Ledo Pizza has pizza-making down to a science. After all, the restaurant has been doing it since 1955. Now a franchise, all of its locales still have one major thing in common: the square pizza. Although round pies tend to be more common today, in the '50s, rectangular baking pans were the thing—and Ledo Pizza decided to stick with it, as it actually means more pizza for the customers anyway. Ledo Pizza's other trademark: thick pepperoni, another tradition that began out of practicality but stuck around due to the customers' love of it. While not every one of the square pizzas has to have the thick-cut pepperoni, they all share the same beginnings, as they are rolled-to-order with fresh, handmade dough topped with high-quality cheese and tomatoes. Subs, salads, bread sticks, stromboli, and specialty entrees also abound on the menu, leaving customers happy and full.