Gabe S Pizza Inc

The pizza was OK. It was upsetting to see all the good reviews and walk in to see them using already cooked, preformed crust and mushy canned mushrooms. We did like the fact that banana peppers were a normal topping that already came on the deluxe. The pizza was mediocre. I have definately had better. Nachos were OK too. The salad was excellent. There was so much for toppings that dressing wasn’t even needed. Customer service was great. They were friendly and timely.

Last time I was at gabe’s pizza (over a year ago) it was nothing like I remembered growing up, the cheese, and meat were off and the atmosphere Tony had created was gone. I reluctantly went in today more for the memory than pizza and was blown away. The owner was there and friendly, the building was inviting, and clean. When I got our pizza home it was as good as the old gabe’s if not better! Tons of toppings, perfect crust, and the storm was perfect! I’m not sure what made this amazing change happen but thank you to the new owner for saving Gabe’s pizza! I may have to grab a pizza for the road trip back to texas!

Great pizza, large seating area, TV and good customer service. I’m traveling from out of town and was going to try pizza king but they take no credit cards or debit, how do businesses survive in 2015 and not take those?

To my knowledge, I may have never eaten the pizza from Gabe’s Pizza — I’ve heard it’s great. As a kid growing up in Indiana, my family went to Gabe’s for one thing: the strombolis. I recently made a trip back, and I am happy to report that they taste exactly as amazing as I remember.
Technically, their strombolis aren’t strombolis at all — they’re grinders. But I don’t care what they call them as long as they don’t stop making them. It’s a 10 or 12 inch hoagie-​type roll filled with pizza sauce, crumbly sausage, and lots of melted cheese. There’s something about the sweetness of the pizza sauce and the spiciness of the sausage that creates a magical land of tasty goodness and wonder in your mouth where the streets are made of cheese and trees are made of hoagie rolls.
I cannot adequately express my love for this sandwich, but if you’re in the area and want a hefty meal that will fill you up with awesome and not drain your wallet, stop in at Gabe’s and get a stromboli. And I always get mine with extra sauce!

The pizza is amazing and the stromboli is even better. Hands down, best pizza in Kokomo! Only two locations and they haven’t changed the way they make it since I’ve been alive, which is 31 years. Excellent.