Papa Gino's

Horrible food now, they raise the prices and take away the breadsticks as parts of there ravioli dinner then they make it with tiny slices of cheese and throw so much sauce on it to hide that even when you ask light sauce. I will never go back to that terrible place again!

Pleasant server with southern accent and was very hospitable to our whole family checking on us multiple times which is not expected in this self serve restaurant. We got 3 pizzas costing us $54.00... I think is pretty expensive but they did taste great. One pizza was gluten-free which they state they took special care in making sure there would be no cross contamination.

I got home and realized I was missing a sandwich. The cashier personally ran it out to me. I don't know this man's name, but whatever he's being paid, it's not enough.

Always liked their pizza since I was but a wee lad. The flavor hasn't changed since then. This particular locale is well kept, clean, and managed nicely. The staff is friendly and prompt. The bathroom was clean. Always liked the murals on the wall making me feel as though I'm back in 'the old country'. My kids loved the pizza. Their gluten free pizza is also pretty good according to my girlfriend and youngest daughter. Always worth a visit.

I have some nostalgia for Papa Gino's since I grew up going there. Based on this experience, it feels like they've given up. Delivery was on time as estimated, so there were no complaints there. The food was, while not cold, not hot either. The pizza was supposed to be 16 inches but was barely 14. I also did not receive the desserts, but they weren't listed on the receipt, so I assume they were out. I'll double-check if they charged for them. It's a shame. I don't want these to keep closing, but every experience I've had over the past five years at several locations has been underwhelming. There can only be so many chances.