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Address: 407a Middle St, Weymouth, MA 02189
Phone: (781) 812-0786
Website: https://www.leonardosweymouth.com/
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Leonardo’s Pizzeria
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Chris P Bacon
Leonardo’s Pizzeria is an absolute gem tucked right next to Donut King. The moment you walk in, you can tell there’s a big difference between a typical pizza shop and a true pizzeria, and this place proves it.
Everything is fresh. I’ve even watched them shredding their own cheese for the pizzas. That kind of attention to detail really shows in the quality of the food.
The staff here are incredibly friendly and welcoming. They treat you like a regular even if it’s your first visit, and they’ll customize just about anything they can to make sure you get exactly what you want. That kind of service is rare these days and it’s one of the reasons I keep coming back.
When I find a great spot to eat, I become a regular, and I mean constantly. The food is that good.
It’s a small place inside, so don’t expect a big dining room, but they do have a counter with bar stools if you want to sit and eat. They also have outdoor seating with actual tables outside, not those cheap wooden picnic tables you usually see.
They offer a lot of Brazilian food as well if that’s your thing. I’ve tried it, but I’m more of a pizza and specialty sub guy so I can’t fully judge that side of the menu. The place is always busy though, which tells you everything you need to know.
Another huge plus is the gluten-free options. My wife has celiac disease and is extremely sensitive to gluten, and she hasn’t had a single issue eating here.
If you want fresh pizza, friendly service, and a place that really cares about their food, Leonardo’s Pizzeria is the spot.
… moreEverything is fresh. I’ve even watched them shredding their own cheese for the pizzas. That kind of attention to detail really shows in the quality of the food.
The staff here are incredibly friendly and welcoming. They treat you like a regular even if it’s your first visit, and they’ll customize just about anything they can to make sure you get exactly what you want. That kind of service is rare these days and it’s one of the reasons I keep coming back.
When I find a great spot to eat, I become a regular, and I mean constantly. The food is that good.
It’s a small place inside, so don’t expect a big dining room, but they do have a counter with bar stools if you want to sit and eat. They also have outdoor seating with actual tables outside, not those cheap wooden picnic tables you usually see.
They offer a lot of Brazilian food as well if that’s your thing. I’ve tried it, but I’m more of a pizza and specialty sub guy so I can’t fully judge that side of the menu. The place is always busy though, which tells you everything you need to know.
Another huge plus is the gluten-free options. My wife has celiac disease and is extremely sensitive to gluten, and she hasn’t had a single issue eating here.
If you want fresh pizza, friendly service, and a place that really cares about their food, Leonardo’s Pizzeria is the spot.
Aleksey Cherkasskiy
This authentic family-run place is quite possibly on the best hidden gems in the entire Greater Boston area. Their variety of pizza options are all incredibly rich and delicious. Even my mom, who is a foodie and an excellent chef, absolutely applauded their triple cheese pizza. I live 45 minutes away and I will drive the hour and a half to pick up their food again and again. We make it a celebration once a month to try their heavenly food. Their steak & cheese calzone is chock full of calories and flavor that will leave you and your guests in feeling completely satisfied. Their dry-rubbed wings are probably in the top5 that I’ve ever had. And their deserts are quite tasty as well.
After reading the low rated reviews, I’m pretty sure those people were either looking to be mad about something or simply have always been eating bad food and when their palates met Leonardo’s, they were so shocked that their taste buds could not process the heavenly taste. But to be fair, the more those people leave their irrational reviews, the less known this gem will remain, which is secretly great for foodies who adore mind-blowing delicious food!
Rock on, Leonardo’s!!!
… moreAfter reading the low rated reviews, I’m pretty sure those people were either looking to be mad about something or simply have always been eating bad food and when their palates met Leonardo’s, they were so shocked that their taste buds could not process the heavenly taste. But to be fair, the more those people leave their irrational reviews, the less known this gem will remain, which is secretly great for foodies who adore mind-blowing delicious food!
Rock on, Leonardo’s!!!
Richard Bleakney
Love the Chicken Parm sub. Crispy real chicken. Great, but they make a pizza called a Jalapeño Special. Great pizza. Spicy and I’m love every bite. I love this place.
