Absolutely love Ledo's Pizza. There are several in the area. I would actually recommend going to the original one in College Park, but you can get the same pizza at all of them. Service is not to bad but you will truly enjoy the pizza. They also make their own Ranch that goes great with the Waffle fries. Not a typical pizza spot but well worth it.
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Maryann M.
I'm sure all Ledo's pizza's aren't awful and service isn't just as bad in others but the one in Marlowe heights is the worse Frozen Giant is better On the website it says free small pizza so we ordered and a calzone no taste . We go to get it the guy points to the sign said u must have printed coupon well online doesn't say that? He gets the manager the pizza probably cost them 1.00 to make the manager makes Us show our license and questioned us, really wouldn't suggest it at all
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Katrina L.
Their pepperoni pizza never disappoints me. Perfect little grease cups on each little square. Incredible sauce. Though it is high in calories they are a great Friday movie night with the family food! The other food items leave a lot to be desired. The chicken strips tasted like they were from Murrays. When you go, get the pizza!
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Angela S.
This is the most poorly managed restaurant I've ever seen. I ordered a pizza close to closing time so they knew id more than likely arrive after that time. I get there at 10:07 and they said if I didn't have cash I couldn't get my pizza... Which was literally in her hand. Sooooo I asked, you are taking my pizza home to eat and not allowing me to have my pizza bc I don't have cash and they kept saying "sorry" and literally smiled and went home with my pizza... You can't be serious after I've driven all the way over here. I will never eat from here again.
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Geno P.
Ledo Pizza, OMG. I only recently signed up for Yelp and it occurred to me it is well past time to drop by and send you a great big cheesy squeezy THANK YOU for all the years of great pizza. We lived in D.C. for 2.5 years, and we moved there from Pennsylvania. We lived down the street from Old Forge, PA, which is the Pizza Capital of the World. Yes! I know! It's true! The point is: We are pizza snobs and I mean obsessively. Some people wake up with crust in their eyes in the morning. We wake up with pizza crust and it is delicious!!! Seriously, though. We had a bad run when we moved to D.C. because the pizza there is horrible. Something in the water that jacks up the dough I am told. We were delighted, stunned, and ecstatic when we discovered you!! It was like we saw Santa (delighted), he dropped his pants (stunned), but left a dozen gold bars under the tree (delighted!!). How did we hear, you ask? We listened to WTOP all the time. It was the sports guy who sounds like he's probably a bit hefty. (Hey - we know who loves good pizza). Now, your pizza is very different than our part of PA. There's nothing like it there. And I tell you what else they don't do: they don't ever open up the box and show it to you when you pick it up. That is one of the best, most honest practices I've ever seen and my hat is off to you. And your bacon topping is the cake. It really is. It is the cake at the fat kid's roller skating party. Nothing but happy faces. Listen. If you live in D.C., and you want rock solid pizza that is addicting like Angry Birds, you NEED to sail the seas of cheese over to Ledo and hog down!!! Thanks again, Ledo!!
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Shar C.
This is a review for dining in. I took my son here because he wanted to have pizza and I figured another place like matchbox might be a little crowded on a Friday around 6. Service was ok, but could have been a little more attentive. The pizza....well if you like Ledo's pizza, it's LEDO' PIZZA:). I've never really been a fan of it, but I know a lot of people who love it. I ordered Fettuccine Alfredo with chicken and broccoli. Definitely nothing to write home about, even though it was a large portion. It was a clean, laid back, casual dining experience for me and my little guy. Trying to think under what circumstances I'd recommend this place.. I guess if you like Ledo's pizza and want to go 1 step up from ordering at the counter and eating in at a fast food place.
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Taheerah B.
Good food...slow service! Ledos is that kind of pizza that is perfect for Friday nights with beer or wine. The crust (too me) is what makes the pizza great, and I have always had good pizza at this location. The 3 stars is because of the slow lunch service althought the staff is quite friendly. I have visited this location over four times for lunch, and each time was painfully slow. I am not sure why, but each time, I have visited for lunch, I was pressed for time, and my lunch is over an hour. I would've pre- ordered, but they won't allow you to eat in the dining area (which I understand).
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Toya D.
