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    Leo's Hideout

    4.1 (191 reviews)
    Open 11:00 am - 12:00 AM (Next day)
    Updated 1 month ago

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    LEO'S HIDEOUT ATMOSPHERE

    What's the vibe?
    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Good for groups
    Dogs allowed

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    Jamie S.

    This place makes my heat and stomach happy. [[HIGHLIGHT]]I love all the interior decor, the nostalgia makes my heart smile. I love the pendants, photos, cans, the score board, and the art.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] The staff was friendly and helpful. The pizza tasted fantastic! One of my new favorite pizza places. The crust! The salads were fresh and tasty. The happy hour and Sunday deals are sweet. They also validate parking. I will definitely be back and not just for a staycation.

    Doretta W.

    Well the staff was a little alouf but the pizza totally made up for it. I tried the basic pepperoni for the first time. Robust sauce with lots of herbs .. right amount of cheese .. lots of pepperoni. All on Happy Hour. [[HIGHLIGHT]]Great price and neat old style decor takes me back to the parlors.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]]

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    Camela S.

    This old school pizza parlor also has salad, well drinks, frozen cocktails, wine, draft beer and frozen custard. NO wings or chicken. I ordered at the counter and the service was polite and fast. I visited twice and had a good experience both visits. I tried the classic pepperoni pizza, chocolate custard and draft Modelo on one visit and a pepperoni and sausage pizza, pistachio custard, and vodka and sprite during another visit. The pizza is thin with a chewy crust that has a hint of garlic. The crust, sauce, cheese, and pepperoni created the perfect bit. I preferred the classic pepperoni over the pepperoni and sausage, the sausage was sliced and I wasn't a fan of the texture. If you're in the area and in a pizza mood I suggest trying Leo's Hideout.

    Tabby C.

    Pizza is my absolute favorite food and this place has one of the best pizzas I've ever had here in San Antonio! You can create your own whole pizza or purchase by the slice. Before they give it to you they reheat it in the pizza oven so it's nice and fresh when you take it. The sauce isn't too over powering and the pizza isn't to crispy. The sizes of each slice are also enough to fill you up and their homemade ranch is SO GOOD. The staff is very nice and friendly and tried to be as fast as possible even with the big fiesta crowd. [[HIGHLIGHT]]The place itself is very causal and has a 'sit around and hang out with your friends' vibe.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Will definitely be back again.

    Pepperoni and lc special
    Wendy H.

    Looking for a place to eat for lunch. Sort of ran into Leo's. No frills thin crust pizza for less than $10 each. I got the LC special and pepperoni. The crust on the pepperoni was crispy. Very good. LC crust was soggy but pizza still good. You order at the counter and the staff brings your food to you. Service was quick and efficient. [[HIGHLIGHT]]Restaurant is small and divvy but clean.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Bargain eats downtown!

    Jen H.

    Love their Sunday deals! $3 cheese or pepperoni slices, $6 pitchers, $15 whole pies. You really can't beat those prices, but do expect to wait about 30 minutes for your slices and even longer for pies during prime time. I got two pepperoni slices and it took 22 minutes from the time I ordered to when they came out. Ambiance is nice, with old school diner vibes. The pizza itself was good--crust was crispy, but I do wish it was a little bit saucier. The pizza was slightly drier for my liking. I'll definitely be back to try one of their whole pies because the options in the display area looked very tasty.

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    Eleanor R.

    We discovered this place on our way walking to the river. Wanted to grab a quick bite. Seen the Sunday special flyer outside the establishment so went into check it out. Happy we did! The pizza was perfect and hit the spot. My hubs and I both enjoyed our slices before our walk. And we came at a great time as the waitress said that usually Sunday's are packed! The service was friendly and fast, [[HIGHLIGHT]]pizza was fresh and has a cool divey vibe![[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Overall highly recommend if you love pizza!

    Caesar Salad
    colleen w.

