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La Grotta Del Formaggio

4.3 (232 reviews)
InexpensiveDelis, Sandwiches, Grocery

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Classy
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Moderate noise
Good for kids

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Anissa C.

Food: one of the best sandwiches I've ever had! The focaccia bread was so soft and delicious!! The fresh lettuce and tomatoes made my sandwhich top tier! Service: Although there was a line of people waiting to order, the workers were quick! It may have taken about 15 minutes to order and get our food!! Remember good things come to those that wait!! Believe me it was worth it! Ambiance:Although the store is small and narrow, enjoyed looking at all of their merchandise .. It's a lovely store..

Dough bought from them and made a fresh pizza
Kam S.

Love this place! Great family vibe. Everyone is very helpful. I was looking for fresh pizza dough. They have them frozen if you ask. They also make great fresh sandwiches! Fresh bread. Sauces and things made in house!

Kelly T.

Another establishment that I've had bookmarked for some time I'd been here before to check out their grocery selection but never their deli options! It was quite busy around lunchtime so we did wait around 10ish minutes after placing our order. My friend and I shared the Classico on focaccia which they kindly cut (~$15), I appreciated how we were able to customize (no olives!) despite it being a set menu option. The spicy salami, deli meats and veggies were a delicious combo especially paired with the toasted bread, I felt it was more filling than it let on since compared to other Italian sandwiches I had, this was on the smaller end. The one thing that I felt was a bit lost in the sandwich was the cheese^^

Some nice period photos as you walk in
Norm W.

This place has been pleasing people since before I graduated from high school, so a long time lol. As foodies, we're almost ashamed we haven't tried it before today. That all changed today, and we'll be making the close to 80 km round trip again...... soon! We may in fact just make up a reason to burn that 91 grade gasoline just to enjoy La Grotta. It's an old school sandwich shop that creates your food in front of you with authentic Italian ingredients and an old world mindset. We walked in, not knowing what to expect and were warmly greeted. As we walked towards the back a young man creating a medium sandwich asked us if he could help. I had already decided I was going to have the Classico before we got there. He was kind enough to mention if the lovely K and I wanted the same thing, the full focaccia shared was the way to go portion wise and economical wise. Thank you kind Sir! It's fairly straightforward inside, but they know what they are good at. A freezer area has premade lasagna's and other heat and serve items. There are pasta choices, some ceramic bowls and such, but it's all about the food made just for you. We will be back, as soon as I can come up with a half assed reason to stop in.

Paesano, added mustard
Marty M.

Didn't receive bad service..but it also wasnt warm and friendly. Felt cold. I mentioned I had never been and wanted suggestions for 2 sandwiches. Didn't get any suggestions she just pointed at the menu and asked what I wanted. Paesano- not toasted. This was probably a mistake, it was boring, as expected since it is only cheese and meat, (I added mustard) but the Portuguese bun was too dry on the outside for me. I make plain mortadella portugese sandwiches at home and this tasted like that, so, wouldn't buy again. But, there was nothing wrong with it. Classico, toasted - medium size. This was amazing. I would come back for this for sure. I recommend getting it toasted and not making any alterations. The flavours really wowed me and it tasted extremely fresh.

CLASSICO PANINO with Brio soda

I've been buying their excellent pecorino Romano for years, but the sandwich deli has always been crowded. It's due to the attention to detail when they make their paninis, and so when I was in the area at 10 am there was no lineup. I had a Classico on a Portuguese bun, toasted. Really tasty and I loved that they add balsamic vinegar and olive oil to the sandwich. A bit pricey and I wouldn't make a habit of coming here but this was a nice opportunity to try. Washed down with a Brio soda, one of Italy's great drinks.

Robin L.

To be honest, I was getting really frustrated and borderline angry at how long it took to make a sandwich. But then again, this isn't just a sandwich shop - this is no subway. Coming to LGDF is an experience. Already situated in one of Vancouver's most cultural neighborhoods, the experience of getting your sandwich delicately prepared and toasted to perfection just adds to this deli style journey. Some days it will be a test of your patience, but once you make your order, take time to peruse around the specialty items they have. Meats, cheeses, pastas, and even special important sodas! Sandwiches were excellent, we tried almost every single one - having waited for almost 30min. The Classico was a favorite and the Bella Della Tella was great too. Stands true to one of Vancouver's best sandwich shops!

Medium meat custom sandwich
Ashley N.

Do not sleep on these sandwiches!!! It's a newly renovated, cozy spot on the Drive that's been around for years. While being a storefront for Italian goods, they also have a sandwich section in the back that is very popular during the lunch hour. I ordered a medium size meat sandwich when I came with a friend during a weekday lunch. There were maybe 4-5 people in line already. The service is very friendly and efficient, although it's quite unclear how to form a line. There isn't a distinct direction, and people start to pile up near the main counter. It seems to be more of an honour system. Nonetheless, ordering my sandwich fillings and toppings went by quickly, and I asked for it to be pressed (hot). This is definitely the way I prefer to eat my sandwich while also making sure the cheese inside melts The sandwich press takes about 15 mins, and in the meantime you can browse the store and pay up at the front. They call your name with your neatly packed sandwich when it's ready! There are a few bar seats facing the window at the front, and some outdoor patio tables and chairs. Good vibes!

