I visit Pizza Primetime at least once a week. I love the shrimp cheesesteak, perfect if you need a…read moremeal that is high in protein. They are open pretty late, stopped by based on a recommendation, I also love the meatlovers pizza best part is the food is halal. The prices are fair, the staff is usually really nice, I suggest placing a phone order to pick up and they offer delivery as well.

Half Cheese,Half Pepperoni ‍…read more Whoever took the order, did it twice. This was a real smh moment. I places two separate orders and both times there was half with just pepperoni and half just cheese. You can't make this stuff up.

Good pizza, great prices, and a traditional Northeast pizzeria vibe. In addition to pies, they sell…read moreregular and pepperoni pizzas by the slice!

Great food for a low price! Everyone working there was so nice too! I'll definitely be returning…read morewhenever I'm in Laurel!

If you know someone in Laurel and they havent brought you here...they dont care about you…read more.. I have been here since the beginning. Food, Service, Value is on point!! Ambiance is casual and can be intimate and attend big parties So far they may have the best Nachos in the area... My only complaint is the Cocktail drink menu needs more creativity in their recipes

food was flavorful. Convenient location…read more Good prices. Great happy hour specials. Definitely be back!

I'm adding an extra star based on the success of my DoorDash order from here. I tried my first…read more"Double Dash" in an effort to make a single (as in for one person) $30 meal from Chipotle worth the money and able to spread out over several meals. With that I decided to order a pizza from here. The options for the pizza are a little confusing on DoorDash, but I'm not sure who is at fault there and, being as it was a Double Dash, they didn't have much time to prepare it. They got the job done and were the first in the order to do so, so they are speedy. The pizza arrived hot and fresh. Overall, it was tasty, not excitingly so, but I ordered a rather simple pie so nothing too complex. While I may not seek them out specifically for pizza again. I wouldn't dissuade anyone from trying them out as their more interesting servings may be worth it.

Okay service pizza is good depending on what u like and have a taste for. Fresh & hot ingredients I…read moremay visit again if im in town.

Cinco de Mayo in Laurel was CRAZY We first went to Amigos and knew immediately we weren't getting…read morein. The parking lot was packed and the line was all the way down toward Chick-fil-A. Way too many people for such a small space, even with the tents outside. Then we tried Chidos and traffic was backed up to Route 1, so we just kept driving. We ended up at Salsa Brava and walked right in. My only complaint was people standing at the bar drinking on such a busy day when others, like myself, were trying to order and go enjoy the outside tent area. Other than that, the vibes were good! The music was fun, the crowd had great energy, and they even had a horse there dancing to the music The food and drinks came out, and overall we had a good time. I've also heard their brunch is really good, so I'd definitely love to come back and try that next.

The food here 9/10 Service 10/10…read moreParking can be found in the back of the building however they need to work on small car can't make it the place have great food and music, cocktails 8/10

Continuing runner-up alphabet series to get a local DMV business representing 2021, L is for Ledo…read morePizza. Since living in Russett, I've gone to my nearest Ledo in Laurel multiple times in the past 5.5 years. Their pizza is great. I've gone for their 3-topping lunch special on a few occasions, and their pizza is top notch. They are efficient with getting the order in a timely manner, but they aren't terribly friendly. I most recently had the $6 Tuesday calzone, which was good, but a lot of bread, which I left some behind last time on April 7. The thing about the Calzone special is that there are no substitutions or I don't want this or that. I don't eat pork, which eliminates the meatlovers one off the bat. I don't like onions, so I could get the chicken one, but I'd have to deal with picking onions out or dealing with a few, same with the veggie one. So, that left me the Buffalo one. I didn't want tons of Buffalo sauce as I just wanted plain chicken in the first place. It was pretty good, and it thankfully wasn't drenched in tons of Buffalo sauce. But I still would've just wanted plain chicken. I think no substitutions is fine, but I think subtraction of an ingredient should be allowed; they would make more money with one less ingredient. Overall, Ledo is solid in spite of a couple of flaws.

