The pizza was okay. It was very greasy. The service was fine. The restaurant was dirty. There are better places.

Newest addition seems to be a vegetarian's delight with a gluten-free crust....quite delicious! This pizza chain has been in the Washington, DC area for decades and continues to please!

The noodles were undercooked and the sauce wasnt as great as they make it sound on the menu...it tasted like it came from a can. And the "olive oil" on the counter tased like vegetable oil which is a world apart for health-minded eaters. The window advertising sucks you in "best in the area" and perhaps the pizza is that... More

There is something about the square base and crusty corners which makes Ledo's pizza stand out amongst -- and potentially above -- other take outs. It's neither thin or deep baked and is better compared to a buttery pastry than to a fluffy dough. I am curious to the secret ingredient -- but maybe it's better not to know! We... More

I had been recommended to try. The pizza was delicious. The service was slow, I had to ask for drink refills multiple times & even had to go to the counter requesting refills. The waiter was very RUDE. I will not go to this locations again.

Ledo Pizza is in a convenient location. The subs and pizza are okay. Not bad. Not particularly good. But okay. The people who work there are friendly. Sometimes service is attentive. Sometimes not. Today it was not. Birds hop on the outside tables even when customers are seated there. I would not eat my meal from a table wild birds... More

Personally I really like their pizza, with plenty of flavor, especially precooked bacon and green olives. The precooked chicken is also very nice

A mainstay of the area.

It's Ledo's. It's plentiful, it's cheap. It's mushy. You either love it or you hate it. No delivery.