Rounding up from a 3.5 here. I heard about this place, written up as the potato pizza being one of the best dishes a food writer had eaten this year, so I had to try it. The pizza is made on sourdough, giving it a tang I wasn't fully expecting. We got the pizza and mushroom slices. Both were pretty good, good texture and flavorful toppings. But the tang of the sourdough was a bit too strong for my taste. I'm a traditionalist when it comes to pizza. But worth a try for a good slice with a twist. read more

Leo - Potato and mushroom slices - Pizza Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Incredible pizza, soft serve and service. The pomodorini pizza was unique and so flavorful. Will definitely be back! read more

Leo - Pizza - Pizza Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Hip, cool, delicious food! We got the chopped salad, New York pizza, and tiramisu. Everything was excellent!

If you're looking for the most amazing slice of bread, you found the spot. This bread could not have been more perfect. Followed up with a delicious pasta dish. Great date night spot ! read more

Leo - Focaccia & Whipped Ricotta - Pizza Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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I am usually not one to rave about pizza but this place is an exception. I used to live nearby and I'd get it once a week at least. My favorite is the pomodorini pie with the spicy oil and the chopped salad. The pizza are really light and you can tell they use good ingredients. Their tiramisu is also really good which is typically something I do not enjoy. read more

Leo - Chopped Salad - Pizza Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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Ummmm DELICIOUS!!!. Love ops and love Leo. The quality of the dough is so good. Also love the mixed salad. Great job guys. read more

Just the worst service EVER. food wasn't not worth the wait. The waiter was rude, the manager was even ruder. Do not go here

May be the best slice in NYC. Best crust by far. Super light, it is an artisan bakery at heart. I am recommending this place #1 to everyone I know read more

Came in casually to get a pizza with my partner. Host guy with a hat was not the most pleasant. We sat down we ordered drinks and then I ordered caesar salad and a ny slice pizza with pepperoni. We waited at least 20 min starving only to get our order wrong. The guy with the hat asked me in a smart assy way "oh you didn't want sausage"? NO I never ordered sausage, then he proceeds to tell us "there's two ways we can do this we can add the pepperoni on top or start a new pie". But in a really condescending way. Never apologetic or sorry that they got our order wrong. Not him or no or the other servers came to our table to apologize or try to make it better. We waited 15 min more then we cancelled and got our check never got to try the pizza. With that kind of service it could be the most amazing pizza still will never go back. read more

We've ordered delivery from Leo twice a month since covid started and it's been great every time. Highlights are the chopped salad, The Hill (add sausage), and the San Giuseppe. If you haven't yet, give it a try. read more

Pizza was great. However, it took over an hour for it to arrive. For a spot that bills itself as a "casual neighborhood spot," the combination of the wait and music made it an unpleasant experience. read more

went to leo last night before a show at baby's all right. the outdoor dining structure is cute and our server was just right amount of attentive. my friend and i ordered the foccacia w ricotta, caesar salad, and the clam pizza to share. i'm surprised to say we barely made a dent in the pizza! the foccacia was SO good and the ricotta had a great olive oil/vinegar drizzle. it came w three pieces for sharing intel! loved it. i also thought the caesar was fantastic, had some raddichio so a little twist there. super anchovy-y though for ref, it's not everyone's thing! i thought the clam pizza was surprisingly spicy but ymmv. i'd probably try a different pizza next time. note that the noise level inside is uncomfortably loud during busy times. i was glad to be outside! would return if i was nearby. would be great to see a mocktail on the menu (tho i appreciated that they have a non-alc beer and some soda options!) read more

When your wine list is 30X larger than your dinner menu, there's going to be some issues. Selling sancerre by the bottle while having three options for pasta, one of them spaghetti, is pretty disappointing as a guest. Our waiter, who had to have us point at which wines we wanted not even seemingly familiar with the list, seemed to want to rush us on a Monday night continually checking if I wanted to order more and I found myself irritated because i'm a slow eater and it was my friend's birthday and wanted to enjoy the meal but sadly couldn't. The pizza was okay, but nothing special especially for williambsurg. The oysters were alright. Even though we had a reservation for three we were sat at a table only big enough for two and were, of course, crammed in next to all the other tables. This was certainly the worst dining experience I've had in the city for a very long while. Will not be revisiting. read more

Leo is quite good. I love Ops and don't think Leo pizza is at Ops level plus you pay for more here. Service and vibe aren't Ops level either but still good. The butter beans and tagliatelle (felt more like paparadelle) bolognese were killer. Clam pizza was very good. Some bites incredible. But the pizza crust didn't wow me. The soft serve swirl of salted caramel and a blood orange sorbet did wow me. Very good spot. For pizza you're better at Ops but for a lil pizza plus apps and pasta go here. Just eat at both regularly. Craving the bolognese and soft serve plus an Ops margarita read more

Pasta is okay; pizza is a pass. Hipster/homeless vibes inside.

honestly it was so frickin good. the gelato made me believe in a higher power, not necessarily jesus (as i'm a deist) but not necessarily not jesus. read more

