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LA Pizza Gem Closes Vegas Strip Doors
4 Sep
Summary
- Mulberry Street Pizzeria is closing its five-year Las Vegas Strip outpost.
- The pizzeria's founder hinted at a future return to Las Vegas.
- Resorts World opted not to renew the lease for the popular eatery.
Mulberry Street Pizzeria, renowned for its authentic thin crust pizza and celebrity clientele, has announced the closure of its Las Vegas Strip location. The eatery, which has been a fixture at Resorts World Las Vegas for five years, will serve its final slices on September 14.
Founder Ritchie Palmer shared on social media that while this chapter is closing, it's not a farewell to Las Vegas. He hinted at a future return, stating, "Las Vegas...we're not cashing out! See you soon."
The decision to close appears to stem from Resorts World's strategy to replace third-party vendors with its own food and beverage operations. Reports suggest tensions arose in 2023 when the pizzeria was allegedly asked to close on Tuesdays and Wednesdays.
Since opening in Beverly Hills in 1991, Mulberry Street Pizzeria has been an LA institution, attracting celebrities like Sylvester Stallone and Arnold Schwarzenegger. Its Las Vegas outpost, opened in 2021, became a popular late-night spot for clubgoers.
