Anthony's Italian Deli

My wife was making some scratch carbonara and sent me on a errand to obtain some guanciale. Not only did they have it, but the sweet Italian lady even taught me how to pronounce the word gwan-CHA-lay! and offered to cut it however I needed. I ended up getting a New Orleans Style Muffoletta (their specialty) and a Godfather to bring home (sadly not a real Italian Godfather, but the sandwich was the next best thing). Sorry, I couldn 't refuse. Ok I 'll stop, but seriously, best muffoletta I 've ever had and the Godfather, much like the movie, did not disappoint.

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We were there on Friday night. We went without a single review. After I read them now, I don't have the words to say more. The Lasagna was certainly excellent, lives until the hype. Flavor was really extraordinary. Everyone in the square was super nice, it's like a neighborhood restaurant and so many customers were known under the name. It seems I'm a misfortune as I left without dessert. Honestly, I had no place for it. The bread was good too. The salad... not my favorite dresses, but certainly not worthy of deduction. I'll go back to see if it's close.

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That was my first visit, I worked in the area and thought I would try this place. Lasagna sounded good. I ordered the lasagna and good was an understatement, it was great with a lot of taste. The warm fresh bread was also delicious. I was full and happy. Everyone seemed very nice. If I'm back in the area, I'd like to eat here again and not neglect Dessert next time.

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From pasta salad to sandwiches everything was phenomenal. Quick, great, hot food. And the girl who works in front (cara) is one of the sweetest people I've ever met. Go here for lunch, don't go

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Dear Marco and his staff. Food is always excellent. Probably the best Muffalotta in town. I get the most exits. Pasta salad is a great value for the big one.

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