… moreEvan
Definition of a place that shoots themselves in the foot.
They have great pizza, but if I ask for it cooked light, they forget. I order extra sauce, there’s hardly any. Carelessness.
Multiple times the cashiers were literally stuffing their face with food while ringing me up, too.
Weirdly unprofessional and unreliable, yet I love their pizza. It’s frustrating lol
… moreThey have great pizza, but if I ask for it cooked light, they forget. I order extra sauce, there’s hardly any. Carelessness.
Multiple times the cashiers were literally stuffing their face with food while ringing me up, too.
Weirdly unprofessional and unreliable, yet I love their pizza. It’s frustrating lol
Topher Ellis
Leonardo’s is an average restaurant that you would find in a smallish New England community like Weymouth. Small place but big menu trying to appease every customer. This is a good place, with friendly service and working out of a small kitchen they really do push out a lot of food. They have some good sandwiches and salads, and pre-packaged desserts, but i’m not a big fan of this style of pizza. The pizza is quite greasy, but the crust was quite good. I’d come back to try other things on the menu. We were also charged a “Check out fee” which is something that I’m not familiar with and other restaurants in the area did not charge us this “fee” so that’ll remain a mystery.
… morecameron woodruff
Just paid 38$ for a 20$ calzone and 2 liter of soda. Was a 12$ fee to have it delivered before even the tip. Would’ve just picked it up if I knew – do not get delivery here. Good food just a ripoff to get delivery.
… moreBrian
If you are a fan of subjecting yourself to poor customer service, slow delivery times, and unpalatable food, Leonardo’s is for you!
In an attempt to branch out from my normal delivery locations and support local business, I decided to give Leonardo’s a chance; I would have been better off going to the local convenience store and indulging in the pre-made, processed foods that stare you in the face at the register counter.
I called and ordered a large chicken cordon bleu calzone and an order of chicken broccoli and ziti. The girl who answered the phone, to her credit, was very pleasant. After completing my order, I informed the receptionist that I had a coupon that took two dollars off of an order which exceeded $22.00. I was transferred to a man, I presume the manager, who informed me that this is an old coupon that is no longer accepted. Despite the fact there is no expiration date posted, I told him that it was not a big deal.
It took approximately 50 minutes to receive my delivery order. I live about one and half miles away from Leonardo’s. While this order took a substantial amount of time, the delivery guy was cordial.
Opening up the box and excited to try this new(er) establishment, I quickly realized that an error had been made. They delivered a chicken cordon bleu pizza instead of a chicken cordon bleu calzone. Although I was upset about this, I was very hungry and I decided to eat the pizza and not even call Leonardo’s to let them know about this error on their end; however, after my company and I tried some pizza, we immediately found that we could not eat it. Aside from the fact that this pizza was flavorless and did not even come close to tasting as chicken cordon bleu should, the amount of grease was intolerable. There was literally a puddle of grease that flooded the perimeter of the pizza box. Additionally, this made for a very soggy pizza. My arteries began clogging at the mere sight of this sorry excuse of a pizza.
After delving into the chicken brocolli and ziti, we found it to also be lacking any appealing flavor. Due to overcooking, much of the ziti was hardened.
I decided to call back Leonardo’s to simply let them know about my poor first experience with them. The same girl who initially took my order answered the phone, and after informing her about the mistake, she had the man speak to me. I nicely explained that an error had been made and that I had tried to ignore it and eat the pizza. As previously stated, I told him that my party and I did not enjoy the food. He immediately said that he could only exchange the pizza if none of it was eaten. I told him that due to our hunger and the hopes of not having to even initially call back, some slices were eaten. He dismissively and rudely said, “you ate some of the pizza. What are you going to do about it.” Taken aback, I said that if he doesn’t want to fix his error and/or provide a reimbursement, I simply won’t ever order from them again. He repeated himself by saying, “what are you going to do about it.” At this point, still hungry, feeling like death from the slice of grease-soaked pizza I ate, and patience gone, I told him that both his food and his customer service sucks. He promptly yelled and told me that I can’t talk to him like that. This is when he hung the phone up on me.
