This restaurant has a new location in our neighborhood--I stopped by the other day to give it a try. They are all about Italian sandwiches and salads, hot or cold. Most of the sandwiches have Italian celebrity names--I had a Lucky Luciano, with Genoa salami, sweet Italian sausage, pepperoni, marinara sauce, roasted red peppers, topped with provolone cheese. It's served open faced on a crusty roll. I thought it would be a knife and fork sandwich, but the roll held up well and I was able to pick it up. The sausage is ground fine, and the cheese held it all together. The whole thing was absolutely delicious, a great blend of flavors. I have to say it's one of the best Italian sandwiches I've ever had.
I also had a pasta salad and a cannoli. The pasta salad was very heavy on the balsamic vinegar, olives, and vegetables, not very much pasta. I prefer more pasta so it wasn't my thing, but it was OK. The cannoli had a very good pastry shell--thick enough to handle but very crisp. It had a ricotta cheese and sweet cream filling with chocolate chips, a maraschino cherry, and sprinkles. The filling was very sweet, I couldn't taste the ricotta at all.
The fountain has the usual suspects--they are a Coke shop. They also have the soft ice we all like.
I'd go back there for a sandwich and chips any time. Maybe try a different dessert.
Monday, December 21, 2020
Tony's Italian Deli
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