Leila’s Pizza & Deli

I stopped here on my way to the Chinese Theatre to have an embarrassingly tasteless slice of «New York» pizza before the movie. In a nutshell, this place is a tourist trap.
— The waiting time was incredibly long for a pizza which was well below par in taste. There was very little sauce, the texture was as of cardboard, and it cost $ 6 a slice!
You could end up going to one of the bars or restaurants on Hollywood and Highland and end up buying much more food for much superior quality for the same price. Would not recommend this place. YUCK!

Came here after leaving a nearby club for a quick bite. This is quite the «2AM» eatery, from the décor, menu options, prices and people frequenting the eatery.
We got some pizza and garlic bread and I can’t really remember what it tasted like, but it wasn’t terrible.
My only concern is what I ate… but come here to get some giant, oversized pizza slice!

If it was possible I would give this place a 4.5 because it is really good! It is a small location and kind off hidden between all the other small locations. By car you would totally miss it but walking you can’t. This pizzeria doesn’t have parking so the best option would be parking in the streets which cost money. Being in the Hollywood area the parking meters are not cheap, they are like one hour is $ 2 dollars. Also parking would need to be found on the smaller streets not on the main one since it’s always busy. The place is set up very nice, although it is small the way the tables are fixed makes it look nice. There are two bathrooms each for one gender and they are pretty decent not to bad. The tables are pretty clean and there are two televisions with sports on at all times. Downfall would be there are times when homeless come in to ask for money while you are eating. Appearance of this location is alright.
The pizza goes by size, and the sizes do range up pretty big. Although the pizza can be big the prices are a little high. A small regular sized pizza would be around $ 16 dollars probably a bit bigger than the size of a little caesers one. I guarantee it is totally worth it. The pizza is made there so the wait can range from 20 – 30 minutes or less. Your pizza comes nice and warm and when you bite it the cheese just falls since it is still hot. There is cheese and peppers for you to put on the pizza if you would like. The pizza is custom so depending on what ingredients they have on the menu you can put on the pizza. They do charge more for each toping. They only sell soda here which is a little bummer. Apart from pizza they sell slices of cake and ice cream. I have tried the Jalapeños and pepperoni pizza which was really good, the Jalapeños were kind of spicy though. Their pizza is just marvelous.
I would recommend to go to this place when you are craving pizza. The bigger the pizza the bigger the slice and trust those pizzas are huge in size as they get bigger. I would say this place is nice to take someone on a date or hang out with friends. Although it is small and prices could be seen a little high, it is a great environment. Most of the time I seen it empty, so its a great place to go and have a nice conversation while eating pizza.

This is only got internet usage:
–2 free computers with internet access.
–print using bills.
Slow but works.
Ice cream looked sad.
Only single men seem to frequent this eatery.
Good tourist location strictly for the walk of fame pictures on the wall.

This place is pretty bad, the second my friends and I walk in, the worker rudely scolded us that we can’t use the restroom here. In fact, two of our friends needed to use the bathroom really badly. It’s 2 am and every other bathroom is closed. We politely asked and they still said no. We paid 8 dollars for food and just gave it to a homeless woman on the side.

Nice crispy pizza, big pieces, toppiks were ok though nothing spectacular. For a pizza at 11:30pm on Hollywood Blvd it was more than fine.

In the heart of tourist trap blvd. out comes one of the many pizza places that trap unknowing tourists. And unfortunately while showing my out of towner guests The area i too was caught into Leila’s web.
Pizza here is not a good impression of LA. Just glimpsing into there pizza by the slice window you can immediately tell the pizza here is not that great. however after taking a chance and having there pizza made from scratch I was convinced of this. quality of cheeses and toppings are not the best here and the taste proves this. However if your are out late and hungry Lelia will fix that need and I think that is all the aim of the owners here. quick turn around not so much repeat customers…

Need pizza? This place will give it to you. This is the kind of no-​frills pie that sometimes hits the spot like nothing else will.
Don’t expect anything fancy at all – you step off the street, order your pizza, sit down and chow down. That’s it. Maybe you just left a museum, or saw a movie, or just did a few hours of clubbing. You just found your place to eat.
Tasty – maybe there’s a dozen or so places like it nearby – it don’t matter. I went here and liked it. You will too.

Great spot to stop for a slice of pizza after a night of it on Hollywood Blvd…
It’s no New York City quality, but pretty good…

This rating is for the pepperoni calzone. I liked everything about this. The dough, cheese, amount if pepperoni and even the sauce. 9 out of 10 times I dislike marinara but this was surprisingly good.

I went this weekend it was my first time. Leila’s is a great location right off the Hollywood strip. They have good pricing and my Calzone was awesome!!!

I was taken back the first time at the price, $ 11 for 2 slices, but he smiled, said no worries, they are big slices, (which they were). Second time there I stayed in to eat.
It’s a big space, clean, plenty of tables and pictures of celebrities on the wall in front of their stars. The bathroom is locked, so you need to get the key from the cashier.
Interesting to read the low ratings about Leila’s, I’ve been here twice (about 6 months apart) and found the workers there nice. It’s also in a main location near Hollywood/​Highland Metro Sta.

If I could I’d give it a zero. Food was ok. Customer service was a joke. Old, fat guy was too busy taking orders to actually tell the cooks what they needed to make. Waited 15 min for a slice. Watched them drop someone’s food on ground and try to serve it anyway.

Late night yummies, lamb gyros and fresh french fries… oooohhh yeah. Sooooo good.
But there is a $ 0.65 cent credit card charge. Boo!

They sell Snapple Orangeade!!! Vicious
The pizza is decent enough. Don’t be fooled, it’s not New York style by any means. And the pricing is what you’d expect for the area.
There’s lots of tables to accommodate large groups and two computers to help you find the next lame tourist spot to visit.
But go for the Orangeade…