Gina's Pizzeria and Restaurant — Restaurant in Harrison

If culinary disasters were an art form, Gina’s lasagna would be a masterpiece. From the first bite, I knew I was in for an unforgettable experience — and not in a good way. The noodles were more like soggy wallpaper, the sauce tasted like it came from a can labeled “Regret,” and the cheese? Let’s just say it had the texture of melted rubber bands.

But the true villain of this dish was the meat. I’m not entirely sure what creature it came from, but it had the flavor of sadness and the consistency of week-old mystery meat. Every bite was a gamble — dry, chewy, and eerily reminiscent of something that had given up on life long before it reached my plate.

Somehow, the flavors managed to be both bland and offensive, as if the ingredients were in a heated argument and no one won. The only thing layered more than the pasta sheets was my disappointment. And the portion size? Generous, but only in the sense that Gina truly believed no one would dare ask for seconds.

To be fair, I did learn one thing from this lasagna — I now understand what culinary rock bottom looks like. If you’re in the mood for a memorable meal, I’d suggest Gina’s lasagna. You’ll remember it forever, even if you try not to.

1/5 Stars — One star for effort. The rest went missing, probably...

Used to come here when I was a teenager and decided to treat my wife and kids after hyping them up for it. It’s not the same anymore...

The large slice they are known for is still decent, but the other stuff was just not good and expensive. Ordered a meat lovers pie and the meats had a weird plastic type of smell to it(hard to explain). The tomato sauce tasted like it was sitting past due and the cheese had a shiny white color to it. Decided not to judge a book by its cover, and took a bite and it did not taste good. Wife wasn’t happy either. Thankfully the cheese slice held us off, but I would not recommend the meat lovers pie. Almost had the look of the pie display they gave us. It wasn’t even warm. It tasted cold and stale.

Front staff also was all over the place and not very attentive when customers were waiting. Was told an amount to pay. After paying the girl was looking at the computer with her back facing me and I stood there to see if there was anything left. Completely ignored. Just grabbed my food and walked out. Just overall weird environment.

Never again. Gina’s you...

I literally grew up across the street from this amazing pizza. If we had pizza at home it was me running across the street to pick it up. In high school when we got out for lunch, back in the day shout out to class of '07, we ate here four days a week. I moved away after graduation but my dad, unlce, and friends still lived here so every time I came to visit I made sure to take a pie with me back home. Over 20 yrs of eating pizza here and it's still the same amazing pizza. Staff has always been great. It's always awesome talking to the owner and catching up and also getting that nostalgic feeling like I'm back in high school. It's not just my favorite because you see I like to share, so it's not just nostalgia and the pizza I grew up on. Everytime I bring a pie home I'm sharing it with family, friends, and co-workers, they all agree that it's an amazing pizza. If your anywhere near Harrison then you need to stop by here and try it for yourself. By the way the pie in my pictures was shared between 7 of us, the slices of the extra large pie...