Il Ricco - small bun
Aida K.

My friend took me here & I had no idea how great of an experience I was about to have. With zero expectations, I ordered a small bun 'Il Ricco'. To say I had a 'spiritual' experience once I bite into this perfect sandwich is putting it lightly! The crunch of the lightly toasted yet soft bread was heavenly, as the taste blended into the delicious centre mix of the generous prosciutto, boccocini, mozzarella, spinach & olive oil filling. Normally I always save half my sandwich for later. But this case, I could not and finished it completely in one sitting. Dreaming of when I go there again, in person, for this spectacular sandwich! (Next time, I'll order the LARGE bun) La Grotta, I am in love! (find me on Instagram via @aida.loves )

Outside
Henry C.

Food is good. Inside is clean. Overpriced for what it is. $28 for sandwich plus small pop. Outside on 2 tables is dirty, smells like urine and garbage. Trash bins are on the side of the building around the corner. Likely the smell from those trash bins and people urinating behind bins causes smell to waft around to the front of the store. Won't be going back

Custom Veggie Sandwich + Cannolo + Tutti Frutti
Dana S.

This is a high-end Italian deli - they have a sandwich counter where you can have one of their classics or your own custom sandwich made to order, a selection of fresh meats and cheeses, and pantry items like tomato sauce, pasta, soft drinks, and chocolate/candies. They have also have coffee and fresh cannoli (they pipe in the filling when you order)! I was there at 3 pm on a Sunday and was a little surprised that there was a big lineup for sandwiches. There was a bit of a wait just by the nature of how many people were lined up, but I felt that they were adequately staffed and worked efficiently to keep the wait reasonable. I got lucky and grabbed an outside table just as another group was leaving, but most people take to go and all of the tables were constantly occupied. There was a family literally hovering over me as I was finishing waiting to grab my table which was pretty uncomfortable but of course not the restaurant's fault. I ordered a custom veggie sandwich and it came out really good! The selection of fillers you can put in your sandwich gives you lots of options and the custom system lets you add a lot without any additional cost (except certain items which have a small premium charge), so I felt like I had pretty much total freedom to create exactly what I wanted. And the selection of veggies and cheeses was super high quality (I didn't really pay attention to the meats but I'm sure it's the same). The bread was also fresh and soft even after coming off the grill. Just a lovely little sandwich. Fyi you can choose from 3 sizes of ciabatta or a half or full focaccia. The full focaccia is $22 because it's huge - meant for 2 people. I got a small ciabatta bun which was good since I just wanted something light, and the price was very reasonable. I also tried a cannolo which was really good too! As mentioned above, the filling was piped in just before they gave it to me, which keeps the shell fresh. This was also possibly the least messy cannolo I've ever eaten - the shell didn't crumble and it wasn't over-filled so the cream didn't spill out. I tried the "tutti frutti" drink as well which is basically fruit punch. I just wanted to give it a go and I'd say for me the first half was refreshing, but I don't really like sugary drinks so the second half got to be a bit much. But if you enjoy drinking juice then this could be good for you.

Nikita M.

The ultimate Saturday breakfast! Definitely get the focaccia bread instead of the paninis, it's a game changer!

Jayden W.

My girlfriend was craving sandwiches; she spent some time looking for recommendations, and this one was the most mentioned! Although it was a rainy day around 3 pm, Commercial Drive was busy. Good thing we found a free 1 hour parking spot across the street.  The store was very new; the staff said it was recently renovated along with new ideas. You can shop for many authentic Italian ingredients, such as cheese, sauces, ham, pickled veggies, canned goods, and many others! Since the toppings were quite overwhelming to choose from, the staff recommended we try the Full Il Classic and come back for other ones or build our own next time. We listened to her and subbed the cheese with fresh mozzarella. Watching her assemble the sandwich together was such a show! They use all kinds of pickled goods you wouldn't normally see; it just keeps getting fuller and fuller as she stacks them!  Since the sand was heavily "pickled" and filled with different hams, we expected it to taste overwhelming, but we were wrong! The pickled veggies blended in beautifully with the meat and cheese; they didn't steal the show, and I'd say it's just right. The first bite truly blew us away. The texture of biting from top to bottom, along with the sauces that wrapped around it, made me instantly understand why this is the top-rated one. We brought it home and air-fried it to see the difference; it became even better as the inside melted with each!  You need to try this, that's all I can say. Trust me!

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This place was nice, but the sandwiches were not that amazing. I feel we could've gotten the same sandwich anywhere.

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Best sandwiches in Vanouvermade up from scratch...you pick the ingredients, they do the rest

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