Gino’s Pizza & Spaghetti

I’ve lived here for twelve years. and only just found this place! :(It is so good, the cheese. so much yummy cheese. The sauce is homemade. NOT canned crap. The toppings are huge… the pepperoni slices are as big as your face! They don’t skimp on anything! And the prices are unbelievable. but true! You can get a GIANT slice of delicious pizza and a pop for under FIVE bucks. Sooooooo much awesome. I’m going for the poutine next. ;3 Please stay open forever, if not forever, the rest of my life. K thanks. ^-^

I got served by a miserable old man who is a bigot. He was the cook but I don’t know if he was also the owner or anything. He got instructions about a food allergy that a customer who phoned and ordered had and all of a sudden he’s complaining about having to accommodate them and started spewing out random accusations of them probably paying using their government cheques. I couldn’t believe what I was hearing. I’ll never give them another dime because of this mentality and I truly hope this review deters any potential patron. Who knows what he said about me? What a loser.

ordered online. delivery guy went to the wrong address then called me and said the door was locked… I said its a hotel… just walk in… this went on for a while. The only option online to build your own pizza is to choose a two topping pizza and then add additional toppings. The pizza came with only the additional toppings… not the actual two that are were supposed to be on the two topping pizza! Who eats pizza without pepperoni??? Im pretty sure the sausage is sliced up breakfast sausage. its really too bad because this place has potential, the sauce and crust were both great. Lots of cheese…

Locally-​owned, take-​out and delivery joint. Not gourmet by any stretch, but it’s affordable, and better than most similarly-​priced chains.
The first time I checked out Gino’s, I was walking by and starving, so I grabbed a single slice, which was impressively good, and I noticed that they had a FREAKING 22″ PIZZA on the menu. Obviously, I needed to have one.
I called up the restaurant, and placed my order — a half Hawaiian, half pepperoni and bacon 22″ pizza, and a poutine… because two of us obviously needed more than just pizza. I was told 20 minutes, and we walked down to the Princess St. location.
Right on time, our pizza was done. The box was gigantic, and so was the poutine. Once home, we realized we clearly didn’t need the poutine, but it was piping hot and of the mozzarella variety — not authentic cheese curds, but a tasty enough substitute. It would have been more than enough to feed two people by itself.
The pizza though. Wow. Gigantic and delicious. Homemade sauce, lots of cheese, and a dough knot in the middle, everything was just right. The bacon was also real, sliced bacon instead of bacon crumbles, which was nice. Two pieces each was more than enough, and the rest reheated quite well — the crust was still soft and edible the next day.
Would totally order here again, but maybe in a smaller quantity.

Ordered delivery gino ‘special pizza. came within 25 minutes. The pizza was very good. Crust was not greasy, thin, or cardboard like large chains or some local offerings. the toppings were plentiful, sauce good. A good experience

My favorite pizza and pasta place in Kingston. It is a highlight of my returns to Kingston and I always get at least a couple of pizzas and then a few lasagnas to go-​so I can bring them back to Toronto, which is sorely lacking in the kind of lasagna that I grew up with. And not nearly as inexpensive as Gino’s. It’s such a great alternative to all the new high-​brow type pizza places that insist you get goat cheese, artichoke heart and some rare form of some bizarre Asian mushroom or something… It’s just great pizza the way pizza is and was supposed to be. Thank you Gino’s!