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4.6 (7 reviews)
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Gio's Italian Deli - Interior

Gio's Italian Deli

4.8(5 reviews)
2.9 mi
•££

This is truly the epitome of a hidden gem. Nestled away in a community centre in Walsall Gio's is…read moreeasy to miss if you don't know it's there. But you should know it's there as Gio makes some of the finest Italian food I've had outside of Italy (where they just call it food). We were very warmly greeted on arrival and walked in from a freezing cold night to a cosy restaurant reminiscent of someone's kitchen and dining room. After perusing the menu we decided to go for the three course menu at the extremely wallet-friendly price of £13.50 per person. For this we were treated to an antipasto starter of deli meats, salad and a beautifully warm from the oven foccatia crammed full of roasted peppers and succulent olives. Our mains were a feast of 4 different pasta dishes, vegetable strigotoni, gnocchi with ragu, and a traditional and vegetable lasagne. The lasagne were a revelation - made with crepes rather than lasagne sheets this created a much lighter dish, a far cry from previous lasagne I've had that have had a density comparable to dark matter. But the strigotoni really shone through; beautiful hand made pasta with perfectly roasted vegetables and the same succulent olives that graced the foccatia. By the end of the mains we were stuffed and so had a break before dessert, during this Gio came out from the kitchen and told us about the healthy eating workshops he puts on the community as well as pasta making classes and all sorts of things. He really seems like a man who cares not only about food but his community and their well-being. Finally our dessert and coffee was brought out, delicious rich Italian espresso was just what we needed to stop us slipping into a food coma and the dessert of creme caramel topped off what was a truly fantastic meal. Our host Gio could not have been more welcoming. A true jewel in Walsall's crown. I can wholeheartedly recommend Gio's for an Italian feast you won't forget!

I first heard about Gio's when the gent himself contacted me about his new restaurant venture in…read moreWalsall. As well as running a restaurant in a little community centre, he also runs a number of classes in the Community on healthy eating to help educate children and parents about sourcing ingredients and the benefits of eating good food. When he invited me down to have a look at the place and have a chat about it, I couldn't help but say yes! First thing to note is that (depending on which way you get down there), it can be a little difficult to find. Hidden on a housing estate, Gio's deli is situated on the corner of a cul-de-sac within a community centre. It took us a little while to get there by car, but that's mainly due to the traffic on the motorway. On a good day (traffic wise) I reckon you could get there by car within around 25 minutes. You can catch public transport to Walsall, but a cab from the centre would be recommended if you plan on visiting. Gio's ethos is about providing good, Italian food without the snobbiness or high price tag. His prices are extremely fair! Last night me and Dan went down for dinner and a three course meal (including a coffee) was the less-than-princely sum of £13.50. Main dishes start from £3.50 and there are a number of options for smaller plates (if you don't have a huge appetite). It's also BYOB - so feel free to take down a bottle of wine or some good beers to accompany your Italian feast! It really is a lovely little restaurant. It feels like you're stepping into Gio's living room as the space is warm, welcoming and you are surrounded by knickknacks and trinkets (I particularly liked the collection of teapots). We were welcomed as soon as we stepped in the door and were served by Gio's daughter, Gabriella, who is the front of house while the man himself cooks all of the food. As I am one for a big dinner (I know, shock right?), we opted for the 3 course and cracked open our wine. The first course was a selection of Antipasto including cured meats, the most amazing focaccia I have ever eaten and a piece of frittata. We were also bought over olive oil, balsamic vinegar and an infused chilli oil to drizzle over our food. It was all 100% spot on. No complaints whatsoever! It's also worth nothing that there are quite a few vegetarian options on the menu - so have at it veggies! Between courses, Gio came over and we had a lovely chat about the area, his time in Italy (he has Italian roots and is keen to create genuinely authentic food) and the aims of the restaurant and the classes. He bakes and makes everything fresh, so no store bought boring pasta here - it's all freshly made. Our main course was a selection of 4 pastas. We had a veggie lasagne, a meat lasagne, a dish with thick "noodle" style pasta and veg and gnocchi. I'm not normally a fan of gnocchi, but this was lighter than I was expecting (as was the lasagne which is made with crepes rather than pasta sheets). Again, this was all amazing - but I was STUFFED afterwards! We had to have a break after this as we had dessert coming! The dessert ended up being fantastic too - like a creme caramel made with egg custard. I just about managed to finish everything, but I was struggling to keep my eyes open after the meal with the delicious mix of the warm surroundings, good food and homely atmosphere. I loved our visit to Gio's. Racking up a bill of just £27.50, there is really NOTHING to complain about. We were even given a bag of focaccia to take away, so we could warm it up and enjoy it at home! I can't think of a more pleasant way to spend a Monday evening than enjoying some great food with great company and a great place. Gio.... My only issue is that you are too far away to pop in often, but believe you me - we'll be back!

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No 1 Pizza

No 1 Pizza

4.0(3 reviews)
3.2 mi
•££

No.1 Pizza for those on a number one budget!! Seriously, you can get a take away pizza for such a…read morelow price in this place that you'll end up ordering two. There are a couple of No. 1 Pizza takeaways in Birmingham now, there's another one in Walsall as well. I went to the one in West Brom last week on my way to Wolverhampton. Me and friends decided to stop at No.1 because like I said you can basically feed a group of 5 people on 2/3 pizzas for £5. At the moment they have a great offer on: 'Buy any size pizza & get one free'- which is a guarantee that everyone will be fully fed and happy. Though they have their own selection of pizza's i.e. Meat Feast, Spicy Chicken. You can also create your own pizza with a selection of various toppings. Try the, spicy chicken pizza but with a little extra chilli- just the right way to spice up your life.

My friend and I stumbled upon this pizza joint late one Saturday night when travelling back from a…read moregig in another town. It was about half 12/1am and we wanted pizza. Nowhere in Smethwick was serving and we ended up in West Brom. Thankfully we caught whatever the pizza world's equivalent of last orders is here. The strange thing is that the sign on the window suggests that they close early so maybe they've changed in the few months since. I hope not because late-night pizza appears strangely hard to come by in these parts. If the pizzas are still as nice and value for money as they were very nice indeed. If you find kebabs too messy, chips too greasy and Maccies too...well, have you ever seen Supersize Me? Then this is a pretty good alternative.

Pizza Hut - pizza - Updated October 2026

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