Leo’s Pizzeria

I’ve been coming here for years. I 100% recommend their breadsticks. It’s like an actual pizza pie of garlic Parmesan goodness. Their pizza is definitely the best in the area so if you’re gonna order one you might as well place an order of breadsticks.

Hadn’t been in a while
It used to have good pizza
Not anymore!!!
Pizza absolutely sucked
Will not be. Back

Pizza is solid and the sauce is good. A bit pricey but worth it. I’ve realized there aren’t many good pizza places in this area but Leo’s is better than most.

Ordered for the first time & will be ordering again soon. Best pizza in the area. Ordered the caramelized onion & gorgonzola pizza along with the caprese salad. Ordering online is quick and easy. Was ready at the time it stated.

Good pizza for the area. You can get slices and a drink for 6 $ or so. No one else around here does that.

This place needs to be closed down. The food is garbage I ordered multiple times thinking every time that they won’t mess up the order and the food will be good. Boy was I ordered a large pizza and they gave me a small pizza with toppings that I am allergic to and to top it off they tried to make me pay the price for large pizza not the small that they gave me. Everyone there is rude and snobby, seems like they always try to make a quick buck. The location isn’t even good since it’s close to ricos and if we are being honest ricos is about 1 000 000 times better than Leo’s thank god I’ll be going there for now on instead of Leo’s.

This place is very inconsistent. I usually just get an Italian. There are days it is the best Italian I have ever had. Other days it is mediocre at best. And nothing more disappointing then expecting a great sub and not getting what you had the last time. Sometimes Everything is hot peppers. Some times it’s not. Sometimes get Balsamic. Sometimes you don’t. For the Record when it has the Balsamic and everything includes hot peppers. Sub is awesome.

First off this place is way to expensive for what it is! Second the staff there is always extremely rude and act like they don’t want to be there. Third I am never going back because when I found a dead Beetle at the bottom of my salad they tried to blame me and say I put it there! Are you kidding me? This place has terrible customer service! I don’t recommend it at all!

I’m normally a fan of Leo’s however I ordered my favorite pizza, Chicken and Broccoli, last night ²⁄₂₅ for my birthday. I have to say I was very disappointed. All the broccoli was mostly all hard stocks.

The best pizza outside of the North End. Used Leo’s to cater a birthday party and the salads and pasta dishes were great.

I’m so disappointed in Leo’s! They used to be great but have gone so far downhill it’s not even funny. Our office used order lunch here multiple times a week, the food was that good. We had a run of poor service and gross food so we stopped ordering from there altogether about 6 months ago when the owner argued with us and wouldn’t send the driver back to replace a mistaken order (we ordered one thing, they delivered another and refused to replace it unless we paid for the wrong order too… yeah, right!). I thought I’d give them another shot today, nostalgic for those lunches of yesteryear. Boy, do I regret it! The person taking the order on the phone was so rude and abrupt. Delivery took forever and the food was just meh. Cold, greasy, meh. I’ve given this place more chances than they deserve and won’t waste my money here any more. Sad, really.

Leo’s pizza is so good. Basil pizza has fresh basil in it. Crust is thin and delicious.

First time ordering. Was shocked by their «premium» toppings pricing. So ordered a prosciutto, basil and caramelized onion pizza. At $ 4 extra a topping I received raw onions .
I called Leos shortly after pizza arrived just to give feedback that we were disappointed and the woman on the phone said «sorry I just answer phones» and then hung up.
***Update***
Just spoke to the manager and he let me know that I was the first to complain about the onions in five years. They cook them twice a week and use them when necessary as it is too time consuming otherwise.
$ 4 for two day old onions. Mangia!

I’ve never had a bad pizza from Leo’s, they’re all great. It may be boring but the large extra cheese is my go to.

Fantastic crispy NY style slice. The one-​star reviews are obviously BS. Wish we had a place like this on the North Shore, You folks in Walpole are quite fortunate to have a place like this.

This place is garbage. I’ve ordered food from here multiple time over the years and it has never been good. What made me give up on this place was when a buddy and I ordered a small calzone. They sent us a large family sized calzone. I paid the driver the money for what I ordered and not what they sent me. Manager called me and complained that the difference will come out of his pocket and that I’m being unreasonable. I explained its not unreasonable for me to not want to pay for their mistakes. He called me a scumbag and hung up. Make your life easy on yourselves and don’t bother going here.

I placed an order online and they called me up 15 minutes later (not immediately, but 15 minutes later when I could have been finding an alternate option) to tell me they won’t deliver to me because it’s too busy.
Yeah, I’m watching football too, that’s why I want someone to deliver food to me! Ridiculous. The person who calls asks if I want to come pick it up. NO. I don’t. I wanted food delivered, that’s why I placed an order online for delivery. Waste of time, will not be trying this place.

Looking for one of the last restaurants in the country serving canned mushrooms on their pizza? Then Leo’s is the place for you. They get the crust right (and, admittedly, that’s nothing to sneeze at), but that’s about it. In addition to the mediocre quality of the ingredients, Leo’s seems to have adopted a policy of never letting good business sense get in the way of their zealous anti-​customer service mentality.
Leo’s adheres to its delivery policies with the fervor of a thousand toddlers begging for more candy and cake at a birthday party. Once, when the only slightly less mediocre pizza place near me couldn’t deliver, I called Leo’s to beg them to deliver a box full of their lukewarm mediocrity to my house, which happens to be exactly one mile from their store and literally one block from the Walpole town line. Despite the fact that the employee taking my order admitted that even their least athletic driver could simply stop at the town line and Frisbee toss the pizza into my front yard, her remarkably business-​savvy manager adamantly denied my request and refused to speak with me about the possibility of me paying them to deliver (don’t judge me unless you have at least two small children and live in a town with almost no food delivery options). All of this despite the fact that they deliver to all 20 square miles of Walpole and all 15 square miles of Norfolk. For free!
To think, if I just had a pizza in the freezer I could have avoided this whole mess. Lesson learned. Rules are rules, and the fine folks at Leo’s aren’t going to let common sense get in the way of a perfectly good policy.

The place is charging a Mass Meal tax of 7%, not the State tax meal rate of 6.25%. This is a crime, look at the web site to see: I will be calling the DOR Monday,
The are overcharging there customers on the meal tax 12% more
The web site is as of 12/​23/​2010 @9:32pm

Leo’s has some good tasting pizza, however I find that it is usually too greasy for regular consumption. Oil should not pool on pizza, requiring a handfull of napkins to mop it up. Also, for a thin crust pizza, I would like it to be a bit crisper.
The calzones are quite good with the standard fillings.
Nothing too special here … Good all in all, with a lot of flavor, but could be better.