Leo - the melted part of my gelato - Pizza Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Very disappointing. Slices were no better than a sheet-pan pizza you might make in your own oven. The slices were also somewhat old and stale. A number of publications have name dropped Bread and Salt as one of the baker's affiliations (no doubt, in an attempt to drum up some excitement.) Let me tell you, this pizza is not even in the same ballpark as Bread and Salt. I am in disbelief they've tasted their offerings and haven't attempted to make them better. That's saying a lot - because I love Ops. read more

Oh this place is very good! Had a delightful pandemic al fresco meal last night in their covered parking space dining area. They have heat lamps and the tables are generously spaced. It was a very frigid and windy night so it got a little bit cold out there but we moved ourselves directly under a heat lamp. Loved the clam pie and the the hill (we added sausage!). Also, really enjoyed the chopped salad and the delightful wines by the glass. Can't wait to come back here and explore their interesting variety of wines next time. I'm talking bottles not glasses! The waitress was very nice and really knew her wines. Kudos to this great spot from the Ops folks, really doing the work during these tough pandemic times. I will be back and can't wait to hit up the bakery next-door sometime. read more

If you like Ops, you will love Leo as it's the same people and pretty much the same idea: amazing pizza and a wine list that changes daily. The focus here is sourdough so if you like sourdough pizza definitely check it out! The staff seem really nice too. read more

Big foodie and Williamsburg native. I cannot state this more matter of factly - this place is SO overhyped (no idea why it was even hyped in the first place) - the food is mediocre at best, terrible service (girls wandering around like they've just seen a ghost) and so sad what they've done to the space. It used to be the lodge and was so cool and now it looks like a sad doctors office with no character. There's always a wait for a table and it's so bizarre because there are empty tables everywhere and the food is blah (and takes forever to come). Pretty sure this place paid its way on to top restaurant lists, do not waste your time. There are 10 pizza places in Williamsburg way better than this. Also the gelato is meh. And the alcohol sucks. read more

Leo is one fantastic restaurant! The food was tasty and unique, the service impeccable, and the ambiance loud and fun. I just loved this place. read more

Was wondering how a loaf of bread could be worth almost $9, but this is pretty damn good bread. Staff confirmed breads are vegan. Looking forward to trying the vegan slice (looks like a simple cheese-less Sicilian) next time. read more

Great food, great service, great time! Got two slices of pizza (magherita & mushroom) and a Pilsner, everything was delicious. Everyone was very nice & cool. Oh and get the chili sauce, adds some real nice heat! read more

Fab neighborhood spot, great food, great atmosphere, staff is super friendly. Perfect for a casual date, family night, or night out with friends. Pizza and salads are amazing. Focaccia hands down the best I have ever had. read more

There's something refreshingly modern about Leo's slices that just blew me away. Sure it was late and the pies were a tad stale... but the unlikely combo of sweet potato, sausage, and onion on an expertly browned crust made for such an addicting bite, that I've given in to the thrill of this new spot. Will be back for more. read more

My go to pizza place during this mess. Excellent bread, delicious not-greasy pizza, reliable delivery. I love Leo!

Amazing margherita pizza and apple tart. They were also kind enough to share some of their sourdough starter with me.

Still a perfect spot- but more suggestions. GET THE BAGEL. if they have bagels, you get them. My goodness they are perfection. Same with the lunch sandwiches. But really the bagel.. read more

went to Leo a year ago and loved it, sadly it's gone downhill. had ordered two appetizers, only one showed up until following up with the waiter. ordered two pizzas and again only one showed up after waiting 47 minutes. poor service and run of the mill pizza is sadly what Leo devolved into. Better off going to Ops for the real experience or l'industrie if you're in the neighborhood. I certainly won't make this mistake again. read more

I like the pizza, its really good. Also the price is not to crazy. Only thing is there so many pizza places in this pocket of Williamsburg. My personal favorite is Lindustrie right up the block on South 2nd but this place is a solid second option for me. read more

Great food all around - Beakfast sandwich is delicious and a nice changeup with the sourdough. Pizzas are also great with crispy thin dough.

This might be the worst pizza i have ever had and i didnt even get to taste it. one of the workers coughed on the whole counter and i saw 2 roaches crawling right by the counter where all the pizza was sitting out. not sure if your slice has pepperoni or a roach. Disgusting would never go back into this place there are such better italian places in this area. walked out with in minutes, now i know why the place is always empty. read more

loved the music, the pizza, the caesar salad and the soft serve. all around a great experience and great addition to the neighborhood

I stopped into their spot to grab 2 slices, neither of them disappointed. The sauce is a bit sweet and tangy and their margarita slice is the perfect balance of dough cheese and sauce read more

This is a review for the restaurant. We arrived on Friday at 7:30pm and were quoted an 1.5 hour wait (after calling 10 minutes prior and being told 20 minutes max, but I understand that sometimes happens). Rather than taking our name, she instructed us to go place our food order for what we wanted to eat once we would sit down, then return with our order number. Everyone, including ourselves, was confused by the entire process as we stood around packed into the somewhat confusing bar area (is this a waiting space? are people eating dinner here?). After an hour, the hostess sat us at what was essentially the waiters' station at the window where they repeatedly came to grab silverware for new tables. Before we even got into our seats our food arrived. So you're paying restaurant prices for a pizzeria, with zero waiter interaction. That being said, the pizza was in fact delicious. I'll just be waiting to go back until I hear that their service situation has been resolved, and stick to the slice shop next door. read more