Di Abruzzo Italian Market and Deli

While visiting UNT, we tried a few places. We were not disappointed with this choice. It is a combined grocery store, deli, and eatery. There are a few tables available to eat at in the store. Orders are placed at the deli counter and are freshly made. Desserts and drinks are in the refrigerator. They also offer wine. I had the eggplant parmesan with fresh made pasta and my husband had the Di Abruzzo Italian Hoagie. Both items were very good. For me the sauce was a little heavy, so it needs something to break that up after several bites. Overall, it was a great experience. We got there around 11:30 and it wasn't busy, but a few minutes after we got there it did get very busy.

The gnocchi Bolognese was quite good. The meat tasted high quality and he gnocchi was bouncy. However the sauce tasted of canned tomatoes. The sandwiches seemed better. I would come again for the atmosphere but look forward to trying one of their sandwiches.

I ordered the Amalfi sandwich and my wife ordered the gnocchi Bolognese. The sandwich was pretty good! Not quite as good as what I had in Florence but overall it was solid. I'd say the prosciutto was cut a little thicker than I'd like which made it really hard to bite through without ripping the sandwich apart in the process. The burrata cheese was excellent, though. The Bolognese was pretty good. The meat was really high quality but again, I think the sauce didn't meet what we had in Italy. It tasted like canned tomatoes and we personally think the sauce was a little too sweet. However, it was still really good, so it's worth ordering. I'm excited to go back and try some other dishes! Overall, I'd give the food a solid 4.25, not quite perfect, but definitely worth a visit for the great staff and atmosphere. It felt like we were in a little deli in Italy!

This is the best Italian food I've had in a long time! The ingredients are so fresh and delicious. My son and I stopped in for a quick lunch to check the place out. I had the vodka gnocchi and he had the ravioli. I sampled both as well as the yummy Italian bread that came out before the meal. The servers were very friendly and I loved the market vibes. We will definitely be back!

Amazing! Hidden gem! We ordered the vodka and marinara gnocchi and the Italian hoagie (add hot pepper relish) it was incredible. Definitely worth stopping to eat and/or shop great Italian products. Our new favorite deli.

Recommended by a foodie friend, great Italian market with a small dining area inside and small patio with outside seating. Great selection of fresh deli and made to order dishes. We had the cold Di Abruzzo Italian hoagie, hot Italian Roast Pork hoagie, Cavatelli Bolognese, small pesto pasta salad and Tiramisu for dessert. Four of us went in family style and shared, it is very fresh and the sandwiches generous portion size. We were definitely full, and feeling we got our Italian fix.

Do Abruzzi talian market in and deli, It's also a super fun Italian restaurant. It has spaghetti and other items but I get their regular spaghetti with regular marinara sauce and a couple of meatballs. It is super delicious! And it has a great budget for college students who are trying to send money but still trying to get by hang out with friends or college friends when you want to find out in places. The atmosphere is very nice. The employees are also respectful and super nice. They always call me. Check on you to see how your food is so they can understand how they can do better next time or continue to keep doing better at their job. You also get drinks, water, alcohol with your spaghetti, and they also have a wide variety of sections where you can create your own spaghetti when you finish eating their spaghetti at the place and you can take it home and create your own spaghetti and they also have cheese. After all, it is a nice place to find out for a budget under $20 and is really good quality food. So if you're looking for something on your $20 and you're hungry come to Di Abruzzo Italian market& deli it is fun to hang out and talk with friends from cousins or families and just sit and eat and take your time. I highly recommend this place for anybody. There is more bread than what was in the photo I posted because the bread Was almost gone That's how good the bread is.

Omg this place was how I imagined a small Italian market. The food, atmosphere, and service were exceptional. The staff were helpful and friendly. I live 5 hours away and was visiting the area for work but will gladly drive just for the exceptional homemade food.

It has been on my radar for some time but never could make my visits to Denton work with their operating hours. We happened to be in the area and made the stop. Friendly staff, great food, great service despite the wait. One of the best Caprese Salads we had. We will be back as long as they will have us.

Very quaint Italian Deli. I went for a cold sandwich but their menu runs the gamut. Hot and cold sandwiches, paninis, and hot Italian Plates, fresh pasta, etc. Small but well stocked market with some hard to find Italian Beer and wines. Sandwich was amazing and very large. Half sitting in the refrigerator for dinner tonight. Looking for a meal and experience, Di Abruzzo is for you.

