Pizza Leon - Austin Tx

Not the best customer service. I removed tomatoes from the pizza and asked to be substituted with Jalapeños and she charged me $2 extra for the same. When the pizza was ready there were not jalapeños for which I paid extra, when I told her she added from the top for me. The pizza was good, but I feel it’s over hyped. Overall paid ~$24 for medium pizza, I think you can get better pizza somewhere else.

Pizza was good but not nearly good enough to justify the price. Anchovy pizza and pineapple pizza are two of my go-to orders so I tried the JRE. I liked it but as someone who has had a lot of different kinds of anchovies I was very confused that the anchovies on my pizza both looked and tasted like sardines, not sure what kind of anchovies they use but they weren’t as salty and were more meaty than anchovies usually are and had a much more fishy taste that I wasn’t crazy about.

Just experienced something incredible on the culinary front - a double pineapple with anchovy pizza! 🍍🐟 I know, it sounds like a wild combination, but trust me, it's phenomenal. The extra layer of pineapple adds a lush, intense sweetness, creating a fascinating contrast with the salty, umami-packed anchovies. It's a fusion I never expected to work, but it does, brilliantly. The interplay of flavors is complex yet harmonious, making every bite an adventure. This pizza is a testament to the power of unconventional thinking, not just in technology, but in food as well. The boldness of the double pineapple pairs unexpectedly well with the briny depth of anchovies, creating a taste profile that's as innovative as it is delicious. It's moments like these that remind me how breaking the norms can lead to extraordinary outcomes. If you're up for a culinary challenge that rewards your taste buds, this is it. Absolutely loved it

This place is solid, really good. Definitely a step up from the well known national chain pizzas but isn’t exactly elite in the category of higher end pizza. The mozzarella sticks are thick, it’s like biting into fried slightly soft cheese but I loved it. Imagine those mozzarella sticks you peal (but higher quality ofc) but fried. I enjoyed them, you could taste the cheese. The pizza itself was good, not anything I’d rave about but better than a chain store that’s for sure. It was filling enough, I probably could have finished a whole small to myself but combined with the cheese sticks I only had half and saved the other half for lunch. Overall if you want good pizza this is a good place so check it out

Pizza Leon in Austin, Texas, was nothing short of a culinary symphony, an enchanting revelation of taste and texture that left me spellbound. To describe the pizza as a mere 5 out of 5 stars would be an understatement; it was the zenith of gastronomic perfection. The first heavenly bite transported me to a realm of exquisite flavors, where the ingredients harmonized like a finely-tuned orchestra. The symphony of the tomato sauce, cheese, and toppings danced on my taste buds with a grace that can only be compared to a maestro conducting a masterpiece. The crispiness of the crust was an overture of delight, its symphonic crunch resonating with each bite, creating a symphony of textures that was a sheer delight. The experience was nothing short of transcendent. As I savored this gastronomic masterpiece combined with the tantalizing aroma of freshly baked pizza its created a sensory journey that enchanted the soul. What's more, this pizza proved to be a savior, satisfying my hunger after an arduous road trip. It was the much-needed oasis in the culinary desert, a resplendent reprieve from the monotony of travel. It filled me up with such gratification that I was left craving more, yearning to extend my stay in Austin just to experience Pizza Leon's divine creations once again. In conclusion, Pizza Leon is not just a pizzeria; it's a sanctuary for the discerning palate. A symphony of flavors and textures, it left an indelible mark on my culinary journey. If you find yourself in Austin, make it a point to visit Pizza Leon, for it is an experience that transcends mere words and ratings.