Leo's Pizza

A lot of dough (the green kind) for a basic slice. They just going through the motions. Slice came out burning hot. On the positive side, the cheese was chewy. I say a little pricey for two reg slices. Each was 3.25 before tax. Add two snapples and the total was 13 w tax. I could see this pizza shop as a good place to come solo on your way to the train. Very open and welcoming. Ramp for ADA assesibility. Corner location with doors opened on each side. Plenty of outdoor seating, picnic benches and tables with umbrellas.

Pretty decent pizza for the area. An absolute step up from dollar pizza though the price could definitely be a bit lower compared to nearby pizza. Still good amount of cheese and sauce. But my first choice would the plain and not go crazy on the specialty unless you already tried a specialty and liked it. Specialty seems to be a good or alright scenario

tried a slice of pizza from leo’s and unfortunately, I was disappointed with my experience. The crust was too thick and doughy, and the sauce was overly salty and lacked flavor. The cheese was also greasy and didn't taste particularly fresh. The slice was also quite small for the price, which was disappointing. The atmosphere in the shop was uninviting and lacked character, and the service was slow and uninterested. Overall, I wouldn't recommend leo’s for pizza - there are much better options in the area.

We missed our train and had a long wait so we stopped in. Pepperoni bites could have used a bit more cheese, but other than that, not bad.

Great hot honey pizza if you’re going out somewhere whether it be a movie, concert, wrestling, theater you have to stop by Leo’s and fill yourself up