Well, this place is allergic to flavor I guess. If you enjoy your caprese salad dry as a bone with little to no flavor, this is your spot. The Italian sandwich was filled with solid ingredients, fresh even. However the sandwich was again dry as a bone. I understand many like light oil and vinegar on their Italian sandwich, but come on. I asked for any type of dressing they may have and they said we already put it on the sandwich. So, I guess customer tastes comes last here in relation to what you request. What a waste of excellent ingredients on a very dry roll. When the pepper is the highlight of taste, it may be an issue. Disappointing enough to leave the second half. Maybe bring your own dressing and the sandwich will stand up. Sadly, Jersey Mike's is far superior.

They're closed for failing to pay rent. Drove 40 minutes to come here. So frustrating.

We ordered a charcuterie board for my daughter's wedding shower and there was a bit of miscommunication on the time. We needed it a bit earlier than they expected. They went above and beyond to get everything ready and gifted some cannolis and wine to make up for the brief tardiness. They are true artists. The food was excellent. Beautifully prepared. You can tell they take pride in their work, as they should. We are so very appreciative.

We door dashed so I can't speak to the ambience there. I will say the food was delivered quickly but two items were missing. We received spaghetti and meat sauce and a meatball hoagie. The spaghetti was very salty while lacking other flavors. It was a good sized portion, enough to save for lunch. My daughter had the meatball sub, it was very large and the flavor was good per her report. However, the bread was very soggy so the sandwich fell apart immediately. I doubt we will order from them again.

I just got back from Italy and this made me feel like I was right back in Florence. I got the Almafi sandwich and let me tell you -- È stato delizioso. The service is always great, the shop is such a fun little place and the food is truly incredible. Will absolutely be back A LOT in the future. Also the tiramisu was chefs kiss.

Great food, great service, and plenty of italian grocery items to shop from. As you walk in, the counter to the left is where you place your food order and then pay at the other counter. We ordered the chicken Alfredo, the Giacomo (a large sandwich), and butter noodles for my child. They all came out great and fresh. The sandwich was so refreshing, and the pastas were delicious. There were a few tables inside and outside, though it would not be good for a group of 20ppl or more. To the right of the entrance is where they have items like wines, olive oils, pastas, frozen italian ice, and many more items to buy from. Overall, it was a great place. We will be back for sure!

The freshness - you can't beat literally a grocery store! This place is such a gem and Denton needs more like this! Not only did I get to dine in, I took bread, butter, and drinks to go. What a great place with awesome and friendly staff! 10/10

Ordered a pasta bowl for $10 Togo, this is what we got... we could make this ourselves with meat and bigger portion. Also had no utensils.

As a small Italian market with a broad selection of hard-to-find food items and wines and spices and breads, I would give this a solid 4 and a half stars. As a deli for lunch, I would have to rate it a low 3 stars. We were in the area running errands and stopped in for lunch. I ordered the Sausage and Peppers Hoggie and my wife ordered the Caprese Sandwich. I thought both were a bit on the pricy side, but went for it. We then went over to the drink case to get drinks. I got the blood orange and black raspberry San Pellegrino and my wife had A' Siciliana Blood Orange drink. Her drink was $4 more but "less commercial." Not worth the price difference at all. Stick with the brand available just about anywhere, but go for the unique flavor. We also wandered around the store while waiting for out food. Fun to just look at all of the products and different olive oils and balsamic vinegars and other items not usually found around here. Before our next Italian dinner party, this will be our first stop. When the food arrived, both sandwiches were very good size, but not giant. And, for the prices, some chips on the side would have been welcome. My wife described her sandwich as "good" but not anything out of the ordinary. I had selected mine because of the sausage and then the giant sign on the wall saying Homemade Sausage. I found the sausage bland and flavorless and my peppers overcooked. The entire sandwich was absolutely dripping with grease. The sandwich could have used some sauce or condiment offering because it needed it to pump up any flavor. The bread was fresh and excellent. Service was good and friendly, and the restaurant was clean. So, the final conclusion is I would not eat here again, but would shop here again.

Oh my gods. That an Italian market like this exist in Denton Texas is divine perfection. I used to make a beeline to the Italian deli market in Staten Island every time I went there. This is the closest thing you were ever going to get to a true Italian market here in Texas. They have groceries, authentic Italian food, I drank an Americano that knocked my socks off, The servers are all super friendly and helpful. When asked if I needed any help, I simply responded "I am just so happy to be here." if you love, authentic Italian food, want to try some real espresso, or pick up some Italian groceries this is the place. The atmosphere is so nice and relaxing with Italian music being lightly piped over the air. I just left and I want to go back again to try some of the deli sandwiches and hot menu items. And I will soon!

