I can't get enough of this deli. They have delicious- packed sandwiches. Everything tasted crisp…read moreand fresh. The girls are super nice. This time we ordered The mob and the godfather on sourdough bread. Macaroni salad (buy 1 get 1 free). Took them to the park and devoured them. Parking is hard to find. Paid street parking.

Pros: Quality made wraps and sandwiches…read more Cons: In the back of a liquor store (not necessarily a con but a bit misleading) Not in the best area of north park Very expensive. Way overvalued for what you're getting Very small portions Liquor store sells super large cans of "whip". Largest ever seen in my life. I can only imagine what people are really buying this for (drug use perhaps?? Google it) Won't be back and wouldn't recommend. Too many good options in the area. Sprouts just opened a block down.

I love the Rich Boy sandwich! Very tasty! I really enjoy the cookies and the drinks as well!read more

I'd give them 6 stars if I could. Best sandwich I've had in San Diego!…read more I work at a venue right down the street & we cater here for events all the time. All of my co workers rave about this place. It's INSANELY good! Cute little spot with some outdoor seating. Would highly recommend this place if anyone asked for a good sandwich around here.

Great place! I got the tuna melt and it was fresh. Beware places that only use tuna/mayo spackle…read more But this is not that kind of place! I can tell by the red onion it had chopped and mixed into the tuna. That doesn't store long so I can tell the tuna has a fast turnover rate. Their sesame noodles are fantastic too! A must try. The other person got the wasabi roast beef sandwich which they loved as well. Both sandwiches had the right balance of bread/fillings. Stoked I found a new sandwich spot. Service was friendly and prompt.

This was a very average sandwich. Big Front door had a interesting menu and the sandwiches seemed…read morelike it was very fun. After eating here the creativity is better than the execution. Sonoran chicken sandwich was good but it felt like it needed some more punch or spice. The staff were very friendly helpful and nice.

Coming back to send my love to my favorite sub place…read more I've sadly moved to a different part of town so Fatboy's is no longer a few blocks away. I still try to stop by every few months as this place holds a special place in my heart. A no frills spot. Solid and consistent. To the point but friendly customer service. Fantastic drink, chip and snack selection. Sandwiches are always bomb asf. The hot momma and BLT loaded up is my favorite. My husband still loves their Ruben (it is his favorite place to get it.) You get a small potato or macaroni salad on the side with a pickle (perfect crunch.) I personally think it's a great little add on. Their chili is also simple but delicious. I personally think their chili pairs perfectly with any of their sandwiches. It's not a heavy thick chili. Which is why I think it pairs so well. I won't lie it's a bit pricey but you get what you pay for. It's loaded up and good quality. I never feel gross or overly bloated after eating here. I will be coming back to Fatboy's until I move out of San Diego or die. lol. One of my favorite gems in SD. Always will be worth the drive or walk. Thank you for always delivering even years later.

I really like the sandwiches here, and that I can get craft soda and Cravory cookies while I'm…read morethere. I also like that the sandwiches come with a macaroni salad or potato salad. I used to frequent Fatboy's because it was close and convenient for a long time, but I am rarely able to visit anymore... parking is a bigger challenge every day in North Park, and finding even a 15-minute spot takes way longer than the drive for me now (but the walk is too far to pick up a quick meal). Today I was down the street for something else so decided to order a sandwich. I was excited, then my jaw dropped when I saw the price increases. It's $18 for the North Park Club now, with no extras. I already had a hard time justifying $15 for a sandwich but I'm officially, 100% priced out now. I know it's not necessarily on the business owners; rent is exorbitant in NP, profit margins are small in the food service industry, and operating costs are high. Our city is eating itself alive, but thank you for the years of sandwiches!

I loved the atmosphere here. It is very calm and welcoming. The sandwich I got was very tasty and…read moreall of the ingredients were fresh!!

i come here all the time and i love their sandwiches and cookies! best i've ever had and they're so…read morefriendly.

I've been to Mona Lisa so many times I've lost count, and I absolutely love it here!…read more Food: The Deluxe sub has my heart. I add mustard and pepperoncinis, and seriously, it's the best sandwich ever! Everything tastes so fresh and flavorful, with the perfect combination of meats, cheese, toppings, and dressing in every bite. It comes with oil and vinaigrette, which really bring all those flavors together. The bread has the perfect crunch without being too hard and holds up beautifully without getting soggy. It's also HUGE and easy to split! If it's just you, save the other half in an airtight container or bag in the fridge. In my experience, it's just as good the next day, and the bread doesn't get soggy. I've had this sandwich countless times, and it consistently hits the spot. I've also tried the spicy soppressata sandwich and really enjoyed it, but I always find myself going back to the Deluxe. We grab pasta salad when we pick up our sandwiches, too. It's a favorite of mine and rounds out the meal perfectly! Service: Service at the deli is always quick, and the cashiers are friendly and efficient. It's easy to stop in, grab our food, and be on our way. Ambience: It's a true Italian deli with a market and a full restaurant attached. I still need to try the restaurant! There's a parking lot in front, which is convenient, but spots can be very limited on Friday and Saturday nights. That's Little Italy parking for you, though. Some of the toughest in San Diego! One of my favorite sandwich spots, and somewhere I'll happily keep coming back to!

