Fantastic food, service, and friendly staff. You really do feel like part of the family.read more

When I entered I was greeted right away and let tell you the staff there was polite and friendly,…read moreand thanked me for ordering, so rare to find staff that care for its customers. Got the Rocky balboa sandwich, thinly cut roasted Beef, soft caramelized onions on garlic toasted bread, yummy. Definitely good and glad it had generous portions of beef. Could used more cheese though. Still a great place to get a cold cut or hot sandwich.

Stopped in for a slice of pizza heading to visit a buddy of ours. There was no one on the "Pizza"…read moreside of the business. A gentleman on the "deli" side" of the store took our order and walked over to the pizza side. The two slices of Pizza looked like they had been sitting for days. I wish I would have taken a photo. Awful! I did go back and showed the gentleman the slices. He said they were from the morning. He immediately offered to return our money which was nice. However, would not recommend anyone eating pizza there. Our buddy who lives there local said, "Hope you didn't eat that pizza". Apparently it has a reputation. Recommendation: Close the pizza side, since no one is there anyway and just run the deli.

This deli has the basics if you need something to eat right away, but you'd get a lot more by…read moredriving a little further. The place wasn't the cleanest and the prices seemed high for mediocre food.

Stopped in for a quick soup for my daughter and a few items for our dinner tonight…read moreMy small shopping haul comprised of 2 pounds of fresh mozzarella, a box of large round ravioli, a pound of prosciutto, and a loaf of Italian bread. No sense holding onto your wallet. These items will be pricey, but there aren't many places where you can stop in for some Italian delicacies and the service is always with a smile

Had the craving for a REAL Italian sub, and Roma definitely delivered! The best Italian sub I've…read morehad in a very long time. It was super busy but the staff provided quick and pleasant service. I'm not normally in this area, but I will definitely be back.

Decent food with great service. The ambiance is a little lacking inside while the external lights…read moreare a bit much at night. Overall decent experience.

Love their food, workers are polite and nice, one of the best delis out there. Highly reccomendread more

Sandwiches are great. Fast service. Breakfast sandwiches are great too. Small place with a dining…read moreroom off the side.

Nice menu. Food is always fresh! If you order, you can bet the food will be done when they say!read more

I've always known Flory's for having good delis at their gas stations. When this location opened…read moreup, I didn't go inside much at first, assuming that being so close to another Flory's, it might not have a deli. I was wrong. They make great sandwiches and have excellent ready-to-go options and snacks. The breakfast sandwiches are especially good--way better than the Dunkin' across the street. Best of all, the ladies behind the counter are super friendly and make the trip inside worth it every time.

Walked into Rossi & Sons after an event at Marist University earlier in the day. Had a Marist…read morealumni tell me I need to go to Rossi & Sons. I was told to order the #4 or the Vodka Chicken Parm hero. Ended up walking out with over $350 worth of food because I was so blown away. I'm not really sure where to begin: first of all as an Italian, walking into the restaurant already felt like home. I was blown away from the fresh made pasta's, various sauces I could take home, Arancini's (rice balls), and then how could I say no to the desserts. I was in heaven. I had a great conversation with the fabulous ladies behind the counter. I'm pretty sure everyone behind me picking up orders were like "can this guy leave already?". But I just had to continue chatting with everyone. The ladies helped me get everything from around the store that my heart desired. And then I remembered, I was supposed to come in and get a sandwhich. They showed me the screens mounted on the walls which clearly had a custom ordering template built out from the store with all the modification elements to add/remove toppings as needed. Blown away again. I'm a technology salesperson and that part hit a different satisfaction for me as they had this down - and quite honestly the Italian market/pork store is not where I'm expected the highest level of technology lol. Just blown away. Lastly, I told them about my fiancée and how her family owns DelFiore's pork store down on Long Island. At that point they grabbed Fabio, the owner, and we had an amazing conversation as I learned he knew exactly what DelFiore's was and even offered to help give us advice if we ever want to get into the family business. I was supposed to go in and get a rocking $25-$30 sandwhich and I walked out with $350 worth of food because I was being assisted by some of the nicest people I've ever met in the food industry. Just the most genuine caring people. Mind you, I had to schlep all of this back to Brooklyn NY in a Suburu Outback rental. And if you are wondering if everything stayed in the trunk on that drive back, fughetaboutit. I'm popping arancini's like candy on the Taconic home (no small feet with those turns). These people are in the food business because they care about making people's days and giving them the best possible food. Protect these people at all costs. This is a Mecca for quality Italian provisions. I'll be grabbing my fiancée and heading back up so we can continue chatting with everyone and not holding the lines up. 11/10 experience I'm blown away if you couldn't already tell. Just take my money, I can't pay enough for such enjoyable days. That drive home sucked at rush hour, but they all made it worth it. I like to think I gave them all a little enjoyment as well :). Sincerely - Nicky Pisano & Emma Scaramozzino Based upon the finest review from Luis Abreu - Class of 2025, Marist University

While exploring the Hudson Valley and prepping for a full day of walking and hiking, I was on the…read morehunt for a truly authentic Italian sandwich spot--something local, no frills, just real. This place came recommended by the host at our bed and breakfast, and let me tell you, it completely delivered. Food: 5/5 I went with the #4: chicken cutlet, fresh mozzarella on focaccia , and wow. First of all, it was massive--no way I could finish it solo, so I split it with my husband and we were both blown away. The chicken was crispy and juicy, the mozzarella was so fresh, and the focaccia was fresh and perfectly chewy. It's honestly one of the best chicken cutlet sandwiches I've had--like, up there with the Red Hook Italian delis in Brooklyn. This sandwich had weight, flavor, and heart. Chef's kiss. My husband also ordered a side of meatballs, which admittedly took a bit longer, but he was obsessed with them, so no real complaints. I get it--the hot items take a little more time than the sandwiches. Service: 5/5 This isn't a sit-down spot--they've got a couple of chairs, but it's really more grab-and-go. That said, service was quick, friendly, and efficient. Our sandwiches came out in about 10-15 minutes, and the staff was great about keeping the line moving even when it got a little busy. Overall: This place is a gem. Total cost for both of us? Around $30, and it felt like a luxury lunch without the price tag. Generous portions, high-quality ingredients, and that classic deli charm. If you're anywhere near the Hudson Valley, do yourself a favor and stop here. I'd come back in a heartbeat.