It is a rare occasion that I ever feel the need to write a review either positive or negative. Additionally, having worked in various customer service industries for many years, I understand that mistakes can be made; however, this first and last experience with Leonardo’s was horrendous.
I urge you to save your money and protect your health by ordering food from the other deserving and delicious establishments that are located throughout the region. Leonardo’s delivery menu found its way into my trash barrel and sits right next to the inedible food that my money was wasted on.
… moreIn an attempt to branch out from my normal delivery locations and support local business, I decided to give Leonardo’s a chance; I would have been better off going to the local convenience store and indulging in the pre-made, processed foods that stare you in the face at the register counter.
I called and ordered a large chicken cordon bleu calzone and an order of chicken broccoli and ziti. The girl who answered the phone, to her credit, was very pleasant. After completing my order, I informed the receptionist that I had a coupon that took two dollars off of an order which exceeded $22.00. I was transferred to a man, I presume the manager, who informed me that this is an old coupon that is no longer accepted. Despite the fact there is no expiration date posted, I told him that it was not a big deal.
It took approximately 50 minutes to receive my delivery order. I live about one and half miles away from Leonardo’s. While this order took a substantial amount of time, the delivery guy was cordial.
Opening up the box and excited to try this new(er) establishment, I quickly realized that an error had been made. They delivered a chicken cordon bleu pizza instead of a chicken cordon bleu calzone. Although I was upset about this, I was very hungry and I decided to eat the pizza and not even call Leonardo’s to let them know about this error on their end; however, after my company and I tried some pizza, we immediately found that we could not eat it. Aside from the fact that this pizza was flavorless and did not even come close to tasting as chicken cordon bleu should, the amount of grease was intolerable. There was literally a puddle of grease that flooded the perimeter of the pizza box. Additionally, this made for a very soggy pizza. My arteries began clogging at the mere sight of this sorry excuse of a pizza.
After delving into the chicken brocolli and ziti, we found it to also be lacking any appealing flavor. Due to overcooking, much of the ziti was hardened.
I decided to call back Leonardo’s to simply let them know about my poor first experience with them. The same girl who initially took my order answered the phone, and after informing her about the mistake, she had the man speak to me. I nicely explained that an error had been made and that I had tried to ignore it and eat the pizza. As previously stated, I told him that my party and I did not enjoy the food. He immediately said that he could only exchange the pizza if none of it was eaten. I told him that due to our hunger and the hopes of not having to even initially call back, some slices were eaten. He dismissively and rudely said, “you ate some of the pizza. What are you going to do about it.” Taken aback, I said that if he doesn’t want to fix his error and/or provide a reimbursement, I simply won’t ever order from them again. He repeated himself by saying, “what are you going to do about it.” At this point, still hungry, feeling like death from the slice of grease-soaked pizza I ate, and patience gone, I told him that both his food and his customer service sucks. He promptly yelled and told me that I can’t talk to him like that. This is when he hung the phone up on me.
It is a rare occasion that I ever feel the need to write a review either positive or negative. Additionally, having worked in various customer service industries for many years, I understand that mistakes can be made; however, this first and last experience with Leonardo’s was horrendous.
I urge you to save your money and protect your health by ordering food from the other deserving and delicious establishments that are located throughout the region. Leonardo’s delivery menu found its way into my trash barrel and sits right next to the inedible food that my money was wasted on.
Andrew Sbarra
Hands down, without question, the best pizza/sub shop in Weymouth. I go here at least 3X a week and won’t be stopping anytime soon. The guys who work in there are all as nice as can be, it truly is a pleasure going in there to pick up my lunch. Try their wraps, they’re so good. Try them, you will not regret it.
… moreLara Pacheco
The chicken and catupiry pizza is very tasty. It could have more catupiry, but the dough was good and the chicken well seasoned.
… moreHollie-Anne Campbell
My food was amazingly perfect! I did an odd request with the Mac pizza because I was craving a reg cheese burger pizza; they went above and beyond! I am so happy I ordered from here I’ve been looking for a great pizza place since I moved 4 years ago, absolutely suggest^•^ ty guys so much!!♥️
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