More, more, more!

Mary Malik • June 13, 2025

Gino’s More Than Just Italian! is exactly that. You’ll find menu selections from virtually every corner of the world—and it’s all made fresh from family recipes.

A spread of food including pizzas, crackers, cheese, and a wooden crate filled with assorted grapes and a wine bottle.

Gino’s party room is available for family celebrations like showers, birthday and graduation parties, even fundraisers and meetings along with offering full catering services.


We all have that go-to restaurant where we know just what to expect—great food, a warm and inviting atmosphere perfect for date night, family celebrations, or hanging out with friends to watch the big game. Gino Antonelli envisioned all that and more when he opened Gino’s More Than Just Italian! in 2023.


“It’s the place that just fits, whether you’re celebrating a family milestone or spending quality time on the patio with good friends, good food and really good vibes,” Gino says.


“That’s what Gino’s is for in this community—a family gathering spot for the special, and the ordinary, moments of life.”


Gino has lived, loved and shared food his entire life. Growing up with his mother’s and grandmother’s recipes served in the home and always shared with family and friends, Gino knew from a young age he wanted to do the same. 


“Although my roots are in Italian food, I made sure Gino’s appeals to everyone, with things like gyros, ribs, fish fries and great burgers and wings,” Gino says. “We even have crab legs when the price is right. You’ll find it all at Gino’s.”


Whether you’re inside or out, at a cozy corner table or enjoying an evening at the expansive outdoor bar listening to live music, Gino’s is a true neighborhood go-to spot. Gino loves interacting with regulars and newcomers, sharing stories and getting to know his guests. 


“My family loves this community, and they love pitching in at the restaurant,” Gino says. “My wife helps out as hostess, my daughter Victoria worked here until she got married recently and moved away, and I’m training my son Nick as a sauté cook. Who knows, maybe he’ll take over the reins someday.”


It’s always been about family for Gino—his family, and yours.


“Becoming an integral part of this community and the lives of the families here was always a goal,” Gino says. “This is our community, too. We live just minutes away, and Gino’s supports local high school teams, we’re sponsoring a high school lacrosse program, and we host many community events. We feel very lucky to be a part of such a family-oriented community.”


Gino’s party room is available for family celebrations like showers, birthday and graduation parties, even fundraisers and meetings along with offering full catering services.


“We have a catering menu that’s sure to be just right for your event,” Gino says. “We love a celebration, whether it’s here at Gino’s, at your home, or at another location. You throw the party; we’ll bring the food.”


And speaking of the food, as a chef, nothing is more important to Gino than the quality of the ingredients of his dishes and he insists on the highest available. After all, Gino grew up watching his mother and grandmother working in the garden and growing many of the ingredients they used in their own cooking. 


“The food I prepare here means so much to me,” Gino says. “These are my family’s recipes. I take that very seriously. After all, my mother and grandmother are always watching.”



So, whether you’re planning a special event, celebrating with family and friends, or you’re searching for that go-to place with great food and a vibrant summer patio to listen to music and relax with friends, Gino’s More Than Just Italian is just what you’re looking for—and it’s just around the corner. 


Gino’s More Than Just Italian is located 14952 Pearl Road in Strongsville. For more information and weekly specials call 440-879-1001 or check the website GinosItalianGrill.com

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    Gino’s Panino with Genoa salami, ham, capicola, mozzarella and Swiss cheese, house-made olive spread, oven baked on ciabatta.

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  • A double-patty burger with cheese, lettuce, and pickles served with a side of golden french fries on a paper-lined tray.

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    The Big Boss Burger with lettuce, onions, pickles, secret sauce and cheese on a triple bun and served with fries.

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  • A white bowl of shrimp pasta with spinach and cherry tomatoes, topped with parmesan, served with two slices of toast.

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    Gino insists on the highest quality ingredients available for his recipes.

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  • A person in a black chef’s uniform and a fedora toasts with a small glass inside a restaurant with checkered tables.

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    Gino Antonelli, chef and owner of Gino’s More Than Just Italian.

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