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Italian · $
337 North Mayo Trail, Paintsville
Customers’ favorites
“wonderful service and great food today. the best food ever. love this place”
Pizza · $
257 Court Street, Paintsville
“My Wife Melinda Music and I had been eating at a few other Pizza Places. Obviously for the lack of choices and prices were too high or poor quality. Now, since Giovannis of Paintsville has new management, new booths and improvements weekly, we have returned there. We eat there at least weekly on Fridays before we go grocery shopping. The food is great, service is great, prices are reasonable in this inflation time (they can’t just give it away, let’s be realistic now). I can’t wait for the video games to come back. Day at a time, this place has become the powerhouse it used to be……..and then some, “So much better.” We thoroughly enjoy the food and the wonderful people there. People who report falsely on them, shame on you. Give them a few more months and some other pizza places will definitely feel the sting of their already growing positive success. It will only keep getting better. We love it.”
Pizza · $
1236 North Lake Drive, Prestonsburg · 9.25 miles
Customers’ favorites
“Great Food!!!!!!”
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