Leo Tucci’s Pizza

Cheese Steak — Where’s the steak? My sandwich was at most ¹⁄₃ full of steak, onions, and cheese. While the sandwich tasted OK, the fill makes it one of the worst steaks in Philly. This steak continues the observation that if the menu offers to add additional meat for extra cost, this means that the roll will be under filled. And this is one of the extreme examples of under filling.
Cheese Pizza — Lg — with Pepperoni — It was an OK pizza. Nothing to really recommend. Price was high for pizza. There was about 3 pepperoni pieces per slice for $ 2.29.
Veggie Panini — Am told it was OK but the vegetables were clearly frozen and the panini was a little soggy.
Conclusion — There are far to many better steak and pizza places to warrant a return visit. They may be suffering from belt tightening due to few customers so the owner is cutting corners. This will eventually lead to failure — in my opinion.

horrible service. The owner Leo hung up on us. They sent the wrong order to us. Horrible all around service

It is easy to like Leo Tucci’s. The guy who is behind the counter is very personable. I wish it was within walking distance of my house. The prices are reasonable. It is a neighborhood place. High recommendation.

Came with the family based on a recommendation and was not disappointed. I consider myself to be a bit of a Pizza connoisseur and this was right up there. The staff was friendly and the food came out quick. Solid experience across the board. I would come back and recommend it to others.

Almost perfect. Leo’s is a bit of a surprise in most every way. I’ve lived in the area for many years and never knew this was here until I went looking for a better place to find Panzarotti’s. If you know their location they’re almost directly across the street from Vito’s, which has been a long-​time staple in the area. It would seem almost impossible to succeed so close to these guys but they do a nice job.
They have the aforementioned Original Panzarotti and every single thing I’ve gotten from them has been nothing less then very good and usually top-​notch.
The one qualm I have with them is a language barrier issue and it’s one they need to know about and resolve. Unfortunately I think the problem might be with Leo himself.
Someone in a very think Italian accent will answer the phone from time-​to-​time and if I get that person I know I’m in trouble. Communication breaks down quickly as his English is simply not very good. I’ve had to repeat things time and again and once I ordered a desert and got slices of pizza instead (no mistake, just misunderstanding).
They’re worth hanging in with even with this as the food is that good (though it’s not cuisine-​level, just great standard Italian food). Plus they deliver which is great. The food has never been late and has always been prepared properly.

With many of the simple pleasures in life like pizza, I am a keep it simple guy. I don’t want lobster, chicken marsala, or grilled asparagras on my pizza; what I am looking for is a perfected sauce, good cheese, and my dough cooked just right. If you are like-​minded, this is your place. When I want pizza, I drive 20 minutes from Collingswood to pick it up at Leo Tucci’s. There are easily 30 pizza joints between my door and their’s, but when I decide to indulge in enough carbs to keep me at the gym the rest of the week, I want it to be worth it. For my money, its the best pizzaria pizza in South Jersey.

Came here with my 10 year old son who eats nothing but pizza. I had a cheesesteak which seemed pretty small for the price. The taste was pretty good. My son liked the pizza. The place is small and you order at the counter and pick up your meal. The food came pretty quick. I later ordered a pizza from here delivered and the delivery was quick and the pizza was good but not great. For delivery its a solid choice but if I was going there for pizza I’d rather go to Vitos right across the street. Vitos doesn’t deliver, though.