Near Palermo, Sicily, where Gina Adamo grew up, slow cooking was the only kind of cooking. Delicious food wasn’t just a part of life, it was life. Family meals at the kitchen table were much more than a time to eat, they were a time to celebrate.
HERE IN AMERICA
In the 1950s, Gina met Giovanni Costa in Brooklyn, NY, where they married and started a family, and Gina continued her family’s tradition of home-cooking. The sound of laughter and tempting aromas coming from their small kitchen transformed their home into a neighborhood gathering place.
Some years later, settled in California with her boys almost grown, Gina fulfilled a lifelong dream when she opened the first Gina’s Pizza & Pastaria. The Corona Del Mar restaurant enabled her to share her passion with an entire neighborhood.
I've been going to Gina's since I was little. You might miss this hidden place, but the seating is comfy and the beach weather is unbeatable. They're very... More
I got some pizza here the other day. Got about 5 for a gathering. Pizza was good but one of the pizzas was a mistake. Chicken and pesto. I don't care what... More
Thought this was place was a pretty good pizza place until our order tonight. Spent $80 for a medium margarita pizza, medium Bianca pizza and gnocchi.... More
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