Really sad I have to venture across town for well-cooked (read: done!) pizza and a decent portion of Buffalo Chicken Cheese Fries. I agree that this IS "one of the better franchised Ledo Pizza locations" (Amir A, 06/29/2011). The portions, service and taste are waaaaaaaay better than the Laurel (Rt. 1/Baltimore Avenue) location, which I hate with a passion (see my 02/28/2012 review).
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Laura G.
This place is an old faithful for lunch locations in the vicinity of the Suitland Federal Center for my husband and I. It's a little embarrassing to admit, but some of the staff remember us, our typical orders, and treat us accordingly. Our favorite thing to order is the chicken and cheese wrap with a side salad - a lot of food for $5.99. We've also enjoyed trying their new Ciabatta sandwich options. The food is reliably Ledos and always tasty. That being said, we've had some questionable service when the place is busy. There are normally only 2 waiters for the entire restaurant, so once it fills up, getting your refill or check can be a challenge.
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Adam A.
One of the better franchised Ledo Pizza locations. Hits the spot when I have a taste for the flaky biscuity pizza combo.
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Linda R.
The food here is OK- I've ordered in the past and it's nothing spectacular but was decent eats considering the area. Today I have changed my opinion from 3 to 2 stars. I ordered a Chicken Salad - to go- and had inedible pieces of bacon in it. One piece of bacon was 1/2 an inch thick! Some pieces tasted REALLY stale and were hard to bite through. I called and spoke to a gentleman who stated I could bring the salad back and he could make me a new one because he wants me to be happy with my salad... i informed him I would be unable to do that because I was at work and offered to send him a picture of the piece and he said it was probably the end piece which they normally take out. So I was stuck with a salad full of stale thick pieces of bacon that I couldn't eat which is so depressing cause I mean.... Who doesn't love bacon?
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Address :4243 Branch Ave
Marlow Heights, MD, 20748
Takes Reservations : No Delivery : No Take-out : Yes Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Good For : Lunch Parking : Private Lot Bike Parking : No Wheelchair Accessible : Yes Good for Kids : Yes Good for Groups : Yes Attire : Casual Ambience : Casual Noise Level : Average Alcohol : Beer & Wine Only Outdoor Seating : No Wi-Fi : No Has TV : Yes Waiter Service : Yes Caters : Yes
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Calvin B.
Absolutely love Ledo's Pizza. There are several in the area. I would actually recommend going to the original one in College Park, but you can get the same pizza at all of them. Service is not to bad but you will truly enjoy the pizza. They also make their own Ranch that goes great with the Waffle fries. Not a typical pizza spot but well worth it.
(4)Maryann M.
I'm sure all Ledo's pizza's aren't awful and service isn't just as bad in others but the one in Marlowe heights is the worse Frozen Giant is better On the website it says free small pizza so we ordered and a calzone no taste . We go to get it the guy points to the sign said u must have printed coupon well online doesn't say that? He gets the manager the pizza probably cost them 1.00 to make the manager makes Us show our license and questioned us, really wouldn't suggest it at all
(1)Katrina L.
Their pepperoni pizza never disappoints me. Perfect little grease cups on each little square. Incredible sauce. Though it is high in calories they are a great Friday movie night with the family food! The other food items leave a lot to be desired. The chicken strips tasted like they were from Murrays. When you go, get the pizza!
(4)Angela S.
This is the most poorly managed restaurant I've ever seen. I ordered a pizza close to closing time so they knew id more than likely arrive after that time. I get there at 10:07 and they said if I didn't have cash I couldn't get my pizza... Which was literally in her hand. Sooooo I asked, you are taking my pizza home to eat and not allowing me to have my pizza bc I don't have cash and they kept saying "sorry" and literally smiled and went home with my pizza... You can't be serious after I've driven all the way over here. I will never eat from here again.
(1)Geno P.
