Be their guest for a huge selection of amazing pizzas, sandwiches, pastas, salads, minestrone, and Gino’s famous mojos. Benetti’s minestrone is a crowd favorite. The house-rolled, thin cracker-like pizza crust has made them famous for more than 50 years! Open for lunch and dinner.
About Gino’s Pizza Inn
Reviews & Ratings
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No! No! No!
We ordered the large sausage and green olive pizza and wished we went to Little Caesars instead. Which is not saying that L C is any better. The green olives were the cocktail style with pimento and were left whole. For some reason they decided to cover every square inch of the entire pizza with them. The crust was a thin cracker style that was hard to chew. The sauce has no flavor and was almost non existent. The seating was bench style and designed for very short people. This will be last visit which is unfortunate since I live in North Bend.
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Won’t go again
Sorry no flavor. The pizza was flat. We are the vegetarian pizza and they’re just with no flavor. I don’t think they seasoned any of the vegetables because they were just the wholepizza was blah anyway we won’t be going there again.
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Does not match the memories.
Family visit for game day. Gino's was a regular spot in the late 1970's and 80's. The remodel has a much different feel than the old days, an upgrade. Only 2 people dining in on a Saturday evening. Food quality was fine, although the crust was extra crunchy and a bit dry. $38.24 for a 3-topping seems high. It also seemed small for an XL. Maybe enough for 4.
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No one is perfect
Not their best work this time.. It is really good most of the time, but maybe it was because of all the arguing in the kitchen
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Family dinner
Why do I not go to Gino's more often. Great food and even better service. Family friendly. I love it here.