Amato's Deli, exceptional service. The family all excel in optimum service of delicatesant produce. I have been looked after tremendously for 20 years as a loyal customer of the Amato's Family operated delicatessens. The food is always a wonderful freshness with extra detail to providing an extensive range of health foods, such as home made meals you can take home and put in freezer for the tines you may not feel like cooking but wish to eat home cooked delicious meals, goats and sheep cheeses that are reasonable priced compared to woolworths and cokes who ruthlessly set prices way beyond the average customers budget as they force many delicatessens to close illuminating competition. They will vaccume seal segments of a cheese wheel for egsampke so you can store it easier. Sour dough bread, celtic salt, olives, a huge range of salamis, meats, cofees, and chocolate. Oil in large containers at much more friendly prices than our grocery giants. Sundried tomatoes, great range of anti pasto, pasta, pasta sauces, glazed cherries that are hard to get these days. Truffles, a bite to eat for lunch, as well as so much more. If you woukd like to order a cheese wheel this can be rearranged. They will also post some of your favourite cheese to you if your visiting relatives interstate. I may not have mentioned dried herb range that is much more fresh than top brands like hosts that are sold at supper markets. I find that it is best to go to deli first before going to the big grocery stores. Bacon eggs. Fresh dips, the quality is absolutely exceptional in comparison to Coles and woolworths who drive business to coliseum so they don't have to maintain any standard without competitors. We should all be wise and support local businesses like this. And start saying no to colesworth lack of ability to care about the customer on any level. I use to buy goats cheese for $28 a kilo, and coles and woolworth sold same brand fir $58 a killo. As a result it has forced general prices of cheese up massively. But without these family run business competing with the supperamarke5 giants who are always willing to push prices out of people's range as thier greed shows no remorse, or drive to provide customers with what they need compared to well run business that offers a generous sprinkle of love with each product on offer. It's time we take our power back from Colesworth. Amato's Deli, a well worth investment. Highly recommended, from a loyal customer for 20years. Kind thoughts, Kristen. read more

This tiny delicatessen offers Greensborough Plaza patrons a range of fresh antipasto, small goods and cheeses combined with shelves of Continental groceries. Is now a good time to mention that I love deli's? There are a few deviations from your normal deli options, think pizza bases, honey and coffee, although not all together that would be horrible. The dips are fresh and delicious and the sauces authentic Italian. The staff are helpful and friendly and be sure to check out the specials racks out the front of the store. Don't forget to leave your trolley outside as there really is standing room only here. Which is easy to forgive when your in close proximity to great smelling deli staples. read more

Amato's Deli - Delis Near Me - Greensborough, VIC

This Deli has no clue how to cut their meats. If you ask for shaved or paper thin, you get a 2mm thick slice. They are so expensive and capitalise on this by the portion size the give you. 6 slices of prosciutto for $10. A joke. Don't even get me started on the truffle oil. No scent what so ever for $30. It was olive oil in a Truffle oil bottle. This has happened every time over the last 10 years I have been shopping at Greensborough. I give them a chance every so often but fail, fail, fail!! and RUDE if you question them. Do yourself a favor and give it a miss. Coles is actually better. read more

Their service is poor! Especially the man behind the counter. Every time I go there, they've got something that upsets me. Mascarpone being nearly off, Prosciutto being carelessly shaved, one slice thin and the other thick and strained, wrapping paper for small goods is probably of the worse quality. Last time I went there it was really poor! I asked for pancetta, thinly sliced. The man took their biggest piece of pancetta, which looked old and grey to my surprise as it should be one of the most popular items. That made me suspicious, so I noticed that out of nowhere, did not want to be seen, he took an offcut of pancetta and used the bigger piece as support instead of his hand to keep the offcut down while slicing. Then he put the offcut on the side and shaved one slice of the bigger 'grey' pancetta on top so to hide what he did. The slices underneath were strained had holes and were unpresentable. the one on top tasted 'very old'. The ham I bought was sliced horribly as well and packed with no care at all as if it was minced meat. Frustrated I went to another Deli up the road and I was treated nicely, I was shown how the lady was slicing the produce and it was all fresh, good quality and nicely packed. Happy. Small goods are expansive and need to be handled with care and passion, a passion that obviously at Amato's Deli they don't have. We are lucky that there are some shops around that do a much better job! read more