Yes. It was about that time after saving a Reel of the Italian Ice Cream Cone - I tried it…read more It completely lived up to all the hype on IG. First, let's start with the bread. Fresh semolina hero hollowed out. The bread was so fresh and not soggy whatsoever. Then placed inside delicious, homemade meatballs, baked deli in the deli itself. I ate the sandwich in two settings. It was just as good the second time if not better. You can tell the sauce is homemade, not too wheat, but typical homemade sauce, a.k.a. gravy. The meatballs were tender, seasoned to perfection and did not fall apart. I just loved the whole presentation and the hero itself. Inside the deli, there are many Italian delicacies and hot food available for takeout. They also have so many good cold cuts in the case by the pound. I sat out in front. There is a couple of seats and a table.. Great service and experience!

Best sandwich board I have seen in quite some time. Most delis have up a Bosrs Head sandwich menu…read more These are all created in house by the owners. I wanted to try many so I will return. I was craving meatballs and decided to try theirs. Definitely an excellent Meatball tender well seasoned and great sauce 10/10 You can only order the Meatball cone (17.00) Big disappointment for myself. I just wanted 2 Meatballs and sauce. I also asked for Eggplant Parmesan in a dish . Now the man helping me huffed and said I don't know if we have any? Ok it was the day before thanksgiving and the line was out the door and not shrinking. Don't take that out on a paying customer. I got it though and am grateful. The eggplant was 6.5/10 as it was not ripe eggplant and some spots were raw even after reheating in the oven. Deli itself was loaded with imported Italian goods. Plenty of variety. If you live in this neighborhood it saves you a trip to Arthur. The deli is very narrow so be prepared to bump elbows . There are a few seats outside.

I stopped in before heading to the Bronx Zoo as I heard they had the best chopped cheese. Thats…read moreexactly what I ordered! The guys working there were very friendly and made my sandwich exactly how I wanted. I will definitely be back as it was the best chopped cheese Ive ever had!

This place was once a great spot to go to.. however, I feel like the quality has gone way down. Big…read moreass bread, they don't even give you enough protein on their sandwiches anymore and they drenched that shit in mayo. Not only that but how about cleaning the grill before you make different sandwiches. You can see the burnt stuff from other meats on your sandwich. Cmo'n get it together guys clean the damn grill for god sakes.

such delicious sandwiches!!! They are huge made me full…read morewithin a couple of bites. The prices aren't terrible either

Amazingly delicious food! Our go-to sandwich place when in the Bronx!!! We had the DSNY (chicken…read morecutlet, fried eggplant, prosciutto, fresh mozzarella, delicious bread, balsamic vinaigrette. The best!

This place has been a staple for a very long time. It makes really good sandwiches, although very…read morepricey, but it's worth its weight in gold. I like that I don't have to go all the way downtown to get a hot pastrami sandwich from that other spot with all the tourists. This place gives more of an old fashioned diner vibe and the service is really good. They make the best Masa ball soup I ever had and I've had plenty. I say if you haven't been it's definitely worth a visit. Thumbs up and Happy Yelping!

Having eaten Jewish culinary delights all over the country, I still look to New York City as to…read morewhere the bar is set and Liebman's Kosher Deli sets it pretty high! In the Bronx, what was once a bastion of Jewish delicasies, there are few if almost none left. Save for Liebman's, who is still carrying the banner and flying it high for delicious, high quality, old school, Jewish deli food. Katz' on the lower east side may predate this little gem by almost 65 years (Katz' incredibly opened their doors in 1885) but this place more than holds its own and for MY money, has tastier cuts of meat than the latter. The waiter service was quick, friendly and prompt by a few good service industry "old timers" and that lends even more of a nostalgic feel to the joint. The fresh cut fries are amazing and remind me of those thick, potato, French fries you used to be able to get on the Coney Island boardwalk from the random food places OTHER than Nathan's soggy fries. The meat is lean and well seasoned, the pickles are crisp and cold and even the COLE SLAW (which I almost never eat) was AMAZING here. Check them out, you absolutely will keep coming back.

Incredible fresh mozzarella. It has some of the water. I can eat it like that as snacks…read more I got casa sandwich on a roll. You can have it on ciabatta. Fresh mozzarella with prosciutto and I believe Sun dried tomato. Very good. I have been visiting Bronx Little Italy for a couple of times but always saw a long line that made me hesitant to go in. This time I came early around 8:30 Am. I was the third person in line. The store is super small especially at the ordering area. There's only small space for one person to stand so it's very difficult to exit while there are people behind you. I highly recommend coming here early before the crowd.