    I love pizza, pizza is something that is so special to me that I'm sure most people can empathize with. So when it comes to trying new pizza places I feel like my standards are high but practical. We ordered 4 slices, 1 pepperoni, 1 coach, and 2 LC Specials. We also ordered a caesar salad to share because the pictures looked really good on yelp. The pizza came and it was nice and hot but our salad came later after we had reminded them we ordered one. They also only had 1 clean fork available so my husband and I shared the salad and the fork lol. The pizza itself seemed burnt, the edges of the pepperonis were dark, pieces of my pizza were also a dark black. The crust was tough and hard to chew on all of the slices. It also just didn't taste too spectacular. I was also disappointed that the salad wasn't like the pictures on yelp. I really was looking forward to the abundance of cheese. With other pizza by the slice options in town I'd say this place isn't the one I'd recommend to people visiting. The service wasn't necessarily bad or good, it was just okay. Which is much like the meal, just okay.

    Renee J.

    This was my first visit to Leo's hideout for pizza. I discovered it on the off-line app and since I love a good pizza, I had to give it a try. They serve delicious homestyle pizzas with some inventive toppings, and some traditional. [[HIGHLIGHT]]The pizzeria itself has a throwback feel in its decor, reminding you of a classic pizzeria from back in the day.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] The staff is really helpful for first timers navigating the menu and order process and our pizza was absolutely delicious. [[HIGHLIGHT]]It's a great alternative to downtown dining when you're just looking for something casual but not fast food.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]]

    Large pepperoni pizza
    Karina E.

    This was so so good. I love that they're open late and give slices as well! I had an LC slice and it was amazing! I'm sad they were out of ranch when I went though. If you've ever been to Homeslice in Austin, it reminds me of their pizza. Location can be sketchy but it's downtown where all the bars are so it makes sense.

    Rene M.

    Leo's Hideout is one of those places that instantly feels like it's been a local staple for years. I only snapped one photo, but honestly, the pizza says it all. I tried the a Slice of Mad Dog....loaded with Calabrian sausage, a touch of honey, pickled jalapeños, and creamy ricotta. It's bold, spicy, and just the right amount of sweet. I also had the LC, which seems to be a favorite among regulars. It comes with mushrooms, basil, roasted garlic, and fresh mozzarella. A perfect combo that feels both classic and fresh. Pizza has a bit of flop but if you're professional pizza guy you know how to do the fold! Crispy edge, thin hand tossed and served hot!!!!! They're open every day until midnight, which makes it a great go-to spot whether you're out late on a weekday or heading home from downtown. I went two weeks in a row...first on a Tuesday and then again the following Wednesday and both nights the place was busy. I counted at least 10 pizzas going out as takeout orders, not even including the dine-in crowd. People clearly know about this place. If you want pizza by the slice or a full pie, Leo's has you covered. Prices are reasonable whether you're stopping in solo or feeding a group. The beer is ice cold, and they also offer some well drinks if you're looking for something stronger. The vibe is casual with a cool vintage sports theme; lots of old-school memorabilia and décor that gives the place a warm, lived-in feel. And the customer service is great. The staff was friendly and efficient both times I visited. All in all, Leo's Hideout is definitely worth checking out, whether you're a local or just visiting the area. Great pizza, good prices, chill atmosphere...what more could you want?

    Now the salad comes in this... :(
    Steve G.

    Meh... Disappointed. Pizza slices look a bit smaller than it used to? Truly disappointed in the salad. I was here a few weeks ago and had one of the best salads I've ever had in their chopped salad. The wooden bowl was full of vegetables and it was delicious. Now they handed me a tiny clear plastic clamshell with half as much salad in it. They tried to give you the bowl as well, but just not the same. Too bad- used to be amazing!

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    Lellani R.

    I wish we would have ordered a whole pizza! My mom and enjoyed a pepperoni slice and we loved the pizza! Counter service was great and fast. There was a line out if the establishment but we were able to get a seat and pizza came out quick. We'll definitely be back for several whole pizzas. Great selection of sodas and beer. The restaurant was really cool, the music was awesome and tables were clean.

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