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Giovanni's Pizza

Giovanni's Pizza

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11276 Co Rd 1, Chesapeake, Ohio, 45619, United States
(740) 867-3366 giovannispizzapower.com
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May 21, 2018
Love this place! Amazing staff! Best food! Best Giovanni's in the area

May 2, 2018
I love Giovanni's .would be a 5 but past few times had to much sauce and not quite cooked long enough.

Sep 12, 2017
I am 47 years old and I've been eating Giovanni's food since I was old enough to sit up and eat solids. The last week when I had ordered two large baked spaghetti's for myself and my youngest brother and both pizzas had very little bit of cheese it was like they cut a thin slice of mozzarella cheese I am slapped it on the big spaghetti. They did not shred the cheese and put on top like they have done every since I can't member eating baked spaghetti at Giovanni's. Plus with the garlic bread was not even the even amount of garlic bread. There's supposed be six slices in one order of garlic bread. My brother got six slices, I only got five. That's not a big deal of it if someone's that hungry in the back OK you can have my food but don't charge me an arm and a leg for eating my food. Of course the health department have a totally different issue with that because you're not supposed to eat around the food because of hygiene issues. When I was thinking about ordering pasta this evening. I call Giovanni's and ask them is that how they're going to make their baked spaghetti for now on. This smart Alec kid was on the phone told me that's how they've made this big spaghetti. I told him no I've been eating Giovanni's food for all my life and I'm 47 years old. Cheese is always graded on top of the bake spaghetti that's how you get an even amount of cheese on it. Doing the way that he admitted that he did it changes the entire food altogether. Nobody does it that way! The kid it said will that's how I was taught. I said OK I will go elsewhere and order food tonight. I didn't even address the garlic bread issue. I figure someone will then should I call the health department on that, because of the fact that it's clearly obvious that people are eating while they're preparing food and that's just nasty. Lester washing their hands otherwise! Still though nobody is going to think that! A friend of mine he's has been used to work for the Giovanni's in Chesapeake. Said that one of the owners name Ray was probably trying to cut back on food cost. He probably thought that the price of shredded mozzarella is gone up so he's making this poor kid sliced very thin mozzarella and thinking that it's going to save money. I said it's not going to save money people are just going to get frustrated because why pay more for food when they're not getting what they recently paid for. If anything people are just going to take their business down the road which like I did I took my business to Pizza Hut and the mount say my money I would've paid Giovanni's I've order Pizza Hut tonight! Plus not to mention the fact putting this one thin slice of cheese on a large baked spaghetti doesn't cover the entire bake spaghetti. If you put more than one slice of cheese you know connecting to each other would be fine perhaps. That's how Olive Garden does it. But again cording to people who are no the Italian food industry . They say the all of garden is not real Italian food it's only 10% Italian food. Giovanni's pizza is supposed to be 100% Italian food. And if they really wanted to save money then by the block mozzarella cheese and shred the Montreal cheese yourself either with the cheese shredder or use a food processor that's what people do at home all the time.

Jan 14, 2018
Ordered it to be delivered and it was here lightning fast and was delicious as always. Thanks.

Mar 22, 2018
I found a hair in my sandwhich i showed it to the guy working and they did nothing

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Opening Hours

Mon:10:10 am - 10 pm
Tue:10:10 am - 10 pm
Wed:10:10 am - 10 pm Today
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Fri:10:10 am - 10 pm
Sat:12 pm - 10 pm

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