Stopped in one night on the way home from work and thought I'd grab a pizza for home. Â When we finally got home to eat the pizza, it was a terrible tasting pizza. Â The sauce was one of the worst I've had. Â A thin pizza that was supposed to have a pepperoni topping. Â There were a few pieces of pepperoni on it but it didn't matter because the taste of the pizza was horrible. Â I ended up throwing out most of the large pizza in the trash.
Perhaps it'd be different if I sat in the store and ate the pizza, but I did the take out. Â It's in a convenient location, but I won't stop there again.
Just moved into the area and we ordered takeout from DeLeo's for our first night. Â We got a mushroom & onion pizza, mozzarella sticks and chicken wings. The chicken wings and pizza were great, but we waited too long to eat so the mozzarella sticks we're solid instead of melty. The service was friendly and the location was very convenient.
Note: They accept credit cards.
we just moved to the area and DeLeos is like a 2 minute drive from home, so we decided to try it out. We got a traditional cheese pizza, a basic calzone, a chicken finger dinner and a garden salad.
Cheese pizza - very good if you like thin crust brick oven pizza.. I would recommend and we will definitely get it again.
Basic Calzone - meh. the main reason I didnt give 4stars. this calzone was supposed to include mozzarella, ricotta and provolone. it basically should've been called a 'basic ricotta calzone'. WAY too much ricotta and barely any of the others, ick. I wouldn't get this again.
Chicken Finger Dinner - the chicken fingers are delicious! fries are okay, if you have your own salt to add. onion rings were good too. We'd get the chicken fingers again.
The garden salad was good, a typical salad. The whole meal was around $40.00, which we figured was reasonable. The menu is online with prices which is very convenient, but make sure you bring cash with you.
I ordered some takeout from this DeLeo's location very recently. DeLeo's has another location in Groveland. They offer pizza, calzones, subs, salads, burgers, chicken fingers, chicken tips, and steak tips. I saw the cook in the kitchen cutting up steaks! The menu can be seen at <a href="/redir?url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.deleospizza.com&s=0e5db5cdf74f410986ad3ff03f5e3815a0cae31ab359ac35ddbdfaebf723b59b" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">http://www.deleospizza.c…</a>  The place has a takeout counter with a row of table seating along the wall to the right and a small bar area with TV to left which serves beer and mixed drinks including martinis and mojitos.
Brick oven pizza is advertised on the sign out front and on the menus, but there appeared to be new conventional pizza ovens in use at this location. I asked about the new ovens and I was told the pizzas were not baking correctly before using the brick oven.
Anyways, I ordered the Bianco ($8.99 for a 12" pizza) which is a white pizza topped with provolone, romano, mozzarella, ricotta, olive oil and lots of garlic. Though I'm still not sure if the oven was lined with bricks, the Bianco pizza tasted pretty good and very garlicky with a thin and very firm chewy crust. I love ricotta cheese on pizzas and in calzones! Mangia!
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