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February 28, 2023
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The growth of vegan pizza in Las Vegas continues to thrive, thanks to Naked City Pizza’s launch of their vegan program.
One of Las Vegas’ favorite pizza spots is now serving vegan pizza options. Naked City Pizza recently opened its latest location attached to PT’s Pub on South Eastern. With a new location, comes new menu additions including four specialty vegan pizzas on regular or gluten-free crust. If you haven’t stopped in and ordered a ¼ sheet for yourself, text your friends and have them meet you in Henderson right away!
But, that’s not all. On Jan. 4, 2019 Naked City Pizza announced it’s expansion — launching the vegan delights in the more central Paradise location, too.
The vegan options at Naked City Pizza are impressive.
Before you chow down on the main event, make sure to ask your server for an order of the veganized Roasted Garlic Buns. These babies are warm and gooey with Follow Your Heart vegan cheese folded in. You won’t be disappointed!
Other items that are not listed as vegan, but can be altered are the Seasoned Fries, Suicide Fries (minus the ranch), and Buffalo Cauliflower (hold the blue cheese).
With four pizzas to choose from, it’s tough to go with just one. So, order all of them.
We kid.
Grab a bunch of friends and order all of them.
Or, you know, be responsible and opt for one and then just make plans to come back and try them all, one-at-a-time.
If you’re a veggie lover, go with the Run It Through The Garden: red sauce, vegan mozzarella, spinach, roasted peppers, tomatoes, onions, artichokes, mushrooms, and green olives.
Fix your vegan sausage craving with red sauce, vegan mozzarella, vegan sausage, onions, and roasted sweet peppers, aka the Green Italian.
If red sauce isn’t your thing, try the Bee’s Knees which includes roasted garlic sauce, vegan mozzarella, spinach, shaved fennel, mixed mushrooms, finished with fennel pollen, shaved radish, and fennel tops.
Order the No Place Like Home for a vegan sausage pizza with a twist. This pizza consists of red sauce mixed with vegan mozz and topped with vegan sausage, and sweet balsamic.
4680 Paradise Rd., 89169, 702-722-2241, Sunday – Thursday: 11 a.m. – 11 p.m., Friday – Saturday: 11 a.m. – 1 a.m.; inside Blue Diamond Saloon, 6935 Blue Diamond Rd., 89178, 24/7
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