Ledo Pizza, OMG. I only recently signed up for Yelp and it occurred to me it is well past time to drop by and send you a great big cheesy squeezy THANK YOU for all the years of great pizza. We lived in D.C. for 2.5 years, and we moved there from Pennsylvania. We lived down the street from Old Forge, PA, which is the Pizza Capital of the World. Yes! I know! It's true! The point is: We are pizza snobs and I mean obsessively. Some people wake up with crust in their eyes in the morning. We wake up with pizza crust and it is delicious!!! Seriously, though. We had a bad run when we moved to D.C. because the pizza there is horrible. Something in the water that jacks up the dough I am told. We were delighted, stunned, and ecstatic when we discovered you!! It was like we saw Santa (delighted), he dropped his pants (stunned), but left a dozen gold bars under the tree (delighted!!). How did we hear, you ask? We listened to WTOP all the time. It was the sports guy who sounds like he's probably a bit hefty. (Hey - we know who loves good pizza). Now, your pizza is very different than our part of PA. There's nothing like it there. And I tell you what else they don't do: they don't ever open up the box and show it to you when you pick it up. That is one of the best, most honest practices I've ever seen and my hat is off to you. And your bacon topping is the cake. It really is. It is the cake at the fat kid's roller skating party. Nothing but happy faces. Listen. If you live in D.C., and you want rock solid pizza that is addicting like Angry Birds, you NEED to sail the seas of cheese over to Ledo and hog down!!! Thanks again, Ledo!!
(4)Shar C.
This is a review for dining in. I took my son here because he wanted to have pizza and I figured another place like matchbox might be a little crowded on a Friday around 6. Service was ok, but could have been a little more attentive. The pizza....well if you like Ledo's pizza, it's LEDO' PIZZA:). I've never really been a fan of it, but I know a lot of people who love it. I ordered Fettuccine Alfredo with chicken and broccoli. Definitely nothing to write home about, even though it was a large portion. It was a clean, laid back, casual dining experience for me and my little guy. Trying to think under what circumstances I'd recommend this place.. I guess if you like Ledo's pizza and want to go 1 step up from ordering at the counter and eating in at a fast food place.
(2)Taheerah B.
Good food...slow service! Ledos is that kind of pizza that is perfect for Friday nights with beer or wine. The crust (too me) is what makes the pizza great, and I have always had good pizza at this location. The 3 stars is because of the slow lunch service althought the staff is quite friendly. I have visited this location over four times for lunch, and each time was painfully slow. I am not sure why, but each time, I have visited for lunch, I was pressed for time, and my lunch is over an hour. I would've pre- ordered, but they won't allow you to eat in the dining area (which I understand).
(3)Toya D.
Really sad I have to venture across town for well-cooked (read: done!) pizza and a decent portion of Buffalo Chicken Cheese Fries. I agree that this IS "one of the better franchised Ledo Pizza locations" (Amir A, 06/29/2011). The portions, service and taste are waaaaaaaay better than the Laurel (Rt. 1/Baltimore Avenue) location, which I hate with a passion (see my 02/28/2012 review).
(4)Laura G.
This place is an old faithful for lunch locations in the vicinity of the Suitland Federal Center for my husband and I. It's a little embarrassing to admit, but some of the staff remember us, our typical orders, and treat us accordingly. Our favorite thing to order is the chicken and cheese wrap with a side salad - a lot of food for $5.99. We've also enjoyed trying their new Ciabatta sandwich options. The food is reliably Ledos and always tasty. That being said, we've had some questionable service when the place is busy. There are normally only 2 waiters for the entire restaurant, so once it fills up, getting your refill or check can be a challenge.
(4)Adam A.
One of the better franchised Ledo Pizza locations. Hits the spot when I have a taste for the flaky biscuity pizza combo.
(3)Linda R.
The food here is OK- I've ordered in the past and it's nothing spectacular but was decent eats considering the area. Today I have changed my opinion from 3 to 2 stars. I ordered a Chicken Salad - to go- and had inedible pieces of bacon in it. One piece of bacon was 1/2 an inch thick! Some pieces tasted REALLY stale and were hard to bite through. I called and spoke to a gentleman who stated I could bring the salad back and he could make me a new one because he wants me to be happy with my salad... i informed him I would be unable to do that because I was at work and offered to send him a picture of the piece and he said it was probably the end piece which they normally take out. So I was stuck with a salad full of stale thick pieces of bacon that I couldn't eat which is so depressing cause I mean.... Who doesn't love bacon?
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