The food is great and the service is the same. They answer every question and are sure you get what you want. The carry out meals are very good and worth the trip. You really can't go wrong here. They carry everything you need for a great Italian meal at home or at the store. It is like shopping in the North End in Boston both in quality and in availability.

I ordered a giant tiramisu for a party, everyone was obsessed with it. I love their grocery selections, my family lives in Italy, I can confirm there's many brands they carry that are also actually on Italian grocery store shelves. Love their baguettes as well.

What a cute little taste of Italy in downtown Denton, near campus. I have to start with the service. Everyone is friendly and welcoming and willing to answer questions. There are just a few seats inside and outside to enjoy your food. A nice variety of imported Italian goods and wines to chose from. We ordered from todays special menu. The Buttero panino was sliced strip steak (we prefer ours thinner) aged provolone, pesto, arugula,basalmic, on a ciabatta roll. I loved the freshness of the pesto and arugula with the contrasting basalmic. A very nicely presented sandwich. The Muffuletta sandwich is SO big. I could not bite it. And I, admittedly have a big mouth. Several layers of Italian meats and provolone, with an amazing mix of chopped olives. SO good. It was yummy! I don't need to eat for a week after all this fresh bread. They have their in house made ciabatta pizza called Grandmoms pies. The ciabatta was light and fluffy with the house marinara and Parmesan. I would add some mozzarella next time. The deli case has a mix of fresh salads, meats and cheeses and home made meatballs. The refrigerator section had pizza dough and store made pastas. As well as fresh breads and a small veggie section to round out your Italian meal should you choose to cook at home. Overall, we enjoyed our lunch and will return to try the meatballs and some other Italian fare. The pizza was just ok.

How do you say love in Italian? (Amore) Well in Denton, it's Di Abruzzo's Market. WOW WOW WOW and WOW!! Did I say WOW? They make their food fresh, like EVERYTHING. Their salads, the pasta, the pizza, their cannoli cream, the bread, where does it stop!?!?? This is the kind of food that tastes amazing at first and EVEN BETTER than next day!!! The staff is as amazing as the food too! The environment is in a market with delicious ingredients. Thank y'all, we can NOT wait to return!!!

This is the cutest little Italian deli/market/restaurant. The desserts are so good. They have really special deli and cheese options that you can't get anywhere else. I did take some of the baked ziti home, but it was too salty for me to eat.

Meatballs and Italian sausage were great! Owner's mother is delightful! With the drive from McKinney

I happened to be in the Denton area for an event when I noticed this little Italian deli/store - just like Jimmy's in Dallas but smaller. Being half Italian and having spent a lot of time there visiting family, there's so many foods, brands, traditions, etc. that you miss since they're not available here. When I walked around, I immediately smiled when I saw the same items that my family uses back home. Walking up and down the aisles, I noticed torrone, a candy that I absolutely adore, strozzapreti, a s pasta that comes from my region of Italy, and so many more. Frozen section shows a variety of handmade pastas and even pizza dough. Since I was on my way to an event, this will be on my next trip. On the deli side of the store, there was meat counter with all sorts of meats, ready to slice to take home or to make you a fresh sandwich or charcuterie. At that time, I really considered skipping the event so I could buy and try more things! All in all, it's so nice to know that there's a good Italian place to get the essentials and an Italian deli sandwich without having to drive down to Dallas. Definitely recommend checking them out.

My son in law told me about this place. The food selection is old school Italian, what I grew up eating back home on Long Island! The food was great the service was exceptional and the store was very clean! This place has a great vibe I highly recommend!

