Gina’s Pizza

They get two stars! Pizza looks amazing… I haven’t bitten into a slice just yet. I’ve been waiting over an hour for plates, forks ect… I’m staying in a very nice hotel after a long day and I called Gina’s two minutes later to say. You forgot the utensils I ordered a salad. What poor customer service!

Can’t believe the place is closed… Where else can I get my exlarge Godfather pizza and dollar pitcher…

Gina’s has really good hearty Italian entrees & pizza at very reasonable prices.
When I am not in town visiting elderly relatives & I have food delivered from here to them. They love the food which is always delivered very promptly and the people I have spoken to on the phone have all been very nice & accommodating.

Your basic, small pizza parlor. My wife ordered a pizza with pesto and artichoke heart on one half and Hawaiian on the other. We carried the order out. It was okay – the crust was a bit thick for me – I’ve tasted better. I would try other items on the menu if we visit again. We’re just passing through.

I just ate an amazing sandwich at Gina’s Pizza! The owner and staff offered me great service and attention. Bring your family and friends!

They just seemed distracted, service could be better. My food was just sitting on the counter, disappointing.

Whenever my wife and I decide to see a movie, we stop by Gina’s (right next to the theater). The food is consistently good. It has a home-​cooked quality, and I am always asked if I am happy with the food. The price is lower than the surrounding places, and I always have enough on the plate to fill me up. I highly suggest this place

We ordered a large thin crust pepperoni pizza with crispy bacon, pineapple and extra cheese. It was effing phenomenal!!! So perfect and the chunks of bacon were absolute bliss. Finally, a place that gets my pizza right!

Meh. It’s okay. Ate here once and it was decent, but I wasn’t compelled to come back. With all the pizza places around here, I’m surprised they stay open. It’s nothing special, really. I wish we would get some better restaurants in this shopping center. At least Natural Café and Los Agaves are a great start.

Had a three meat calzone here that was pretty solid. I came back and got a meatball sub here though and it was probably the worst is ever had. The meatballs looked and tasted like they had been reheated several times. Definitely go for the calzone instead.

My first Unilocal review… the food was so bad I couldn’t let it go. I ordered the fettuccine Alfredo… there was so much Alfredo sauce it shoulda been called a stew!
While the waitress offered to remake my meal I decided to transfer my meal to a new plate squeezing sauce off my noodles as I did. This took quite a while and made quite a mess.
After my initial conversation with the server no one ever approached me again. She didn’t check to see how was I doing and the manager never came over to talk to me.
Also…the chicken add on was $ 3.50 but I’m pretty sure it’s just that bagged chicken you buy in the frozen section of the grocery store.
As o write this I am the only person in the restaurant… still no one cares how my experience was. Worst. Customer. Service. Ever.
Nevermind she just came over. … That makes her more aware than her manager and her coworkers. Quasi nice job young server.

Got the house special pizza here and it was subpar.
The service was excellent though and they made my pizza pretty quickly.
They do have $.99 pitchers on Monday and Tuesday with purchase of a large pizza which is nice.

Nice lunch pizza set with one large piece of pizza, salad and soft drink. Both salad and pizza are great!

Good Pizza, way over the Costco next door. But twice the price.

NOPE.
Not a real pizza place.
It reminds me of DiGiorno. But without the trip to the frozen isle.
Look, I don’t have anything nice to say so I’m not gonna say it.

This place is pretty cool. I came here to grab a beer and have some pizza while watching sports with friends. The Santa Barbara whether is usually really nice so you can enjoy eating and drinking outside on the rot iron chairs. I will probably be back. Thanks Gina’s!
–Tej

Great pizza and subs right next to the movie theater. Excellent service, great prices, and a lot of bang for your buck. I came here with my family and we ordered a delicious salad, huge pizza with lots of toppings, and a hot pastrami sandwich.

Ok. So I was right… we had to have the lasagna again :) In fact, two more times. The last time, we had them deliver to our hotel. Yes, they deliver to the Hampton on Hollister. Woohoo! It arrived hot and fresh and I don’t even think they charged a delivery fee. This time, we ordered the veggie lasagna with meat sauce again (of course), the spinach ziti, the family size roasted vegetable salad, and the baked Sicilian chicken wings (not greasy at all). They recommended the pesto sauce on the ziti and it was not a mistake. It was delicious. Everything hit the spot. And all of it came to only $ 37.
We will definitely be missing this place when we are back home… until next time we visit that is. Mmmmmmm.

Easy place to pop in for lunch.
Slice (cheese), salad and beverage for $ 5.95. What a bargain. Even with adding a couple toppings for 40 cents a pop and tossing in a buck for service, you’re under $ 9.00 for lunch.
4 TVs on ESPN 8/​The Ocho, music and some kids crane games keep me sitting outside.
The salads are big, the pizza good and even the calzone is large. The service can be slow and it’s not cleanest dive but did I mention it’s cheap? I hit Gina a couple times of month for a nice slice. Nothing fancy, just pie.

Almost 5-​stars, but «As good as it gets» is too strong since my favorite is in Torrance, CA. This is definitely a 4 ½ stars though.
This is our family’s go-​to pizza in Santa Barbara — vegetarian with pepperoni for the adults & the kids split one between hawaiian and pepperoni, mushroom & black olive. It is consistently good. This place reminds me of good, relaxing times.
Great pizza, decent prices. Their beer specials are VERY good if you drink beer. If I drink beer, I like Heffeweisen and they do that on tap here. Their sodas are pepsi-​based so if you prefer coke, just know that you won’t get one here. I don’t drink coke anymore, but when I was an addict years ago, I used to bring my own and get a cup of ice for it. And then I even brought my own glass because I hate Styrofoam which is what they serve free water or ice in. Being your mentor in excellent taste, I need to tell you you’re not living until you bring your own necessities to your favorite restaurants. I used to have a friend who had a mini-​bottle of Cholula hot sauce in her purse for just those times!
I wish they sold more artisan sodas for the more discerning crowd. Speaking of discerning taste, instead of dried red pepper – that’s been done – how ’bout a few drops of Habanero oil? I do this at home — it’s divine!
Hang out at Gina’s when you don’t feel like cooking or need to eat before a movie. It’s the best pizza in Goleta for sure!