14 Best Pizza Restaurants near Leadwood

“the Chinese food was excellent and would get the tacos again“

“I’ve been ordering pizza from this location since it opened, and the location prior down the street for as long as i can remember. and i have NEVER been disappointed. the pizza is always hot, always correct, the delivery drivers are friendly and fast. i could not ask for a better pizza joint than this one. keep doing what you’re doing!!! “

“Award winning pizza (and salad) made your way. Always a wonderful visit, this is a great place to enjoy a wood-fired brick oven pizza. Thin crust let all the topping flavors pop in you mouth. Order it just the way you want, they will load you up. Don’t forget a nice selection of appetizers and a lemonade you will love. Check them out, (if lunch time remember the special)“

“the Chinese food was excellent and would get the tacos again“

“the Chinese food was excellent and would get the tacos again“

“the 2 young men that were working today we're swamped. some customers were super rude and they kept their composure. way to go fellas! pizza was hot and good .“

“the Chinese food was excellent and would get the tacos again“

“the Chinese food was excellent and would get the tacos again“

“it's Wacky Wednesday 2 for 1 price on 16 " inch pizzas. our pizza was prepared very good we are very pleased with our food and the price of everything. we highly recommend the Desloge IMO'S pizza store.“

“Casey's always has good fast lunch food but you have to get there right after they make the food or else you might not get what you want. If they are not busy they can usually make it for you. All in all a good gas station.

Wheelchair accessibility: No“

“As someone who has worked at this store, I want to be honest about some of the problems going on inside.

Toxic atmosphere from management/staff: Brady constantly threatens to quit and takes his anger out on the team, which creates tension and stress for everyone. Instead of supporting people when they make mistakes, the focus is often on blame.

Hostile behavior: Tyler regularly yells, slams objects, and has even used racial slurs. On top of that, he makes inappropriate comments about people’s bodies — sometimes while customers are right there in the lobby. This is unprofessional, uncomfortable, and creates a hostile environment.

Disrespect toward customers: Behind the counter, customers are often talked about in extremely disrespectful ways, including being called “stupid.” Even if it’s not said to their faces, it shows a lack of professionalism and sets a really negative tone.

Unprofessional communication: Management sometimes communicates in ways that feel dismissive or mocking. For example, being told there’s a “surprise” in the office that turns out to be a written warning, followed by “don’t be weird about it.” That’s not the kind of communication that builds respect or trust.

All of these issues add up to a workplace that doesn’t feel positive, supportive, or respectful — for workers or for customers.“

“some good stuff and convenient at most stores I love it“

“The size states 14 inch for a large. Nope, not true, just about 10 inches. The pizza is slimy and gooey, absolutely disgusting. Save your money, will never purchase again. I do not recommend this pizza.🤮“

“Super fun place for my crazy family. It started with needing a fun place to go eat on a Friday night and the next thing you know we had 30+ people for a last minute birthday party! Paige and Rachel were wonderful hosts! They were able to accommodate our continuously growing group! Food was great and timely and drinks were delish! This place is a true asset to our community! We even snuck in an adults only laser tag!!“