Gino's Italian Restaurant

I love this family owned restaurant. Their manicotti is very good. My friend always orders the Chicken Marsala. Loves it!Nice wine selection & fair prices. Desserts are excellent. The Lemoncello cake is a special treat & the cannoli is very good. My favorite.Service is usually very good, although several times they have brought the check a bit early.

Terrible place for children. Asked for warm water for our 3 year old. The waitress brought boiling hot water out in a cup with a straw. My wife tried out the water and it utterly burned her mouth and tongue. Had my my wife not tried it out- my daughter would've been severely injured. Talked the Teresa M, manager who looked at us like "why are we bothering me?" She made a bunch of excuses like "we give customers tea and they ask for hot water." Apology was disingenuous and they didn't warn us it was BOILING hot water. And it was given with a straw. This is not excusable by any standards We also waited 30 plus minutes to get a high chair. Poor poor service for families. Food was also terrible. Plenty of places in Round Rock that are way better. Zero stars if I could rate this place. Avoid at all cost!!!

Neat inside and great parking. Ordered gluten free pasta, most definitely was not gf- was wheat pasta. Service counter was hectic. Scary thing is they barely passed their health inspection.

This is a place where you go if you're craving authentic Italian flavors from the south.What a variety of flavor explosions in the different dishes. I came here with friends celebrating yet another outting during my bday "month" We got Calamari to share, I ordered the salmon salad, and we all had the Italian cream cake for dessert with coffee of course. First of all, the marinara source for the Calamari was fabulous, so fresh and hearty, just tasty! alongside the awesomely breaded Calamari, it was just such a good combo. I mean, I can eat that everyday if you'd ask me!My salad was delicious I had the Italian vinaigrette and it was right on point. The salmon was cooked delightfully. I'm a dessert person, so the icing on the cake was the Italian cream cake so well paired with a nice cup of coffee. The place does get packed! Which it really tells you people do come back for more. The staff is friendly and ready to provide a good service which makes it easier to have a good time with friends. I like this place so much, I can't believe I haven't visited more often but I'll make sure I do now.

Been in Round Rock for over 10 years and this was our first visit to Gino's. We've heard so many good things now I can finally chime in with others on how good it is. I love that it's family run and even though the wait staff aren't all related it seemed like they were because they all took such good care of each other. It truly felt like dining with family the way we were treated. Everyone's food was super yummy, our drinks were never empty and the desert was the perfect t ending to our dinner. We will for sure be back! They do fill up quick so try to get a reservation but they do have benches and stuff if you want to walk in and wait. My son wasn't a fan of the inside he said it felt old but I personally liked the inside, it felt welcoming and homie. I mean, it's not fancy or modern, but it was clean and nice and it's the food we will go back for.

Fantastic food! Toasted ravioli was melty and gooey inside. Sauce is flavorful and complements the pasta well. I had the Gnocchi Florentine which was creamy and cheesey. There was one cherry tomato that made me want 10 more! Bread service and appetizer were delivered fast to the table. George greeted us like we were family friends. What a warm welcoming place!

Went to Gino's on a Thursday night with a decently large group. We got here and were told the wait time for our group would be 20 minutes, but we ended up having to wait for close to an hour and our table was split into two. After we were seated, we were promptly served bread and some kind of garlic/oil/oregano/thyme mixture that was pretty good! I ordered a Combination Platter, which has lasagna, chicken, and linguine. The food came out pretty fast and the food was really good. The tomato sauce was great and mixed well with the cheese from the linguine. The lasagna was good too, although fairly standard. The food itself was pretty decent and I can't complain, but it could've been because we were hungry from waiting (maybe that was on purpose ). Not a bad authentic Italian place for not so large groups. Would recommend!

Yes!!! If ur thinking of stopping by the answer is yes!!!!From food to service all above n beyond Cute ambiance n inside it looks n feels like ur in someone's home!Food : go hungry !!!! They serve like ur royalty Honestly you can share a plate If u get a side of pasta u can get marinara or Alfredo Don't be an amateur n fall in love with their fresh bread n garlic oil ( or actually do because it's amazing!!)Prices: extremely reasonable Drinks get the Italian soda or bottle of wine Service: outstanding!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Recently celebrated my yayas 96th !!!Birthday there. Unfortunately their ac had gone out n they were working with fans so tht means n says a lot tht there were all friendly, kind n held their composure (cuz id be grumpy wrking with no ac all day) So thank you GINOS staff for being rockstars HUGE SHOUT OUT TO OUR AMAZING AMAZING WAITRESS SUMMER !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Thank you love for going above n beyond the whole dinner experience, even to write happy birthday on the plate for her !!!You made her evening !!!Just her alone well be back

We ate here the other night with and on the recommendation of good friends. We were told it was family-owned and their pizza was good. I tried calling ahead for reservations but they weren't answering their phone as early/late as 4:45 p.m.Thankfully we didn't need reservations on Friday night. We were seated promptly but it was only about 5:00 p.m. The cozy but plain dining room (more reminiscent of Applebees than Italian cuisine) was already bustling. Our waitress was pleasant enough but with a bit of an edginess to her responses--not exactly welcoming--and a bit snarky as in "just don't ask for anything more than basics" attitude. She provided adequate service during our meal but she didn't add to the dining experience.We came here specifically for the pizza while our friends had lasagna and spaghetti. My fiancee and I got the Gino's specialty pizza XL to share and have some leftover to go. I'll have to say that the pizza size did not disappoint but that's where the good part of the story ends. The pizza was a thin crust which was fine but it was super greasy. I mean refill your canola oil bottle greasy. My girlfriend kept wanting for napkins to sop the grease up from the top.One thing I found very annoying was that we asked the waitress to give us a to-go box so we could put half of the pizza in to begin with. That was both a portion control and a freshness issue. She refused because there was not enough room on the table. The fact that your tables are too small is not my problem. So long as it's a reasonable request, you do with customer asks because they probably have a good reason.We might go back for some of the other dishes but we will probably try Warpath or Torres Bee next time. In short don't go here for the pie. And we will probably ask for another waitress if we by chance get the same one.

We were just in round rock for a couple days and wanted to try a local place, took a chance and it did not disappoint. Liddy(not sure if that's spelled correct) was so sweet, very attentive and we felt so taken care of. The food was very good, we had the lasagna and shrimp Alfredo. The cutest atmosphere and an easy to get to location with plenty of parking. Would recommend.