Ben Venuti
Italian grocery store · Pimlico ·
Authentic Italian deli with fresh pasta, cannoli, sandwiches, and wine
Authentic Italian deli with fresh pasta, cannoli, sandwiches, and wine
"Less than 10 minutes from the station, Ben Venuti is an Italian deli with suntrap seating, a racing green front door, and shelves stuffed with bottles of sauces and jars of pickled things. The sandwiches are made fresh—slices of coppa and prosciutto are cut to order and bronzed cannoli shells sit empty, waiting to be piped with silky smooth pistachio cream. There isn’t any seating inside, so grab and go on rainy days." - heidi lauth beasley, sinead cranna
"Great sarnies and suntrap seating out front makes Ben Venuti the perfect spot for a gallery debrief between mouthfuls of pillowy focaccia. The Italian deli is retro—in a racing green storefront, Pimlico-type of way—and you can watch as slices of coppa and prosciutto are cut to order and fresh mozzarella is plucked out of its little water bath and torn open. Meals here should finish with perfectly bronzed cannoli shells piped with silky smooth pistachio cream, and a discussion about whether or not the pile of sawdust you stared at for 10 minutes was actually part of the exhibition." - heidi lauth beasley, jake missing, sinead cranna
"Ben Venuti is an Italian deli in Pimlico with suntrap seating, a racing green front door, and shelves stuffed with bottles of sauces and jars of pickled things. The sandwiches are made fresh—slices of coppa and prosciutto are cut to order and fresh mozzarella is plucked out of its little water bath and torn open. Perfectly bronzed cannoli shells also sit empty, waiting to be piped with silky smooth pistachio cream. There’s street-side seating but nothing inside, so on rainy days you’ll have to take away your food. photo credit: Ben Venuti photo credit: Ben Venuti photo credit: Ben Venuti Pause Unmute" - Sinéad Cranna
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