Round Table Pizza - Las Vegas

I want to emphasize that neither location is better than the other; both offer excellent service and consistently delicious pizza. The staff at both restaurants are friendly and efficient. The only distinction I noticed was that at the Eastern location, the server checked on us a few times to see if we needed anything—like more drinks. Speaking of drinks, they are self-serve, which I think is fantastic! I typically order a large pepperoni pizza, and I occasionally stray from that to try a loaded pizza, which has always been enjoyable. Unfortunately, delivery services like GrubHub and UberEats only deliver within a couple of miles to ensure the pizza stays hot. I live about seven miles from the Lake Mead location, so I usually pick it up myself. I even bought one of those multifunctional bags designed to keep pizzas hot during transit. That said, I don’t really mind if my Round Table pizza gets cold—I still find it delicious! I’m not being paid or receiving anything for my praise; I’ve just loved Round Table since 1983! Wow, that's a long time!

Brought the kids for some yummy pizza and delicious wings. They have a full salad bar all you can eat. With fast friendly service.

Some of the worst experience I have ever had. The delivery said it would take an hour, but an hour later the delivery driver wasn't back to pick up my pizza. I said I would come pick it up. I was extremely nice and understanding but was not provided any type of discount and they asked me to fill up my own salad dressing. After all of that, you can't do your own job and fill up the dressing I ordered... Not worth going to.

"If you're looking for a straightforward salad buffet without the need to pay for an extravagant spread, this is the place to go. We chose this restaurant because we wanted to avoid the casino scene and drama, and I was pleasantly surprised by how peaceful and inviting it was. It felt like a typical small-town eatery, reminiscent of places like Sizzler or Mazzio's. The salad bar is set up with a glass covering to keep everyone safe—believe me, it's a thoughtful touch during these times. At $7.99, the salad buffet includes a variety of fresh ingredients: mixed greens, spinach, cucumbers, onions, tomatoes, olives, beets, broccoli, cheese, carrots, cottage cheese, boiled eggs, garbanzo beans, jalapeños, pineapple, peaches, pepperoni, macaroni salad, bacon bits, croutons, and several dressings, including balsamic vinegar and olive oil. It may not be fancy, but it was just what we were in the mood for—a cozy local spot without any alcohol or dramatic atmosphere. There were TVs in the dining area, which added a nice touch while we ate, and we were lucky enough to have the place to ourselves. I ordered the all-you-can-eat salad buffet with ice water, but to my surprise, I was charged for sodas because of the cups they used, even though I specifically asked for water. This seemed a bit odd, especially since the water wasn't even bottled or purified. To avoid this, I recommend bringing your own bottled water or a no-calorie beverage, as they don't have any diet or no-sugar-added options. Overall, this is a solid choice for satisfying a salad craving. Just keep in mind that you won't find frozen yogurt, pickles, artichokes, mushrooms, soup, or crackers here—it's simply a small, decent salad bar. The boiled eggs, cottage cheese, and garbanzo beans offer some protein, and the macaroni salad was a nice surprise given the buffet's limited size. The staff was friendly, and the woman who helped us was very accommodating. I'd definitely come back!"

Pizza was ready for dine in when we got there. They plated and brought to our table. Pizza and cinnamon rolls were done to perfection. Salad bar was clean and fresh. Excellent experience. Hats off to the employees. They were pleasant and had great customer service.