He is currently a Las Positas student, heavily enrolled for the past few years in the Art Department. The restaurant is connected via the kitchen to the country store next door. This method of connection allows for a fresh deli inside the market where a passerby can grab a bite to go. That's fine for a small taste of what Geno's has to offer, but for the real thing, I'd suggest taking a bit more time and dining there. Like the decor, the menu is quite eclectic.
All food is made fresh, including the bread, which is baked on location.
The restaurant caters to a wide range of personalities, from business persons in three-piece suits to mothers with children. Geno's offers a child's menu at very low prices, as well as toys and a blackboard section on the wall, complete with chalk to keep the kids occupied while they wait. The prices range from fairly inexpensive to slightly pricey and the portions are quite large. If you prefer to order out, Geno's has a takeout menu that offers a half-off coupon for you and a guest on your next visit. There will soon be a tally card that allows a free meal for two with previous purchase of 15 gasoline fill-ups or meals.