Food: Their deli sandwiches are delicious! All of the ingredients were fresh and I didn't…read moreexperience any hard bread as some reviewers have shared. Be sure to take a number when you first walk in (unless you pre-ordered). When your number is called, you will place your order. While I waited for my number to be called, I noticed items such as gelato, Italian candies, imported cheeses and more available for purchase in the deli. They also had an array of different wines and cheeses. - Restaurant Side- My husband and daughter chose the restaurant for lunch. In the afternoon, it seems to be more cafe style. They offer great lunch specials! During another dining trip here, we ordered a pizza that was made with fresh cheese. So delicious! Service: could use some improvement, but not horrible. Location: this restaurant is located on a busy corner in the area known as 'Little Italy' in San Diego, CA. Outdoor seating and parking spaces are limited.

Ok, so we door dashed food from this place and the driver mixed up the pickups, so we got incorrect…read moreorder. I called the restaurant explaining the issue, which they were quick to respond. They remade the cheesesteaks and I went to pick them up. Apologizing profusely, they again explained the situation w/doordash. Annabelle, Alex and Andrew-showcased how customer service should be and their quick remedy was excellent!

After a six-hour tattoo session, I had earned two things: a cheesesteak and absolutely no judgment…read moreabout the amount of food I was about to eat. Being from Philly, I take my cheesesteaks very seriously. Probably more seriously than a reasonable adult should. So when I finally tried Gaglione Bros. in San Diego, I went in hopeful. First, the good stuff. The staff was wonderful, genuinely friendly, the place was clean, and there were plenty of options. They even had Amoroso rolls and fresh-shaved prime rib. On paper, we were speaking my language. But whenever I try a new "Philly cheesesteak" place, I order my first steak plain. No cheese, no onions, no peppers, no hiding behind toppings. If you want to call yourself a Philly steak shop, the steak and bread should be able to stand on their own. Unfortunately, this one didn't. The meat was heavily salted and peppered, surprisingly dry, and every couple of bites I was pulling out pieces of fat. And nothing makes you question your dining choices quite like discreetly removing a piece of steak from your mouth in public. For me, a great cheesesteak has balance. The meat should be tender and juicy, with enough seasoning to bring out the beef rather than overpower it. There should be a little richness from the griddle, the steak juices, and everything cooking around it. Then you add the onions, mushrooms, peppers, cheese or whatever your particular Philly allegiance demands. This steak just didn't have that softness or heart. It honestly reminded me more of the tourist cheesesteak experience in Philly. And my fellow Philadelphians know exactly what I mean when I say that. A real Philly cheesesteak isn't complicated food, but that's precisely why every part matters. The bread matters. The meat matters. The griddle matters. And somehow, when someone really knows how to make one, you can taste the heart in it. Would I try Gaglione Bros. again? Probably not for the cheesesteak. The people were great and the place itself left a good impression, but the steak didn't. Mostly, the experience just left this Philly girl Jonesing for a long weekend back home, a walk down South Street, and a cheesesteak from that place. If you're from Philly, you already know which one I mean.

This is the second time I purchase the fresh sausage at the deli, the first time I thought it was…read moregood, I went back today and it was outstanding!

Very clean and beautiful store. The service and food were excellent. Definitely coming back 10/10!!read more

This is a staple in the golden hill neighborhood. The seating outside and inside is comfy. Everyone…read moreknows this spot for the Philly cheesesteaks which are fire. You'll see a lot of different awards and what not posted on the walls. As a locally owned business, the people there are always friendly and the service is quick. The prices aren't too shabby. If you want to catch some good food and the game... you've got your spot.

cool, bartender, they were polite and knew the menu, the food was decent. I don't feel I have to…read morehave another one. The spicy fries were fun little different. Remind me of this flavor. We don't use much anymore, but I couldn't quite place it not really spicy just there. they use the standard jalapeños for spice, which I would think a specialty shop like this would've had you know spicy peppers. looks like it would be a good place if you had a party to have a little area for you guests. Going in if it's your first time might be a little confusing because there's a tacos shop right there and that looks like where you would go in Giorgino's door is a solid gray that you would think would be like a back door or maybe an old school speakeasy so it's blink and end up in the taco shop. For one person, I was shy of $30 I guess I would've expected more in the way of the actual food either more flavor it would be more sandwich. More fries, more flare in the actual dish.

I did not venture just one time during my short stay, but in fact 3 times. The Godfather Sandwich…read moreis amazing. The bread is soft and fresh, but the vegetables and cheese are the highlights. The staff was nice and easy to work with and I had an easy transaction every time.

A surprisingly tasty Yelp find! We stopped by for lunch mid-conference, not expecting much from a…read morelittle deli, and were pleasantly surprised. The menu has plenty of options, ranging from healthy and light to hearty, so it was easy for everyone in our group to find something. We got an assortment of sandwiches and wraps, and everything was fresh and flavorful. The real shock: our son ate his *entire* Cuban sandwich -- after picking out all the pickles, of course. Portions are large, so come hungry (or plan to share). Just know what you're getting into: it's nothing fancy. Seating is mostly covered outdoor tables with only one table indoors, so it's more of a casual grab-lunch-and-sit-outside spot than a sit-down restaurant. For a quick, tasty, filling lunch break, we'd absolutely stop in again.