Leandro’s Pizza House
62 S 69th St, Upper Darby, PA, 19082
Leandro’s Pizza House Menu
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Whole Pizza
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Pizza Toppings
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Hoagies $7
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Whole Pizza
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Pizza Toppings
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Hoagies $7
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Address :
62 S 69th St
Upper Darby, PA, 19082 - Phone (610) 734-1226
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Opening Hours
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Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : No
Bike Parking : No
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Noise Level : Average
Alcohol : No
Outdoor Seating : No
Wi-Fi : No
Has TV : No
Waiter Service : No
Caters : No
Categories
Pizza
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Jason L.
The best New York style pizza I've had outside of the city. Slices are dirt cheap and humongous! Stop for lunch/early dinner if you're in the neighborhood (especially if attending a show at the Tower across the street!).
(5)Hong T.
My favorite pizza in the whole world.
(5)Renea R.
My friends and I had a little bit of time to grab a bite to eat before seeing a movie at the theatre across the street and decided to try Leandro's Pizza. It was awesome! I got a slice of pepperoni and a slice of buffalo chicken and both were really delicious, not to mention huge and cheap ($2.50/slice). I didn't realize how much I was craving New York-style pizza until I started eating. I would definitely recommend Leandro's!
(5)Michele M.
Fantastic pizza!!!
(5)lin h.
Pizza is not bad. Nothing great, but decent. Hoagies are pretty good. They pack the meat in there. Plenty of seating inside.
(3)Anthony W.
People used to rave about Leandro's back in the day. I'm not sure I understand. I think their signature (if you want to call it that...) is the smoky thin crust, sweet sauce, and the heavy flour on the bottom. It's cool, but it's not all that. I remember before this place expanded the seating. It was REALLY cramped back then, but the memories are more fond than what Leandro's is today. It still beats out many other places around 69th street. I guess it's good they're hangin in there.
(3)Ciara S.
Only 1 review.... WOW this is my favorite pizza shop in all of Philadelphia!
(4)Julie K.
The absolute BEST pizza!!!! I've been eating here since i was a kid and it is honestly the best pizza i've ever had. The hoagies are awesome too!
(5)Camay C.
This place has been around for years. The ONLY place I literally go out of my way for a slice of pepperoni and of sausage. Don't forget my cherry coke! The crust is crispy, cheese is gooey. They have renovated the seating area. Owners haven't changed hands and pizza still tastes exactly how it did when I was 16 years old on my first date! Can be a bit crowded during lunch times though. Lines are sometimes outside but service is super fast. Oh I want pizza right now!
(5)Alexis J.
I've been coming here since I was young. It always hit the spot after shopping on 69th St or seeing a movie at the theater across the street. (which is no longer open).The pizza is so yummy! ..Crispy crust and served piping hot. Huge slices, low prices, & great flavor. You can't go wrong here!
(4)Christa M.
Whenever I'm in the area I need to stop in for a slice. Perfectly made. You know its good when there is always a line waiting for it. Last I was there I noticed they offered beef pepperoni now. Can't wait to get back there and have more pizza!
(5)John K.
As a customer for over 25 years, i can honestly say this is one of the best pizzas,if not, the best pizza around! The crust is nice & crispy on the outside,soft on the inside. the sauce has a great flavor & the cheese is good. my favorite pizza here would have to be either the peperoni or the spinach. the pizzas are huge! much bigger than most larges in the area. My family loves it! my only knock on the place is Location! It is a staple on 69th Street, back in the day, you could usually get a parking spot out front or close to it. Nowadays it's so crazy & hectic on 69th st. if you are going to get whole pie for take-out take out , if possible, i would recommend bringing a friend to run in & P/u pizza while u double park or go around the block. don't forget, CASH ONLY, there is a mac machine outside, if need. hopefully this review was helpful.
(5)Suzy M.
THE BEST PIZZA PLACE EVER! Ive been going there for over 20 years & every time they have their stuff on point! My family most of all my daughters love it there! We try to go maybe every other week as a little family thing. Its awesome there!
(5)Kim C.
