14,000 mile 48 state foodie road trip visit. Very nice staff at counter service. Came for the "El…read moreCapo" ("chopped ribeye, hot cappicola, sweet peppers and onions, banana peppers, provolone, and tossed in marinara and mozzarella on ciabatta roll"). While a lot of wet toppings, th sandwich held up nicely despite the sauce. The flavors paired well. I'd say the ribeye itself tasted a little underseasoned and might have benefited for some crunchy element like possibly raw red onion as the veggies felt a bit steamed as they sautéed.

Absolutely stellar deli! My wife had the Reuben, which, according to her, was the best she's ever…read morehad. Corned beef done in house and loaded with it. I had the BLT which was equally as good.. Perhaps not the absolute best I've had but it's in the running! Tasty bacon done exactly like I like; crispy but not burnt with just a bit of juicyness. And then they had poutine and cannoli! Highly recommend this place!

I've been wanting to try their Sicilian-style pizza for quite some time, and my birthday cookie…read morereward finally gave me the perfect excuse to celebrate. They already have a fantastic thin-crust pizza, so I asked if they could make the Sicilian style with the muffuletta toppings. No problem at all. It took a little longer than expected (ordered for 4:45, ready at 5:00), but it was absolutely worth the wait. Ordering is easy online or by phone. If you get voicemail, just call back - they're probably on the phone with another customer. Now, about that pizza. The thick Sicilian crust had the perfect chew: light and airy inside with a crisp, golden bottom. Every bite was loaded with the bold salty toppings, bringing a savory, slight spice/pickled kick that paired perfectly with the oils and melted cheese. The toppings reached edge to edge, creating a pizza that was hearty, flavorful, and impossible to put down. Please pencil in a visit to The Deli on a Wednesday to grab one of their pizzas. I do recommend ordering ahead to claim your dough. This version reads like a Yelp review and really highlights the texture and flavor of a loaded Sicilian pie.

Nice little sandwich place. Quick service and nice people. A little pricey ( 15.99-17.99 for a…read moresandwich and pickle as of 8/26) but I don't mind paying for quality food Definitely a return destination

Very good! This is a cute little place that serves sandwiches, breakfast, and dinner. Lunch/sub…read moreitems seem to be the biggest part of the menu here. We got a large Italian sub (hot ham, salami, capicola, provolone) and it was great. The large was enough for two big guys. The bread was perfect. A long Italian roll with a crunchy crust and soft chewy interior. Yum. They also serve eggs and breakfast sammies in the AM. (These we have not tried). Their dinner menu includes chicken, eggplant, and veal parmigiana. Also saw meatballs and sausage on the menu. Will be back next time I visit the momser.

Perfect shop for lunch and dinner and all your Italian food needs. Their sandwiches are excellent…read moreand filling, the salads fresh and dinners definitely tasty and home cooked. On a recent business trip I stopped in to pickup dinner on more than a couple occasions. My type of "mom & pop" place to it.

Despite the demand and lines the service is exceptionally fast and friendly...extremely…read moreorganized...it's a well oiled machine! Of course the line is because the subs are SUPERIOR and downstate AUTHENTIC (without the attitude) ...fresh roll or Italian bread, tons of meat and all the fixings! Don't forget one of the old style deli pickles In the case....!!! Can't say enough about Casa...it reminds me of my old neighborhood grocery store...you'll feel like family too!

Tried their whit pizza for the first time and it is absolutely delicious. Top sub and pizza shop in…read morethe area.

This average looking corner deli is a Hidden Gem!! Best sub sandwich in Batavia but I was here for…read morethe sweets! Being a NY girl home on a visit I was in search of half moon cookies. A little birdie told me they were here..SCORE! But I couldn't stop there, this Cookie Monster had to get some Italian cookies and cannolis! If your sweet tooth is aching, Southside Deli has you covered. Slices of cake and cheesecake too!

