food was great fast and very polite, but I was charged 3.50 for a drink i never received
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L. R. C
Nuevo experto • 10 contribuciones
Liked
• 7/7/24
• DoorDash order
Portion sizes are generous in comparison to the price. The CHICKEN PESTO ALFREDO didn't have any broccoli which was disappointing and although the Alfredo sauce was tasty, I needed to add sea salt to round out the overall taste of the dish.
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Michael T
Nuevo experto • 3 contribuciones
Didn't like
• 18/5/23
• DoorDash order
I spent in total including a $8 tip, $92. DO NOT AND I REPEAT DO NOT ORDER from "Leo's".
The SPINACH & ARTICHOKE DIP looks like blended, frozen spinach. The chips were stale and the dip was mainly oil.
The MAMA'S SPAGHETTI & MEATBALLS looks cold and extremely underwhelming and came with 2 meatballs.
The NONNA'S CHEESECAKE had NOTHING on it... (completely opposite of what's advertised.)
Our drinks came with no ice and the "sweet tea" was Lipton tea bags with not a grain of sugar.
Extremely disappointed. I'd rate it lower if I could.
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Kimberly s
1 contribuciones
Didn't like
• 7/6/25
• DoorDash order
The food is usually great when we order it during the day but we ordered it on a Friday night and received half a portion of one meal and extra ingredients that were not listed on the other meal. For $20 a plate I would like expect it to be correct. So if you are ordering, only order during non busy hours.
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Hanna R
2 contribuciones
Didn't like
• 27/7/23
• DoorDash order
We ordered the CHICKEN PESTO ALFREDO which had no Pesto in it, some cold pasta, and bland Alfredo Sauce, definitely not worth the money, on top of that the SHRIMP SCAMPI was the same thing, the sauce had the same bland taste to it with maybe less than a cup of pasta and 5 shrimp which isnt worth the 20 dollars on the menu, the MOZZARELLA GARLIC BREAD was a small stale dinner roll cut in half that was also not worth the money we paid, dont recommend ordering from here unless you're cool with disappointment and this isnt the first time we have tried ordering from this place.
