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    D'Angelo Italian Market

    3.9 (182 reviews)
    InexpensivePizza, Grocery, Italian
    Closed 9:00 am - 6:00 pm
    Updated 2 months ago

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    What's the vibe?
    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Outdoor seating
    Good for groups

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    Spinach, Egg Whites and Asiago Roll
    Ian K.

    This place is located near one of the parking garages on the SW corner of Spring St and S Tulane St, North of the campus. I posted a picture of the menu cover (see photo: www.dangelomarket.com) which has the website with a good listing of the menu. Although we got a slice with ziti on it and I do not see it on the menu. The sauce was a little sweet which was different. The slices cost $3.50 - $4.50. The spinach, egg, Asiago sandwich was pretty good. I forgot to take a picture but they had these peppers stuffed with cheese and prosciutto. They were $12.99/lb but they were excellent.

    Interior
    Jill C.

    I can't speak to their prepared food that they have in a bunch of cases, the pizza or the Italian baked goods, but they do have a fully stocked Italian pantry section. Lots of imported pastas, ravioli, Italian sausages, jams, etc. my aunt commented that they have Italian sausage in the round, which is very hard to locate in this area. My aunt and cousin live in the area and were very happy with the assortment of Italian goods they have. In this area it is a bit of a rarity.

    Double shot nutella espresso
    Stan H.

    Quality market with gourmet sandwiches, nice pizza options by the slice, respectable coffee options, and other store options typical of a convenience store but then w some Italian specific goodies choices that are not so typical too. The staff here seem worn out but they do a good job. The staff in the front seem familiar with local regulars. Seating is available and 1 seated bathroom is available w no key required. The place is a convenient type storefront with an attached cafe area. Coffee is based on beans and nutella and not overly sugary. Almond cheesecake has delicous sweet flavoring on the cone itself with the cheesecake filling accentuating the cone. Fries are crispy and burger with the mushrooms and teriyaki is dynamite! I suspect Kennett mushrooms are used. Worth a visit if you are in the area. Especially if you are here to give CDs for little cash you don't care about and to buy a few new CDs or vinyls and to have a good time in downtown Princeton.

    Tiramisu
    Elle M.

    Much love for this place. If you're looking to make authentic Italian food, you'll find everything you need here, and if you're a student, it's just a few steps off campus to get quick and tasty food. It's not super cheap, but it's a great deal since the portion sizes are huge on everything. You can see the pictured tiramisu--that's a chonky piece of tiramisu, almost takes up the entire container, and it was fantastic. It's easy to mess up tiramisu since the ladyfinger cakes can be soaked in espresso for too long, making them soggy or crumbly; the cream can be too sweet; and the espresso needs to be the right strength to be distinct but not overpowering, but everything about this tiramisu hits just right like many of the other traditional Italian dishes at D'Angelo.

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    Excellent service and delivery of delicious, fresh, catered Italian food. We're very pleased and ordering again for Easter.

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    Best place in town; breakfast, lunch, or dinner. Staff is unbelievably helpful and the service is just as great.

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    Best sandwiches in Princeton! Neat Italian grocery items. Never had the pizza but looks delicious.

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    great store, the pizza and dessert were delicious, and I will try the sandwiches next time

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    Great pizza. Crust and cheese are amazing. Fresh as can be, and staff is super friendly. Good selection in the deli as well.

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    4 years ago

    They close their doors before the store actually closes. Misleading. Doesn't seem that costumer service is valued.

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    First time back here since covid, and been looking forward to it. Upon entering the first thing…read morewe noticed was how hot it was inside. They sat us in a corner, no breeze and learned their AC and fan has been broken for years. Couple next to us sat down said its too hot and left in less than a minute. We stuck it out and was glad we did. Their take on an amaretto sour was very tart and vibrant, a new favorite. Reisling was nice and sweet. Main course was papardelli, fresh pasta. Fully enjoyed that. Friday special ia chicken parm, was cooked nicely. However when we discussed dessert we just were too hot to have another drink and have dessert which is a shame. Not sure why they haven't fixed this know air issue, they are loosing sales.... What kept it 4 star for us was the wait staff. Jordan was extremely friendly and efficient, as well as the other staff that took care of us. Would love to go back, but maybe in late fall/winter unless they fix their fan/ac issue.

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