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• 1. (304) 965-7031
• 2. (413) 664-7811
• 3. (508) 520-3533
• 4. (800) 727-2446
• 5. 1482 300 300
• 6. 1482 446099
• 7. 1482 580055
• 8. 413-445-5307
• 9. 508-660-2310
• 10. 508-660-2310
• 11. 781-925-0398
• 12. 781-925-2205
• 13. 781-925-3595

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• Frequently Asked Questions

• Is ginos still in business?

  After opening several franchises across the country, the plan was abandoned as the restaurant struggled to maintain it’s authenticity. Today Gino’s has two family run restaurants. The original Gino’s still remains in the heart of Robertsham and is run by Gino and his sister Carmela.

• When was the first ginos opened?

  Two cab drivers opened the original location in 1966. The original Gino’s East was opened in 1966 by Sam Levine, Fred Bartoli, and George Loverde. They bought a building on East Superior Street but didn’t know what to put in it, Levine told a Tribune reporter in 1983, when the restaurant was sold to new owners.

• What is ginos best known for?

  Gino’s returns to combine consumers‘ desire for fresh, hot off-the-grill burgers and real chicken sandwiches, while benefiting from the residual and positive brand identity of the original Gino’s, which was best known for great-tasting hamburgers and fried chicken.

• When did hull become Kingston upon Hull?

  Beyond this, there is little discussion of Hull in historical records until 1293, when King Edward I purchased the town from the monks. Following this, he renamed the town on 1 April 1399, Kingston-Upon-Hull, granting the town a royal charter.

• What is the Hull-Hull indicator?

  Developed by Alan Hull in 2005, this indicator makes use of weighted moving averages to prioritize more recent values and greatly reduce lag. The resulting average is more responsive and well-suited for identifying entry points.