Leone's Italian

“Excellent service, food was outstanding and the patio was a vibe.”

S King★★★★★

Leone's Italian restaurant in downtown Norfolk is conveniently located on Granby Street and is within easy walking distance of Chrysler Hall and the Scope Arena. The decor is stylish, casual and comfortable and the restaurant is spotlessly clean. There is an outdoor firepit and rooftop seating is available when the weather permits. There was plenty of available seating when I visited but I was told they can get quite busy during local events so I recommend calling ahead in case a reservation is needed. The menu was varied with traditional Italian favorites as well their own specials. Ever

Michael Marcus★★★★★

First time here and it was amazing 👏 😍 Really great indoor space. Amazing outdoor space. Nice bar and high top seating area. Water feature separates the dining room to the bar. The food is wonderful. The drinks were great. Our server Megan was top notch 👌 Will definitely be back. If you are in the area, I highly recommend this restaurant. Reservations are highly suggested.

Takeyia Sherrod★★★★★

Isn’t at this place during Norfolk restaurant week and we were pleasantly surprised with how great it was. to start. We had the house meatballs, and a house salad. I had a dirty martini from the bar, which was great for dinner. We ordered off the restaurant week menu. I got the linguine and clams and my husband got the chicken marsala or Malisse all of it came out well seasoned hot and fresh. Definitely enjoyed this restaurant for dinner. I had a dessert cocktail cannot remember their name but it definitely hit the spot will visit them again. The ambience in service is great. The noise level w

Heather Steinmiller★★★★★

Really nice meal here last night before going to the concert at the arena. We started with the bruschetta, fresh and zesty and crunchy. Soooooo good! For mains, my husband had the mushroom gnocchi in a creamy creamy light sauce - pillows of deliciousness. I opted for the lobster fettuccine - my comments reflect my own taste buds, not the cuisine! I found the marinara sauce a bit spicy for my taste (more like a diavolo; hubs loved it, though), and it kind of overpowered the delicate lobster flavor. I might like a white wine & garlic sauce in its place, but I can't do spicy like I used to. The l