Leo

“Lovely place for lunch! Spacious interior with lots of tables and a few tables outside too. The food was amazing - no notes at all. My highlights were the caesar salad and the pancake, they were absolutely perfect. The bagels were also delicious (expected from the founders of Apollo Bagel) and the clam pie is crispy. The pizzas are thin-crust so not too heavy and you can definitely add other dishes on top of it. Every pizza looked so good and I will be back!”

“Delicious! Really incredible food and drinks all around!! The pizza and salads and ricotta are a must. The unique flavored soft serve ice cream and tiramisu also a must for dessert.”

“Leaving this review after coming here quite regularly for a year. Can say without a doubt that this is a neighborhood gem and I’m so happy to have it so close by. I’ve come for sitting down dinner date. For weekend bagels and coffee. For a quick slice at their shop. For a late night soft serve. And every time it just hits the spot. Their sourdough is incredible and that makes great pizza and bagels. Servers are always kind and the service in general is fast, even for packed weekends at the bagel shop. I recommend Leo to everyone visiting the neighborhood and I hope the business is good and they don’t have to close in the foreseeable future! Hugely recommend their Clam Pie (Yes! Try it!), the Caesar Salad to side any pizza, asking for their wine recommendations of the day, and always, ALWAYS get the soft serve for dessert.”

“Went to grab a potato slice, a bit over $4. Overall I liked it, was interesting, but not something I'd get regularly. It's like a white slice with soft potato chunks in it. Overall a 7.3/10.”

“Mandatory family-style prix fixe menu for groups of 8 is $45 per person, which is a good value for the quantity of food however I don't think the pizza is very good. we were served three plates of every course to share, leaving us with more than enough to go around. The marinated olives were a miss, the lemon flavor was quite overpowering, and the focaccia was cold, served with mortadella and salami was standard. The Caesar salad was savory, well dressed. The butter beans; they could have been softer, the savory flavor profile was spot on. As for the pizzas, there was a good sampling: the Hill: The absolute group favorite. The mushrooms and fresh arugula provided a refreshing, savory bite. Piccante Classica: A solid choice for those who enjoy soppressata. San Giuseppe: This sausage tasted too porky flavor for my personal taste. NY Slice Pie: The pecorino was a bit too dominant here. The soft serve, which swirled chocolate with a tart cherry, was refreshing, and the tiramisu was classic. The pacing of the service was good making it a great for a birthday dinner . After adding 3ish bottles of wine for the table, the total came out to approximately $94 per person including tax and tip.”