I drove by last month and saw a business in the old Legends location. An Italian Market??? We quickly pulled in, just to see they are closed on Sundays. The hours of operation (Monday-Saturday 11am to 6pm) and look of the outside screamed small business, so I filed it away as a must visit for later. Unfortunately it took me another 6 weeks to make it by during business hours. I came by early Friday afternoon, on a rare weekday off, to check out the grocery store and was surprised to also see a meat counter and tables with people eating. Within 30 seconds of entering, the first aisle I saw was full of ingredients and brands I recognized from my nana's pantry. I believe it was about this time I started involuntarily doing a little skip, trying to keep a happy dance contained. While there are only 4 or 5 aisles with a freezer section along the back, the selection was great! From a nostalgic point of view, I saw several breadsticks and cookies I remember from my childhood in NY. I bought one of the breadsticks and the 7 layer cookies, which did not disappoint! I intend to purchase their homemade raviolis and gelato pops from the freezer section on a future visit. We also got some sauce and I was impressed to see a huge selection of pasta, including 2 I didn't even recognize! They also have wine and olive oil! The staff was sooooo friendly! There were multiple people working and they were so nice and engaging and I really felt welcomed- another bit of nostalgia! While everyone I saw was too young to be one of the owners, the owners clearly know how to hire and inspire their staff. I learned that they were just about to go into their 3rd month of business. Multiple people said goodbye to my husband and I when we left. I KNEW I would be back. In the parking lot, the happy dance could no longer be contained! On our first visit, I wasn't hungry because we were stuffed from lunch. Although I was intrigued by their deli counter, including house made meatballs, pasta salad and a selection of sausages. I kept walking by 3 people at different tables that were eating hoagies, looking happy, and eating in that content silence when the food is so good it requires all your attention. So I ordered a cannoli to go. A plain cannoli, as this is how I judge a place, not drizzled in chocolate to hide imperfections, but a plain old cannoli. We didn't even make it out of the parking lot before I tried it and oh my Gooooodddddd. It's amazing! I then remembered they also sell their cannoli filling in the freezer section as well, and I could buy that alone to eat straight out of the piping bag! The pastry was good too, it was clearly made fresh to order and not made early and stored in a fridge to slowly die. I was immediately analyzing it, trying to figure out the ingredients- is that coffee infused? Is that a hint of cinnamon? It was both familiar and clearly a unique recipe. I am terrible at figuring out recipes, which is why I enjoy food instead of make food, but this was legitimately the best cannoli I've had in the entire state of Texas. After a few bites and thinking hard, I'm pretty sure this is the best cannoli I've had *ever*, including in NY! There is no way that building doesn't contain at least 1 person originally from the east coast. We came back the next day, Saturday just before noon, with the intention of splitting a meatball hoagie and a pistachio cannoli, but there wasn't a single parking spot available! My husband dropped me off in front so I could just get a cannoli and we could go elsewhere for lunch, and I immediately saw most of those cars were people in the store, despite the other businesses in that shopping center. I am thrilled they are so popular, I definitely want them to stay in business, but it was a bit chaotic with people everywhere, every seat taken and barely anywhere to stand in line. The pistachios were a garnish, instead of mixed in, which is more authentic. The cannoli cream was consistent and the pistachios tasted freshly added, very nice. I am definitely going back to purchase some freezer items and have lunch there, I just have to be smarter with my arrival time. Oh, and a cannoli per visit will definitely be mandated! Even if you don't find yourself needing top tier ingredients for cooking, you MUST stop in so you can try out their food and get a cannoli- just leave some for me!

I read about Di Abruzzo a while back which sounded like exactly what Denton needed, italian restaurant and italian grocery in the same space! They have a handful of tables and under 10 different dishes they serve that you can order and eat. We didn't have time to eat at this visit but it definitely looked good and people seemed to be enjoying it. They have a nice grocery full of Italian style items, olive oil, different kinds of pasta, olives etc. They also have a small deli where they sell deli meat like salami and similar, different meats. They also had pre-rolled meatballs that you just have to cook yourself. I was pleasantly surprised that they had veal which we needed for a recipe and you don't typically find it in groceries in Denton. They also sell cannoli's at the Deli and they are made when you order it which was a nice surprise. I tried the plain cannoli and it was very good! I can't remember having a better cannoli in Texas. They have several different kinds. Both the cannoli "bread" and the filling was very good.

This is based off of a lunch experience AND a walk through for a couple of take & bakes! The sammiches that my hubby grabbed for us when they first open were very good. Loaded to the brim with meats and cheeses on freshly baked bread. On Saturday, we knew we wouldn't want to cook dinner so we popped in really quick to grab some of their take & bakes. My hubby loves fettuccine Alfredo and I went for the lasagna. The fettuccine were freshly made with black pepper and garlic. The lasagna was in it's own baking container. I also nabbed a bottle of red bubbles, some soup mixes, fresh parmesan and a loaf of that freshly made bread. We stopped on the way home to grab a jar of Alfredo sauce and just like that, dinner is prepped. There is nothing like fresh pasta and boy, oh, boy these dishes did not disappoint. The fettuccine noodles were delicious and I had plenty left over for another meal. I stacked two servings of that lasagna on top of each other to make a deep dish. The quality of the ingredients here make me so happy - the homemade sausage embedded in each layer of homemade marinara! I had at least two servings of that left over as well. I ended up eating a few cold spoonfuls of lasagna for breakfast. I ate the rest of the lasagna for lunch. AND for dinner, polished off the fettuccine! It was that good! It's not cheap but nothing of quality is and you can tell the difference between this type of homemade pasta vs what you find in a grocery store. So, if you're in town, you best go get some of this delicious food. There is a small market with imported items, some fresh veggies and do NOT sleep on the fresh items in the cooler by the sammich makers! I totally forgot to nab an arancini and a ricotta pie slice. What are you waiting for? Go there. Get some. Life is too short for boring food!

