Welcome to Gino's!

Important Update for Gino's Cafe and Sports Bar Patrons!

If you're heading to Gino's from downtown Klamath Falls, please take note of a small detour due to the city's road construction.

Here’s the quickest route:
1. Go up Esplanade.
2. Take a right on Crater Lake Parkway.
3. Take a right on Main Street and follow it down and around to us.

This detour only adds about 2.5 minutes to your trip. We appreciate your continued support during this time!

Operating Hours:
Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner served daily starting at 6:30 AM until around 8 PM.

Weekly Events:
- Corn Hole with Beer Tasting on Thursdays.
- Live Music on Fridays.

We look forward to welcoming you at Gino's Cafe and Sports Bar, located at 147 East Main. See you soon!

Poster Detour

Join Us for Our Next Event!

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Summer Cornhole Tournament – Fort George Brewery

August 1 @ 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm

Gino's Sports Bar

Look no further than Gino's Sports Bar when you're ready for a casual, comfortable bar scene. Home of the G-Spot, we have entertainment on the stage, lottery to play, 8 beers on tap, 40+ bottled beers, and 75+ spirits and cocktails sure to please.

Shop Our convenience Store

From Take N Bake Dinners to a fast beverage, Gino's really does have it all. When you need to pick something up  fast, we're proud to be the go-to neighborhood shop.

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Gino's Apparel

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About Us

The History of Gino’s

Since the 1920’s the market that became “Gino’s” was operated by several Italian families under several names. In 1968, Gino Zalunardo was the next Italian to operate the small successful neighborhood market for 18 years.  Gino was friends with Elmer Belcastro, Fran’s father, and confided in him that he wanted to retire. Elmer, a successful Italian entrepreneur himself, thought it was a great opportunity for his daughter Fran and her husband Hank Dearborn. They pursued the idea and opportunity, then purchased Gino’s Market in 1986.  For a year they got to know their customers, and the neighborhood and they made...
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