If you want authentic and fresh Italian food and products? Then get your @55 over to Pinos ASAP…read more Pino's is a family owned establishment that has been around for decades. The original location is in Deer Park and this one was opened a few years ago. They have great Italian imports from coffees to olives to freshly made deli items and produce. The variety of foods in their deli case include a dozen cuts of steaks, different salads, and different homemade dishes. If you want sweets, they have a large bakery with many different items to choose from. There is also an ample amount of parking so you don't have to worry about finding a spot.

The store is amazing also everyone works well as a team & I like to see teamwork. It helps run…read moreeverything like a well oiled wheel. You may think there's a big line to wait in & poof it's all gone! Everything you purchase there is the best of the best. I doubt there are any complaints either. Fantastic food. Friendly employees, clean, etc. What's not to like?

This place is a weekly stop for me. Fantastic quality all around. Produce, deli meats, deserts, all…read moregreat. Stopped by for an Italian hoagie recently, never disappoints! Workers provide excellent service. Love the feel of the place inside, very homey.

I drove the 25-30 minutes and paid the bridge toll from NJ (too lazy to take the free bridge) to…read morecome here today. My dad's 80th birthday is coming up and he loves good olive oil, cheese, pasta, and prosciutto. If you do too - then Roma's is your spot! Service was very friendly and efficient. I walked out with soppressata from the Bronx - the type you'd see hanging in an old school deli. Also some Buffalo mozzarella, Aged prosciutto sliced nice and thin, house made sausage, Olive oil that was Sicilian and not Tuscan (but highly recommended by the deli guy), some house made ravioli, manicotti and stuffed shells, marinara and vodka sauce, impulse buy lamb chops and an Italian sub. Of course I also got the parmigano reggiano, asiago, AND they have scamorza cheese AKA "scamutz!" If you've never heard of scamutz, it's like a cross between mozzarella and provolone. There's a bar in hazleton, PA that makes pizza with it. Very good. Seems somewhat hard to find in my part of NJ but maybe I don't look hard enough. Only thing I forgot was bread. Hey I'm a 'medigan - forgive me. If you aren't sure what's good, just ask them. Staff is very kind and helpful. Sure I spent a couple Benjamin's and a Grant, but we can't take it with us and memories last forever. I'm glad Roma's is around to play a part in the memories we will make for my father's special day. Here's to many more for him, and for this fine purveyor of Italian delicacies!

They have every kind of Scandinavian product imaginable, including food, candies, and decorations…read more The people were very nice and it had a great ambiance. It's a little far from me, but well worth the trip. Highly recommend for everyone, not just Scandinavians!

This establishment still rates 5 stars. Where else can you find lingonberry jam to go with your…read moreChristmas Swedish meatballs? The Kalles creamed row for your eggs? I know you're thinking 'what about Ikea?' but they don't have homemade bread, crawfish, sausage and crayfish (plus a terrific selection of candy). Excuse me while I have some creamed herring with my Nordic noir Netflick show and Finn Crisps. Note - they are extremely careful about safety, and ask you to buzz in and also offer disposable gloves.

A dangerous place for me to go...dangerous because there are so many delicious things inside!…read more One of the few places I can buy a case of bottles of chinotto, and at a reasonable price, too!

Can you say bomb ??Or maybe bomb diggity? The pizza is…read moreeasily the best I've ever had .... Nono Albys is in that convo tho... The meatballs fire.. next to Salinos...but the arancini...is my absolute favorite!!! Keep doing what you do and I will keep sending peeps there.

As a Cebuano I was greatly disappointed with the lechon. When it came with the Mang Tomas sauce…read morethat was the big giveaway. With Cebu lechon no sauce is necessary as the whole pig is very tasty. Not with this one and one big difference was the lack of lemon grass in the belly.

This was honestly the best roasted pig I ever had. I went to a party in New Jersey and I would…read moreabsolutely recommend that anyone in the area order it. It made the party a huge hit and we haven't stopped talking about it since. The skin was crunchy and I couldn't stop eating it until all that was left were bones. It tastes just like home.

Great stuff. I love trying new stuff and the staff are so helpful. Lots to choose from for such a…read moresmall place. Definitely check it out.

This place is awesome. Amazing place for polish sandwiches. The staff is super friendly and there…read moreare tons of polish snacks and groceries. Such a gem

I've now catered from here twice, and both experiences were excellent. Our large orders were…read moreprepared perfectly and included meatballs, penne vodka, chicken francese, eggplant parm, Mediterranean orzo salad, a cheese antipasto platter, and a variety of sandwich platters. Everything was ready on time, packaged nicely, and enjoyed by everyone. Beyond the catering, the Nutley Sandwich and the daily made mozzarella are delicious. Thank you to George and the entire team for the great food and service. Highly recommended!

Had a delightful conversation with the owner of this small, attractive looking deli. Turns out, the…read moreguy is a former CPA/Accountant who decided he had been a "bean counter" for far too long ... so he decided to take a risk, and opened this cute Italian deli "around a year ago.." Anyway, after umpiring a well played 14U baseball game in Yanticaw Park, I found myself hungry for a filling Italian sub. I consulted Yelp! which highly recommended Salumeria Regina ... which certainly sounded Italian to me! lol Anyway, since the place was pretty quiet (it was after 2PM) I wound up chit chatting with the Owner (see above.) I actually wound up ordering a Salumeria Salad, which was akin to an Italian Chef Salad, only with Salami and Ham. Truth be told, the salad was a wee bit disappointing, because it was sorely lacking a few standard Chef Salad staples, such as a little sliced turkey or roast beef, maybe a second kind of "contrasting" cheese, a hard boiled egg, and possibly some olives or peppers, something to give it a little more variety. I did ask to substitute Arugula for the traditional Iceberg Lettuce; and add sun-dried tomatoes, so perhaps it was my own fault for substituting other ingredients. The salad was packaged in a nice sized container, but it was dominated by fresh Mozzarella, which was, indeed delicious. Next time, I will definitely try one of their more popular sItalian subs, which had been my original idea!

My family has been a client of bedessee imports for 2 generations now and we enjoy the products and…read moreservice. Bedessee delivers straight to our door with ease. They also have tons of products to choose from!

Absolutely Love this company. Literally everything in my kitchen is provided by BEDESSEE. They…read morecreate supply to meet the demand and explore more and more products each year!