizza and pasta chain in a food court would be choice.

Fast Service … In and Out.
Located inside of the Flamingo Hotel and casino, I need to grab something to eat and whats better than pizza??? LOL The restaurant is basically located in a food court area with several other restaurants.
I ended up ordering the stuff meat pizza served with a side of marinara sauce, it was really yummy but instantly gave me heartburns. If you are in the area and need a quick, cheap, greasy fix… This is your place.
The staff was, kind and service was fast. I may check them out again.

Very unpleasant attitude from the dike behind the counter. she will make you feel like you owe her a favor for getting food at their restaurant. Avoid this joint if you see this dike behind the counter.

For anyone who know’s «Sbarro’s», Bonanno’s New York Pizzeria is basically a cheap imitation meant to feed drunk and/​or down on their luck Lost Wages visitors passing through the Flamingo. Similar large slices, thin and deep crust pizza, IMO overpriced and under-​seasoned. While I can’t judge their other offerings, it was obvious amongst co-​diners that the ‘za was nothing more than a late night fix for folks cutting through or returning to their hotel after an after hours bar crawl. The pizza sits on warmers waiting to be thrown in an oven and re-​heated. End result is a bland, watery attempt at New York thin crust for $ 7.00. Don’t waste your time, unless it’s meant to fight of a rough migraine in the morning.

This is a small outlet in Flamingo’s food court that I ate at during my last stay in the Flamingoes. My first attempt was baked ziti (basically penne), meatballs and a garlic knot combo. The pasta was raw, meatballs needed a hammer and chisel and the garlic knot was doughy. As I could not get myself to eat this crap I got a slice of pizza which was Not Good but I managed to get something down. As expected prices are inflated with just the slice of pizza running around $ 7. Totally avoidable. Take the pain of walking to the myriad of options on the strip is my take away from this experience.

Great for late night snack. It wasn’t the best pizza I’ve had but keep in mind it’s in a food court:) It was a decent slice that hit the spot when not many other places were open and was right in the casino. The garlic knots were also pretty good too. We ate here more than once on our week long stay. The staff was helpful and friendly and they worked fast to move through the line of customers. The prices were decent too. Check this place out if you’re looking for a quick bite. It’s not only good for soaking up the alcohol before bed but also helps with a hangover;) I think they were one of the places that stayed open longer than the other places in the food court.

This review is a little bit late but here it is. I visited Vegas for the holidays and stayed at The Flamingo. Wanted to grab some late night eats before I went to the room for the night so I stopped by here. Not bad at all. The price was inflated but it is Vegas so that does not really count against them. The pizza slice was generously sized and perfectly greasy after a night of cocktails. Keep in mind the pizza sits under heat lamps for who knows how long so it is not going to be amazing. They throw it in the oven when you order it to heat it up. The service was just ok. Nothing special. They have like a mini food court and this place had the best food in my opinion. Looking for something quick and easy this is a good place.

This place serves big slices of pizza. Came here after a terrible dining experience elsewhere. They have a good combo, a slice and a drink for about $ 8, i think. They have available seating with a great view including outside seating near the pool. The spot is located within the flamingo casino, fast and easy. The pizza are tasty, not bad at all.

Garlic knots are delicious. However, the pizza isn’t the best. It was food court quality and I wouldn’t have it again. $ 5 for a slice a pizza… not worth it!
My sister-​in-​law ordered a salad… there were two salads on the menu; Caesar salad and a side salad. Since she doesn’t like Caesar dressing, she ordered the side salad… then asked what kind of dressing they have… they only have Caesar lol. So basically, they have two sizes… not two different salads.

I’m at the one at Palace station and they used canned mushrooms!!! Ewwwww boooo this place is weeeaaakkkkkk!!!
But the crust is good.

Located inside the Flamingo Hotel’s food court! I needed a quick bite to eat before bed, so I stopped by here. The service was decent, workers were friendly. The pizza didn’t look too good though either. It’s actually even more expensive than Secret Pizza! The pizza was not that tasty. I felt a bit ripped off and would rather spend my money on Secret Pizza than this!

I can’t believe i chose this place for a quick meal in Vegas! It was terrible! the meat in the Stromboli wasn’t cooked and this stuff could’ve been old because it made me feel very uneasy after i had it. The service is not that impressive either!

Fast service. Especially when you have a large crowd at 4am! I had the pepperoni pizza and it was delicious. Not too much bread, just the right amount.
They don’t have RANCH! who does that? But Johnny Rockets right next door will glady give you ranch for your pizza pleasures lol
I think this place was pretty affordable and good for the drunken snack!

Let me clarify — I ate here at 4am.
The pizza itself was very good. I had the meat lovers and the bbq chicken pizza. Both were flavorful, packed with toppings and the crust was really good. I generally don’t like the crust but I definitely like it at Bonanno’s.
The downside of this place? Each slice was close to $ 7. Yes, I said it — $ 7!
I proceeded to order 4 slices — haha.
I think it would have been cheaper if I just ordered a whole pizza but who has that type of logic at 4am?
Not sure if I’d here during the day but definitely a late night hot spot.