Wow! This is a gem in Denton. Like being in Italy. If you're looking for great sandwiches with awesome meats this is the place! If you're looking for pastas and pizza doughs and sauce and cheese to make pizzas! This is the place! Enjoy. In health and happiness...Cheers!

Decided to try this place out with all the hype I hear. Went in and to the right was a grocery section and left was the deli. For me it was a bit confusing where to order since there was a separate cashier stand and deli. The menu isn't the main visual so you have to look around for it. I ordered the caprese with prosciutto also had a small container with antipasto salad. Got some sparkling water as well. A tiny wait for them to make your sandwich but not too bad. Sandwich: overall it was okay not great but not totally bad. Was it worth the money? No. The bread was dry for my liking. I've had my share of caprese sandwiches but this fell short. To each their own though. I did sample their cherry cookie and that was very good. Their antipasto salad was very good I did enjoy that. Overall I don't know if I can come back and risk wasting money on trying another sandwich if what was suggested prior fell short. Customer service: the staff was very friendly.

A cute little establishment. Customer service was great. I tried the chicken parm sandwich and didn't think it was particularly exceptional, so this is based solely on that menu item. Since it is a small business it makes sense that prices are a bit higher but the food was average to me. There's a grocery side with a variety of desserts, cheese, snacks, wine, and lots of pasta!

Lago, an Italian company, makes a sugar free wafer cookie that I just love. But they're hard to find. I was hoping this place would have them. No such luck. But it was lunchtime, cause I planned it that way. They are supposed to have a great muffuletta, and I'm going to find out. Glenda ordered the chicken parmigiana and said it was some of the best she had ever tasted. My muffuletta was almost perfection. It tasted absolutely wonderful! My only problem was the bread is very dense. It was very tasty but I like a little lighter, fluffier bread. But still one of the best muffuletta's I've ever had. I'll definitely oreder it again. They also only have bottled tea, no fresh. Yuck. Now, if they only had my cookies! Thanks for a great meal Di Abruzzo!

My partner and I went here for an olive oil tasting (Nonno Luigi) and we loved it! I wish more places did tastings like this this. The store itself has a wonderful variety of Italian products such as fruits, cheeses, wines, pastas, sauces, and way more. They also have a really great deli where you can order some food- I had a muffuletta and he had a meatball parm on a hoagie and a glass of wine. The food was delicious! The meatballs were perfectly tender and the sauce was on point. I do wish the bread on my muffuletta was a little less thick, but the olives and meat tasted amazing. But above all else, the people here are so very personable and that makes this place even better! Definitely going back!

If you're in the Denton area and you appreciate Italian culture, this is a must see. They've got all kinds of food items, prepared items, and ingredients that you might have a hard time finding unless you went to another similar specialty store. Pro tip They actually have a deli and make sandwiches. They're awesome. They even sell the bread they use, it's out of Philly.give this place a shot. You'll thank yourself later.

Excellent food. Staff explained Italian menu so we could make good choices. So many classic Dino, Frank and Tony songs played during our lunch. We really enjoyed everything about the place.

I ordered a meatball Parmesan hoagie and it genuinely was so good. I wish i took a photo before i devoured it. The sauce was nice and meatballs were flavorful and savory. Ive been wanting to try this place out and was not disappointed.

It was really good food, but extremely overpriced! $18.00 for a sandwich... ridiculous! We will not be returning! And, $9 for a cannoli...

