Servicable sandwiches. On par with other places in town…read more Pizza tasted like Contadina Tomato paste smeared on cardboard. Better pizza at the gas station a couple of blocks away. Service was spotty. Owner/manager just seemed unpleasant... maybe just a bad day. Dunno.

Oh wow what a blast from the past! This was a great experience from start to finish. This is legit…read morethe revival of something I thought I'd never see again and I am here for it. Perfect amount of toppings- not skimpy but not so much that they're falling off all the time. Mild sauce and the smoked provolone really stands out and sets it apart. I live between Wilmington and Courthouse and was in Wellston for a funeral, and now I'll have something to reward myself with when I go to take care of the graves. Kinda morbid I know but the pizza is gonna motivate me. So yeah, it's legit, the workers were nice, the place was clean, go get a pie! And THEY CUT IT IN TRIANGLES LIKE GOD INTENDED!

Pizza was excellent and salad was freshly made. The staff was very friendly. The food was ready…read moreat the time they quoted.

Was hard to find, on the side of the post office. Terrible signage. Pizza was good however.read more

Good pizza and deserts too. Although this place has no space to eat in it makes some bomb food!read more

Technically, I can't give credit for the store itself as it's tiny, old, and has no dining area,…read morebut every Domino's I've ever been to was small and has no dining area and many pizza chains aren't intended for dining at their store. The pizza, however, is great and it's easily one of the top two of the pizza restaurant chains. Papa John's is the other favorite among our household and folks we know, but some of our friends favor Domino's over Papa John's. The ingredients and indeed every single component of a modern Domino's pizza is a dramatic improvement over the ketchup and cardboard of the chain during the twentieth century, and the hand-tossed crust gets brushed with garlic butter and seasoning which tastes fantastic. The pan pizza doesn't normally get the garlic butter and seasoning treatment around the edges because the edges are so narrow but I've requested it before.

I've been going there since they opened almost every day and have not had any complaints , very…read morebusy place , excellent subs , highly recommend!!!

There is 1 worker who has blonde hair named misty who was very very rude to me on Christmas Day. I…read morecalled in to order 2 things of cheese sticks had also told them I wanted pizza slices. I was informed it would take 1.5 hours. I waited and came in, the cheese sticks was done but there was no pizza so the woman at the register said she would try and throw one together as soon as she finished her line and it would take 5 mins to go through the oven and I told her that was fine. My daughter and I waited and walked around the store for another 20 mins and as I stood by the pizza counter, the woman named Misty rudely looked at me and said that she does not have time to mess with putting pizza in and she had to get her customers done first. I informed her that I was a customer from 1.5 hours ago and she continued to argue with me. I told her what the other woman told me she was going to do and I was yelled at saying "well it will be another hour" so I said you know what, that is freaking fine with me. She walked away. Then had a call in order right after that and told the person on the phone that she would have their pizza done in 30-35 mins. Like WTF. She has had an attitude with her CO worker as wellEver since I walked in to the store. But once it was all calmed down, she apologized to me and was trying to be very nice. So that is why I gave 3 stars instead of 1 or 2.

It's a sad day when the gas station right down the road offers better customer service, better…read morepizza, at better prices, than Giovanni's. Oh, and the gas station also allows you to go into their store - something this Giovanni's no longer allows. In my opinion, the Covid-19 Pandemic revealed two different types of people running service businesses: 1. Those who almost gleefully celebrated the pandemic as an opportunity to offer their customers less, to lower their standards, eliminate services, make everything easier for themselves at the cost of making things worse for the customer, and 2. Those who came back stronger than ever, excited to not only continue their services, but to improve them. This Giovanni's is a disgrace and leads the pack in terms of businesses who fit into the first category. They are still operating, right now, many years after the 2020 pandemic, as if they are still in the midst of a worldwide shutdown. They have never returned to in-store service or dining, the building sits there looking like some post-apocalyptic, sad, abandoned shell of a business. My family has sworn them off, and we've become loyal customers to many other pizza places in town, including the gas station right down the street.

Use to love stopping in when I was down that way . Covid hit an no more dining in, I guess they…read moredon't make enough money by hiring a person to take care of the inside.