I came here to try their iconic sandwiches, and I am glad I gave it a go! When we got there, there…read morewas already a line outside. However, it was probably about 20-30 minutes before we took our order, so service is definitely fast! Inside is super small, but there are lots of Italian goods around to see. There are also blocks/rounds of cheese you can purchase too. We got The Casa, and ate it outside. Service was so kind and we even got to see them make mozzarella in the back! I don't think this sandwich was my favorite unfortunately. The bread had a funky smell(?) to it, and I feel like it fell a little flat on flavors and textures. Regardless, I am glad I tried and met the incredible team!

My death row meal. Too good to be true. Try it out for yourself. Great service better people. Ask…read morefor George if he's there.

Great little Authentic modern Italian grocery and bistro with superior panini and pasta dishes and…read morea good selection of imported pasta and other things. Wonderful gelato And slamming espresso and hot chocolate. Fresh bread daily too.

I've tried finding mozz and mortadella as good as what they sell here in Italy, and I failed. No…read moreone beats Mike's when it beats to purveying the very best salumeria and cheese, among other provisions. The prepared dishes also hit different. The famous eggplant parm is phenomenal. I don't even like eggplant and I'm in love with this dish. All of the sandwiches hit too. The Italian sushi is interesting, but eat it fresh as the arugula doesn't stand up to refrigeration too well. My perfect foodie day is going to Mike's, buying some mortadella and a ball of homemade mozzarella, then popping into Madonia's next door to get a loaf and some fresh hand-filled cannoli.

After seeing an Instagram post about its Italian sushi, I decided to take a trip up to Bronx Little…read moreItaly. There's a line at this small aisle. I finally was served by Chef David Greco himself. He beat Bobby Flay in Eggplant throw down. You can see the picture of him on the show. Dave is super friendly and engaging. The Italian sushi is definitely very innovative. Soft prosciutto is rolled in sushi style with filling of arugula, cheese, and sun dried tomatoes. There are two kinds of dipping: balsamic and pesto. Both of them are complimenting the sushi. Eggplant parmigiana is definitely a must try. It's like a lasagna made of layers of thin fried eggplant. You can make mozzarella pull. So delicious, not surprised that he beat Bobby Flay.

The absolute best sandwich place you can ever go to in your life five stars without a doubt I have…read morebeen coming here since I was a child the morning guys who make breakfast are amazing. The afternoon guys are amazing and you cannot forget about smiley in the nighttime who is also amazing if you ever want an amazing sandwich go to S&J - Julianna

This deli is a disaster. The bread is sad, the meat is sadder, and the staff acts like I don't…read moreexist. The smell, the music, the vibe--everything is wrong. I left hungry, angry, and traumatized. Would give a negative star if I could!

Delicious food and wonderful service. The eggplant is absolutely delicious; chicken cutlet,…read moremeatballs and marinara sauce are my favorites.

We were in the area for a visit to the Botanical Garden and wanted to have lunch at a good deli,…read moregiven the fact that we were in town from the west coast and don't find authentic Italian delis very often near us. Tino's hit the spot...here's why: - Incredible sandwiches! My wife and I split both the Eggplant Parma Hot Sandwich and the Tino's Combo. The bread was so good, as were the fillings. The eggplant sandwich was probably our fave, but we go back and forth on that a bit. - There are a few tables inside so that we could sit and eat there. Bottom line: I which I could transport Tino's to California and be able to visit every week!

We were SO excited to go here. First off, DONT SIT IN THEIR DINING AREA. You'll be trapped there…read moreand the wait staff is SO slow. We went right at opening, only 2 tables taken and it took us 45 minutes to get 2 sandwiches. Meanwhile we saw plenty of other tables come after us and eat before us. The pasta salad had a black hair in it. Gross. We ordered two sprites that never came. The chicken parm was cold in the center (heated up my microwave??) and the top focaccia was SO burnt that we had to ask for a different piece. So they brought us a cold slab without even heating it up. This wasn't a fun eating experience and I would not recommend. The wait staff was pretty irritated and not friendly. We never even told them about the hair or sprites because it wasn't worth it.

Mike's has been a fixture in the food hall for the past 50 years. They have seating for 20,…read morecounters of Italian food items, barrels of olives and a large deli counter with sausages and prosciutto hanging. Many stand at the counter ordering take out. We sat at a table with waitress service. The menu seems to be getting larger and more like a restaurant with more reasonable prices. We've always shared a sandwich and salad here, they e always been excellent. Today we noticed some having soup, hot hero's, bowls of pasta, platters of parmagino,, wines, beer and Prosecco too. It's such a tough decision will we share a three tenor hero with smoked mozzarella or the Pavarotti with eggplant. Our focaccia sandwich was huge and is enough for 2 of us. Everything here is just so fresh and delicious. The lunch crowd just left and I'm glad we were able to find a table. Delicious huge lunch that we shared, it was a real treat!