Great pizza! Love the Chicago style. We love to stop by anytime we're in the area. Cant wait to try more.

Food is alway delicious The service is a little slow though and the alcoholic drinks are too expensive. Their Greek salad is delicious

By far the best pizza in Knoxville! We got a margarita pizza and garlic knots, it was so yummy! My husband is from NY and he loved it! Definitely a NY pizza in Tennessee! The service was incredible, the staff was so kind and attentive! It is a gorgeous restaurant, the inside is very inviting! My family highly recommends! I recommend if you're ordering your food to-go to order it about 40 minutes in advance, you can't rush perfection; it's definitely worth the wait!

I hate there hours, but they are great. We love New York pizza and this is the best. Monday and Tuesday they are closed.

Our server, Tate, treated us attentively as my spouse and I and our 2 friends dined recently at Gavino's. I must say the best part of the meal was the amazingly delicious, creamy and rich cheesecake -- the best we've tasted in a long while. Our friends seemed pleased with the good-sized salads they ordered: Greek and Caesar. Then, filled with yummy, gooey cheese, soft, ribbed noodles and well-seasoned sauce, my lasagna arrived piping hot. Yes! What put me off was the small amount of ??? meat. Instead of traditional ground beef and sausage, it was filled with a small amount of thinly sliced sausage/pepperoni/salami - I didn't know exactly which. It slightly disrupted my lasagna experience. The pepperoni pizza our friends ordered disappointed them a bit as it arrived on the greasy side, and they only could eat one slice a piece. Yet, my spouse quite enjoyed his shrimp and scallop entree. Delicious, he said, although it was rich and he couldn't finish his plate nor the side of garlic knots. While the restaurant didn't offer an intimate dining experience, we felt like we enjoyed our meal in an Italian atmosphere with its checkered tablecloth. The only thing missing on our table was an empty Chianti bottle dripping with the multi-colored wax from melting candles.

Love, Love, Love this pizza! For me, it's the closest thing in Knoxville to Long Island Pizza. It's pretty close.

Very very good!! The cannolis were warm and freshly filled, because the cream was still cold

This place is farntastix the food is awesome the service is great the ambiance is typical Italia. Restaurant. All the pasta sauces are fantastic and home Made it is by far my favorite Italian place in Knoxville the vodka pasta is great the lasagna is so good the cheese bread was huge and dilicious! We will be coming back for More!

The service was great. The ambience was nice but the meatball sandwich was good compared to all the other Italian restaurants, especially like black olives sandwich. They're not as good as my wife's homemade, but she uses very little breadcrumbs, Italian sausage, mixed with the ground beef for the meatballs so as far as a Italian restaurant, they were very good and the portion was huge. I could only eat half of it. One more important thing the preparation of the sandwich was perfect. The meatballs were placed on the roll topped with cheese baked in the pizza oven untill the cheese was melted, and the role was crispy brown. After writing this review, I'm in the mood for another one.

Probably my new favorite pizza place in Knoxville. I haven't been everywhere to compare to several places but everything you could ever want in a Neapolitan style pizza, I was able to get here. We ordered The Original Special and added banana peppers and were blown away. It was perfectly cooked and the crust had a nice crisp to it. Even as leftover pizza, it still hit just right the next day. I was a bit let down by the "Famous Garlic Knots." They weren't really garlic knots, rather, garlic dinner rolls. Ours were also slightly over cooked and I didn't get as much garlic flavors pulling through. I think I've had better from almost any other place around the area. The inside is small, but has a fair amount of seating given the space. The bar, which we didn't realize they had is kind of in the far back corner and hidden. They do have a separate spot for picking up take out orders. Parking is a bit difficult if it's full. You have to drive around the building and park above at the Goodwill and then take stairs back down to the building. There's one sign but it's hard to see as you're driving and trying to figure out the situation. Service was pretty on par, nothing over the top, did a good job of making sure we had enough to drink. I would return to get another pizza and try some of their pasta dishes. Each one I saw coming out of the kitchen looked amazing.