I have been their customers for years, and their pizza only gets better and better! They make the best tomato sauce for their pizza. LOVE IT! I highly recommend this place! I wish they expand their business soon.
(5)Marissa R.
Best pizza in upper Darby. They been around for eyes and still tastes the same. Keep it up you guys!!! Love the pizza n hoagies!!! Th best
(5)Elizabeth D.
Wow I just have to say, my parents use to take me here when I was 5 years old. Till this day, this is the only pizza shop I will go to get pizza. Their pizza is amazing and their staff is amazing. The neighborhood isn't as good as it use to be but that will not stop me from coming here.
(5)Ceara D.
This place used to be in my top 3 places for pizza in the city but after my last few visits I don't think so, the pizza is Very tasteless and extremely greasy. The cheese taste like it came from the Dollar General, the price still isn't bad 2.25 but honestly I felt ripped off the pizza was so bad. This place doesn't sell wings,salads, or French fries btw lol however if you're on a budget and dont mind waiting in a line full of teens go for it )
(3)Ed K.
Been coming here since the 80's. Hands down, THE BEST PIZZA you will ever have! Their hoagies and grinders are the best too! His brothers owned Mario and Gino's - a legendary place for 69th St. This place is another staple for Upper Darby. The homemade sausage is the best! Don't forget your Italian grinder also!
(5)Nikoletta S.
Best pizza ever!! Have been going here since I was a kid and it's the same as it was 25 years ago, taste is amazing and pizzas are huge!
(5)Cindy A.
I hadn't had this pizza for at least a decade and it is everything I remembered it to be. It's so good to know that the same people who managed it then are still the owners now and obviously do things the same delicious way. Ingredients are fresh, and the value is great for the money. Please keep up the good work.
(5)Fritz N.
Perfect place to grab a couple of slices before a show at the Tower Theater. 2 slices of sausage pizza and a medium coke for $6. Crispy, solid, and served with a smile. Good stuff.
(4)Brian O.
This place has easily the best traditional New York style pizza you can find in Upper Darby. The ample mozzarella, the sauce balanced perfectly between tart and sweet and thin, lightly charred crust all commingle perfectly. Whether you grab a slice while heading to the 69th Street Terminal or Tower Theater or get a whole pizza, you're in for a consistently solid experience. The folks who run the place are really nice to the wife and I when we come by. They have a deal with a free 2-liter bottle of Coke on a weekday (can't remember which one, I'm afraid) but since we drink diet sodas they will give us two 20-ounce Diet Cokes instead. I am a native New Yorker who is not only snobby about my pizza, but I also don't vary much from the classic slice: I only get cheese slices for the most part, though on occasion I will get sausage and their sausage topping is excellent, not links or rabbit turds, but yummy crumbles rich in fennel seed flavor. They have ample seating if you eat in or you can take it out. If you are just walking by, it's almost mandatory to grab a slice as you move along if you know what's good for you. I don't eat here as often as I would for four reasons: 1) They seem to be open at unusual hours and they're not open on Sundays at all which has thwarted grabbing a pizza to eat while watching football on several occasions. 2) They do not deliver. This inconvenience is exacerbated by the fact that,,, 3) Parking sucks. On 69th Street it's hard to find a meter and it's a longer walk from the closest side streets (which often have cars parked there anyway) or the parking garage behind the closed movie theater (which is dark and decrepit and might be scary to some people) which makes you angry that the simple act of picking up a pizza you already phoned ahead for is so difficult. But the biggest thing for me is: 4) They do not accept credit cards. I don't carry cash and I wind up eating a fee hitting the ATM whenever I hit Leandro's. If management rectified all of these three things (#3 would be tough, but the other three could be managed) I would never eat anywhere else in Upper Darby when I wanted pizza. As it is, it's still great pizza, You just have to work a little to enjoy it (unless you're just walking through the area - I suggest anyone killing some time before seeing a show at the Tower Theater go there. You'll be hooked.)
(4)Jackie T.
Great place to stop before Tower Theatre. $2-2.50 a slice and they're nice and big. Line out the door but good amount of seating inside.
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