

Leo’s Italian Social is the center of its community; a place to gather and meet for cocktails and conversation. Here we connect and celebrate with each other by sharing delicious food, well-made cocktails, and great wine. When you spend time with us, we want you to arrive hungry and leave happy. Cheers!
Updated Italian entrees & wood-fired pizzas in a classy restaurant that has live music & cocktails.
Hours
| Wednesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Sunday | 10 AM–9 PM |
| Monday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 2251 Front St, Cuyahoga Falls, OH 44221
Phone: (330) 400-4427
Website: http://leositaliansocial.com/cuyahoga-falls
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Reviews
We went on Valentine’s Day and it was nice to see young couples out enjoying dinner together.
The menu had a special on it, surf and turf, filet mignon and lobster. The lobster was barely there. It was the claw pieces. I could barely taste it and it was drowned in hollandaise sauce. Think Oscar but not crab.
The filet was under cooked. I asked for medium, pink throughout, but it was still bleeding. It had a “liver” consistency because it was so raw. We did not complain or ask for it to be heated up to medium. The chicken Brian was very good. The chicken tasted freshly cooked, not just heated up. The bread was ok it was semi warm. The vinegar and cheese dip was good and tart.
The water bottles they deliver to the table looked less than clean and my water glass was worse. (That is why we ordered the Pellegrino)
The ambiance was nice. It is a cute place.
My dining experience was a tale of two halves. The atmosphere was incredibly inviting and the service was absolutely top-notch—attentive, friendly, and a true highlight of the evening. They made us feel welcome from the moment we walked in.
Unfortunately, the food didn’t quite match the high standard set by the front-of-house team. The classic spaghetti and meatballs dish had some excellent components; the meatballs themselves were tender and flavorful. However, the accompanying sauce was overly complex and aggressive—it was so heavily seasoned that it overwhelmed the dish, making me wish for a simpler, more traditional tomato sauce.
The shrimp and risotto was another disappointment. The shrimp was perfectly cooked, but the risotto was bogged down by an excessive amount of garlic, which masked the natural flavors of the dish. Even the bread, a staple of any Italian meal, was a letdown—it arrived hard and dense, more like a hockey puck than a warm, inviting loaf.
While the service and ambiance were fantastic, the culinary experience left a lot to be desired. I hope the kitchen considers a “less is more” approach to their seasoning in the future, as it would greatly improve the quality of their dishes.