Gio's Cafe — Restaurant in Atikokan

Great Pizza. Thin crust. Really good tomato sauce. We took ours to a park on a Sunny Sunday to eat. One size of pizza has 6 large pieces... enough for 3 sixty year olds.

Regarding some complaints in other reviews... It's a small town restaurant. It's not always easy to get all the supplies when you want them, and so, sometimes items aren't available. I would rather have something fresh than items that have been in storage too long. The owner operator is a good cook, but, he seems a bit stand-off-ish at first. Just chill and enjoy the good food. It...

If your town is planning on hosting a hockey tournament you should plan on all restaurants to be busy and be able to accommodate people when they come in instead of giving them attitude when they come in to get breakfast and are hungry and maybe try having the ingredients of what you're selling on your menu on hand instead of saying that you ran out of eggs and bread and swearing while they order. Ten out of ten would recommend not eating at this unclean establishment.. the garbage bin been outside is probably cleaner. "Gio" sucks, and...

After spending a week in the bush, my dad and I pulled up just as the owner was closing for the night. He was kind enough to hold the door open for us, and although he wasn't making any more food he cut us a deal on the remaining pastries (and boy those apple fritters really hit the spot!). Very grateful for your commercial gesture, especially when this was the only place to get food in town at...