Lake Tahoe Aleworx, The Y
Lake Tahoe Restaurants
- July 19, 2026
- laketahoealeworx.com
- (530) 600-0442
- Lake Tahoe AleWorX, Y connector, Y Crossing At Tahoe Valley, Tahoe Valley, South Lake Tahoe, El Dorado County, California, 96150, United States
DeLeo Bros. Pizza brings authentic New York-style pizza to South Lake Tahoe, offering hand-tossed pizza made with a family recipe and fresh ingredients.
Located at 4125 South Lake Tahoe Boulevard, Suite G, DeLeo Bros. is a family-run pizzeria focused on bringing the classic New York pizza experience to the Sierra Nevada. The restaurant is currently softly open for pickup, allowing guests to order ahead and enjoy pizza fresh from the oven.
DeLeo Bros. Pizza is a great option for visitors looking for pizza in South Lake Tahoe, a quick meal after a day of exploring Lake Tahoe, or an easy pickup dinner for family and friends. The restaurant’s New York-style approach, hand-tossed dough, fresh ingredients, and family recipes make DeLeo Bros. a new addition to the South Lake Tahoe dining scene and one to keep an eye on as its upcoming grand opening approaches.
Sam
The reviews are right…..This place is 5 stars! The massive 18 inch was amazing! A spot that I will return to time and time again. Thank you.
Glen W
DeLeo Bros was recommend to us by a few front desk staff members at our hotel so we figured that we would give it a try. While waiting on our slices, I observed that this place is mostly walking traffic as it is located across from the Heavenly Village. I chose to drive from our place as I was going to the store for supplies anyways.
You have to turn into the parking lot driveway between two buildings. Tight parking with limited spaces that appeared to be paid parking as each spot had a sign with a QR code to park. I did try the QR code but it did not work, I was getting our slices to go, so no big deal have have my son wait in the car. Parking information on my review is just information. Do not let that pursued you from visiting this piazza shop.
Right when you walk in, you’re hit the two large kiosks on the wall to start your orders. We just wanted slices so it was easy. They did have a sign above the kiosks that said order at the counter for any 18 inch pizza, not sure why it was not on the kiosks.
Back to our slices. I ordered the pepperoni with sausage slice and the Hawaiian slice. I was not sure that would fill us up, so I added two garlic knots which had four each. if you noticed I said “I was not sure that was enough!” Boy was I wrong! The slices are massive, basically cut from their 18 inch and if you ever had a 18 inch you know the slices are large. It covers the plate and hangs off the edge.
Pepperoni and sausage – perfect! both the pepperoni and sausage had great flavor. Excellent crust, especially at the end of the slice and the right amount of sauce. They were not cheap on the toppings.
Hawaiian – was just as large and enough pineapple and ham.
Garlic Knots – Okay, so I picked up two of the 4 piece knots, these knots are huge! Packed with great flavor, appeared to have a nice butter type of garlic on it and a stick of provolone cheese, yes a stick! These knots packed some serious flavor and the dipping sauced matched the awesome flavors.
Pricing was acutally perfect. Our slices were a little over $7.00 which is a great price for such a large slice! The knots were $4+ each. Filled us up for $24 bucks, so we were happy!
All-in-All we are placing De Leo Bros as the BEST pizza in South Lake Tahoe, and that’s no joke! Great job to the staff as well during our visit.
Tate
This place HITS! Excellent pizza with a great flavorful dough, not bland at all which is really important when making pizza. Sauce was super flavorful and done just right with the right amount on the pie. Coming form New York, so I know and love my NY pizza and these bros hit it on the mark!
Evelyn
Hey! Dropped in for a quick slice and I must say it was pretty darn good! Looking forward to experiencing a complete pizza meal on my next trip. They are quickly ranking as my number 1 pizza place in South Lake Tahoe.