Yum! A little off…read morethe highway but totally worth it if you want a top notch sandwich. Gf and I after traveling all morning were hungry for a sandwich and I was on food patrol. Found this spot an hour away searching for good spots to eat along the way. Street parking could be hard to find if during a busy time. Lots of good food selections to choose from. I was going to order a chicken parm but had that for dinner the night before so went with a meatball. Gf went with a veggie grinder. Took maybe ten minutes for it to be ready and we went across the street and sat at the table of the other business that was closed. We both enjoyed our sandwiches. She didn't want any of the carrot cake so I meowed that down. Definitely a place to pop in if traveling through!

I love their steak subs When I go in there I notice the meat…read morecounter. This week I decided to give it a try. I got chicken cutlets, stew beef, and got great advice on which sausage to buy for bratwurst chili All were top quality

When visiting my mom at Hilton East , my cousins and I ordered a pizza to bring to her room. It was…read moredelicious!

Stopped for a sub on the way home from finger lakes. This Italian market is basically a small…read moregrocery store and carries a bunch of canned goods along with spices and ingredients. The sandwich menu includes both hot and cold subs. I had a roast beef sandwich with lettuce tomato and mayo.

This place bills itself as an "Italian Market." I called a few days ahead and asked for an…read more"antipasto platter" with assorted meats and cheeses, etc. When I got it home, the only cheese was cubed Swiss. And, there was no soppresatta, no prosciutto, no peppers. Seriously? No provolone? No mozzarella? Has the "Italian Market" ever met an actual Italian? What a disappointment. How about even a little effort to construct something Italian.

Just the perfect little spot in my hometown for anything you need. They have the bulk foods section…read moreinside with everything you can think of. From candy making supplies, baking supplies, and even novelties like trail mix and holiday chocolates. They also have a deli counter with a ton of meats and cheeses to choose from. They have a small dine-in area too which lunch specials everyday. The service is super friendly and everything here is so cozy and clean.

Lots to buy there . The staff is very friendly. Loved the atmosphere. Will definitely be back.read more

I finally checked this spot off my list today and it did not disappoint! I built my own sub and…read moreeverything was so fresh and crisp. The shop has a great, approachable vibe--it's super clean and feels like a neighborhood staple. The best part was definitely the service; the staff was so patient and friendly while I was putting my order together, which makes a huge difference. I'm already craving another one... I might actually be back tomorrow!

I walked into Desiato's hungover. It's a sub shop. Not much ambiance to speak of, but I don't mean…read morethat in a bad way. It's just an efficient system for making subs and transferring them into my mouth. I said hi to the lady at the counter, and our brief conversation led me to believe that she was also hungover. Sensing this kindred spirit, I asked, "If you were me, what would you order?" "Hot steak sub," came the immediate answer. I believed her, and appreciated that she didn't react with disgust at the thought of being me. So I got a hot steak sub. The largest size they had, with mushrooms and peppers and onions and provolone. It came out, and it was massive. And delicious. Tender steak, plenty of flavor, everything I needed in that moment. I only ate about 3/4 of it, because I knew I'd regret eating the whole thing. Not because of what it would do to my insides, but because my wife loves a steak sub, and I wanted to bring her some. So I did, and she loved it too.

Fantastic New York deli with all you can think of and then some! Quick service too.Lots of soups…read moreand desserts.

Take-out review only, but what a deli! Typical deli format…read more Walk down to the end to order and then work your way back towards to front to pay. This place gets busy, but they are working hard to take care of everyone. We ordered two specialty sandwiches to go yesterday and we were out the door in 10 minutes. Ma Bailey (grilled chicken, roasted red peppers, feta, tomatoes, red onion, mixed green w/ caesar dressing in a wrap). Red Hatter (smoked turkey, provolone, roasted red peppers and pesto on toasted focaccia bread). Both were very, very good, but that Red Hatter was the winner! Thanks for feeding us on such a hectic afternoon.