They offered to give us a new one but we didn't want to waste food. We also ordered their broccolini side dish, but they forgot we were vegan and topped it with cheese so I didn't get to eat it. YUMMMM!!! They use Daiya mozzarella (vegan cheese), which melts heavenly, just like regular cheese.

My boyfriend and I each ordered a vegan Margherita pizza but I topped mine with olives, mushrooms and green peppers. It was so good we ended up going there again the next day for lunch with my sister and brother-in-law. Each pie is only about 12 inches, so if you go there, get your own pizza. We didn't realize how light it would be, not knowing that neopolitan pizza has a super thin yet chewy crust. It originally comes with bacon but we substituted it with sweet corn and green peppers. My boyfriend and I split with the Zucca pizza, one of their specialty pies with butternut squash, caramelized onions and rosemary oil. And when they asked if I wanted vegan cheese, I felt like I was on a winning streak I assumed they didn't have that option and was just going to order pizza without cheese. Forget gambling, although we did lose $80 on slots that night. When I asked them if they could make a vegan pizza, and they said yes, I felt like I had won the jackpot. What's cool about this restaurant is that everything is customizable and made-to-order. On the first night there, my boyfriend and I decided to take our chances on 800 Degrees Neopolitan Pizzeria at Monte Carlo, since it was right across from Polo Towers where we were staying. At least now I know where to dine next time I go there.) Best Vegan Pizza in Vegas (I actually found even more vegan options just writing this blog than I did before I went to Vegas. I Googled 'Vegan food in Vegas' and came up with a few resources: The Vegas Vegan, Vegas Veg and 's Top 10 Vegetarian Restaurants. So I was slightly apprehensive when my family decided that we would go to Las Vegas for the holidays. In Vegas, practically every hotel has a buffet, each trying to one-up the others. I mean, it's called Sin City for a reason. excess extravagance, entertainment, gambling, shopping, and of course. When I think of Las Vegas, I think of excess everything.

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