Little Gino's - Round Rock

We found our new favorite bar! Gino and Reyna are amazing! They created the best restaurant bar environment and treated us very well. We originally came for fine dining, but they rebranded this specific restaurant to a restaurant bar due to covid. (Nov '22) We 're so glad that they did this! *huge note* The rebranding makes this restaurant very casual! The fine dining menu is still here, just no risotto! You won 't regret the entrees, and it 's great for people who aren 't craving pastas. The menu did slightly change due to the rebranding, but it 's not a lot. Just clicked thay we should 've taken a picture of the new menu. Oopsies. Reyna helped us out a lot when we were trying to pick out our meals. Gino came by later, all decked out in his Michigan fit. I was wondering why he looked so familiar (he was in articles and all over the website). Gino also took care of us! He told us about his story, how all the pasta is made fresh at the restaurant, and the meals were all his very own recipe. Appetizers: mozzarella and chili cheese fries. Amazing! They were all seasoned to perfection. The chef did such an amazing job with that. We really liked the cook and the side veggies. Meals: fettuccine alfredo, house special lasagna, and dog... I forgot the name already. We all enjoyed our meals! Dessert: yummy!! You won 't be disappointed. The cheesecake isn 't like the traditional American one with a crust. There is no crust! Still great Thank you, Gino and Reyna. We absolutely loved yalls company. We will definitely be back in the future.

Little Gino's Sport Bar and Grill. In a more relaxed and fun atmosphere, Gino's receives its diners and friends. With delicious tacos fajitas, hamburgers, pastas, and much more, you will delight your palate. Excellent cooks and the beautiful attention, make the difference in Round Rock. Thank you!

The food here is very good, unlike every other Italian place I've been in Round Rock. However, sadly, it is changing to a sports bar. Seems that is all our little town can support. Kid-friendliness: More of a place for adults than kids. Service: Dine in Meal type: Dinner Price per person: $20–30

They're closing in 3 weeks so I wouldn't bother. Food and service were pretty generic. Most of the wine list wasn't available. Should have probably gone elsewhere Service: Dine in Meal type: Dinner Price per person: $20–30 Food: 3 Service: 3 Atmosphere: 2

The waitress was very kind even though we were a large party, she was very patient and even suggested and explained every dish for us. The decor was very nice too. The food is good but could improve a bit, less spices would help. Pasta sizes were huge, though. Service: Dine in Meal type: Dinner Price per person: $100+