Gino's is definitely good pizza. However, I was expecting a more casual atmosphere. Our waiter was awesome and very honest about how long it takes for the pizza to be cooked (45 minutes once your order is placed). We got a medium (8 slices for about $25-30) for 3 of us (myself, my husband, and our 10 year old). The pizza was definitely a ...

Do not go here unless you have an entire afternoon to burn. We were sat at 2:35, got our drinks at 3:00 and our pizza by 4:00. The pizza sort of sucked, go to Giodonalds, much better service and food. I lived in Chicago and this is a tourist trap that sucks! We told the manager about our experience and he did nothing, which was what he did for the table next to us that complained.

Do not go! The wait was long and the pizza was one of the worst I have ever had. The cheese was almost absent from the deep dish. Deeply disappointing.

gino's was the best pizza i have ever had in my life
it was my 1st time in chi town and i will be going
back to gino's when i return.it was mmmmmm mmmm goodddddddddd

I love this pizza its one of the best

This is some good pizza. Much better than that other place, also on Wells

Gino's East is decent no doubt; Home Run Inn is the best in the entire state! Especially the original location on Pulaski. (West Side of town)

Ginos east is very good..and if you want to try an authentic thin crust pizza Joe's Pizza in Wheeling is awesome..Italian sausage and real Mozzarella cheese..give it a try in north suburban Chicago.

Ginos' East is definitely overrated! While in Chicago, try Lou Malnati's or Pizzeria Due's. Both are very good. In for deep dish with a twist? Try Pequod's Pizza- yum! :)