Leo
Pizza restaurant · Williamsburg ·
Sourdough pizza, great cocktails, and stellar chopped salad
Sourdough pizza, great cocktails, and stellar chopped salad
"You probably know Leo as the sourdough pizza spot in Williamsburg that's great for wine-soaked birthday dinners ending in dreamy soft serve. What you might not know is that their cafe next door sells their soft serve too, in case you don’t have time for a sit-down meal. Their flavors rotate, but if you see concord grape and caramel swirl, get it. While you're at it, grab a coffee and a slice to go, too." - willa moore, hannah albertine, arden shore, molly fitzpatrick
"You know what’s more fun than an “adult” night out? Recreating all the birthday pizza parties you had at Chuck E. Cheese when you were too short to ride roller coasters. For this, try Leo, a casual Williamsburg spot with natural wine and floor-to-ceiling windows. It's always easy to get in, even if you need a last-minute table for a group, and the tangy sourdough pies are some of the best in the city. Don't skip the one with clams." - will hartman, bryan kim, neha talreja, sonal shah, molly fitzpatrick, willa moore
"Leo in Williamsburg is one of our favorite places to come with three friends, order stellar sourdough pizzas, drink wine, and talk sh*t. While it’s admittedly harder to gossip in a room full of two dozen people, their private dining works well for a casual event that’s still going to have excellent food like butter beans, eggplant parm, and NY-style slices or potato pies." - neha talreja, bryan kim, hannah albertine, will hartman
"Have yourself a pizza party, with sourdough pies, antipasti, and tiramisu. All of that (and more) is included in Leo’s set menu for groups of 8-15, which costs $45 per person. The Williamsburg restaurant is spacious and casual, with floor-to-ceiling windows and an impressive natural wine list, in addition to beer and cocktails. There’s also a private dining room, in case you need to book a party for up to 26 seated or 30 standing." - bryan kim, willa moore
"Slice shops are great, but if you bring your date to one for a romantic meal, it might seem like you don't value their time. So go to Leo instead. This is a sit-down pizza place in Williamsburg, and the personal-sized sourdough pies are mostly in the $16-25 range. The room feels like a casual, minimalist wine bar, and they do take their wine seriously here. Drink a couple of glasses, split a chopped salad, and eat a few pies, and you should skate out at just under $100." - bryan kim, molly fitzpatrick, willa moore, will hartman, sonal shah