Ledo's in Laurel never disappoints. The pizza is always chef's kiss -- that signature thin, flaky…read morecrust with the perfect amount of crunch, sweet sauce, and bubbly golden cheese hits every time. You can taste the quality in every bite. What I love most is the consistency. Whether it's dine-in or takeout, the pizza always comes out hot, fresh, and loaded with toppings. The cheese is perfectly melted, the sauce isn't overpowering, and the crust is unique in the best way. The staff is usually friendly and efficient, even during busy hours, and the place has a chill, casual vibe that makes it great for quick meals or group hangouts. Overall, Ledo's Laurel is a go-to spot for reliable, satisfying pizza. If you like thin crust with bold flavor, this location definitely delivers.

I'm not sure if they used an old pizza box, or what happened, but the first thing I noticed was…read morethat my slice was stuck to the box.. when I looked under the slice there was dried cheese with jalapeño and mushroom - 2 toppings I did not order. I also paid for extra pepperoni but I feel like only half the pizza had that. Besides that , the online ordering was simple and the pizza was ready when I arrived.

The absolute best "nasty" food little corner bodega in Laurel town !! Their cheeseburger and wings…read moreare the best !

I really have been under a rock! I had been mistakenly avoiding Miss Toya's chain but I need to…read moremake up for loss time and so should you if you haven't been. My schedule was rearranged last minute on a Saturday so I decided to catch their brunch. The laurel location was the closest to me. I was able to reserve a spot at the bar on open table about an hour before arrival . It must have been a lucky day for me because there were plenty vacancies and I didn't need to make a reservation. There was live jazz playing. I sat at the bar - shout out to Nnamdi who was the bartender and my waiter. Food wise: brunch only offers the $55 unlimited food option for two hours. I was completely fine with this as I was able to taste multiple dishes. I had the fried deviled eggs, Rockefeller oysters, bang bang shrimp, deep fried snow crab legs, pork chop and grits, wings in hot honey lemon pepper (their signature sauce) and the white chocolate bread pudding I enjoyed everything except the deep fried crab legs. The cluster was hallow. I had more fried batter than crab meat. Deviled eggs were my favorite of all the things I tried. And the bread pudding was sinfully delicious . I wasn't able to finish my last two items ordered but luckily I was able to fit it in the to-go box. Most places that serve unlimited food don't allow to-go boxes so I was happy to not have my leftovers go to waste. I opted for the bottomless cocktails as well. I stuck to the mimosas and tried the different flavors. The pours were generous. Nnamdi was very attentive and I appreciate him answering all of my clarifying questions as it was my first time. Gratuity is included! I am excited to go back! Before leaving I ordered a cocktail (MisKiri IX) that wasn't included in the bottomless cocktails. It was good. A little too sweet for me but glad I tried it.

Takeout experience was not good. I arrived to see the hostess mopping up a mess on the pickup…read morecounter that apparently came from my order. She said"the kitchen" messed up packing my order but instead of sending it back, she "fixed it". Honestly it seemed like she was trying to get me my food on time, but management should have been called to solve this problem and ensure I didnt leave the restaurant with collard greens missing all their juices. I didnt know what exactly happened with tje packaging, so since I was told the problem was "fixed", I took my food and left. The worst part was the deviled egg appetizer. Another casualty of the kitchen, apparently. It looked unappetizing when I got home and opened it, and the crab topping that I paid an extra $3 for gave off a very strong smell (reminiscent of the kitchen of a seafood restaurent) and also appeared wet. I'd guess they took crab straight from a can, put it on top of the eggs, and covered it with old bay seasoning. Very disappointing. Sadly these were not the only issues, as the collard greens themselves were bland and a little tough. There was also a wooden stick in my greens?? Not sure why. Although the catfish was fried well, that's the only satisfactory thing about this experience, and everything else ruined it.