SUMMARY: Fantastic new (less than a year old) Italian deli and market. We've been searching for one and a local FB group was gushing about this place, so I dragged my coworker there with me. Best decision ever and I plan to make this a regular stop! BACKGROUND: A local FB Denton group member was raving about this and everyone piled on, so I had to go. I brought one of my more adventurous coworkers here on a very cold day and we had our first lunch here. ATMOSPHERE: They did it right. This strip mall is well, kind of dreary and looks like it's on its last legs but I'm hoping the strength of this deli and store revives this strip mall. Back to the store: It's clean, it's bright, and appears to have a great selection of imported Italian items as well as a counter for deli. There are about 5-6 tables so get there early if you want to eat there. FOOD: So far I've had the Di Abruzzo Italian Special as well as the Caprese. My favorite between the two is the Di Abruzzo mainly because it is more my type of an Italian sandwich when I think about Italian sandwiches. There's an option to add Italian hot pepper sauce and I'm glad I took them up on it. The manager was kind enough to give us some packets of hot sauce too. The bread, while somewhat hard to chew, was still delicious. The Caprese was just as good, but I liked the DA better. And the DA sandwich was more food too. I could finish it, but I'd probably take a long nap at work. SERVICE: Quick enough if people knew what they were ordering before getting to the counter. I can foresee this place getting busy to the point where if you're not ready, then the next person will be called to order :) SUGGESTION: EDIT- Thank you for the management team taking my suggestion to get the drinks closer to the register seriously. Came in today and made things easier for me and the 4th coworker I brought from my work into your shop today. He agreed the move was good too. Boosting stars to 5. Thanks! RETURN VISIT? Definitely. This is a diamond in the rough restaurant/market.

We are always in search of great authentic Italian food and we were so happy with everything here. It is a great place for a lunch date. The staff were very warm and welcoming. We made plans to come back for some good ingredients for making a few dishes at home!

Food was excellent. Customer service was very helpful and respectful of all our questions. Portions are large and easy to share.

This place!! Come in here and get turned on by the Marinara sauce. It's fantastic!!! What?... you think you ain't hungry?? Falsita! Get some real food in front of you and remember what it's like to be satisfied on so many levels. Which dish to get? It doesn't matter... the handful I've tried all are equally delicious. So, you like veal? They got it. You looking for Chicken Parmigiana? They got it! Traditionalist? Sunday special (with Meatball and Sausage) is pretty damn close to perfection without having to navigate Naples cobblestone "stradas". Vegan? Eggplant Parmigiana will flip your noodle. All of 'em served up with homemade marinara sauce that is a fine example of the magic that can happen when you take tomatoes x low heat x time + love. Deliziozo!! The food and the market offer culinary experiences off the beaten path of corporate groceries in America. Do yourself a favor and get in here. Andiamo!!

everything I've purchased is amazing and the cannolis are the best I've had in the metroplex! everyone is always so nice & can't wait to go back! Pizza dough is a great time saver and the lobster ravioli is my fav.

My wife and I just left Di Abruzzo, we wanted to try their new pasta bowls. We both had the gnocchi with meat balls.l, It was so good I had a second bowl. As they workout the whole Dinning room execution piece this will only get better. It's little choppy with how to order and how to get drinks and how to pay and cash tips only. We made it through and sat for a bit in the casual vibe of dinning room/grocery area. We have been semi frequent guests, they catered my wife's 60th B-Day, Pancetta and thanksgiving and several afternoon stops for an incredible sandwich. We will be back again and we look forward to continued growth.

Excellent food - come from Italian eateries and this is by far the best - every item is fresh and robust in sizing - so come hungry Will definitely be back and encourage you'all to give them a try - you'll be glad you did!

This little place is amazing, the food is so fresh and delicious, and the people are so friendly and helpful. We ordered eggplant Parmesan with housemaid fettuccine, one of their and huge sandwiches and of course cannolis! They eggplant Parmesan was Chris and not soggy and the handmade pasta was perfectly cooked. Also the bread on the sandwich was very tasty and fresh. I was very impressed that they make the cannoli to order as they should be. We also did a little shopping in the market area taking home some fresh olives and Parmesan.

Don't hesitate by the look if the place in the little strip mall. There are only a handful of tables inside so not the best place for a table of more than 4, but the food is fantastic. Full deli for all types of sandwiches, and a limited pasta menu but the lobster crab ravioli was phenomenal. Enjoy a little piece of Italy in downtown Denton!

This place is amazing!! Great food and excellent service!! I got the Chicken Parmesan with homemade pasta and it was wonderful! My husband got the spaghetti and meatballs and it was fantastic!! Very nice people here; I definitely feel good supporting this business!! We will be back!!

Any time I am near Denton, I make sure to stop for warm foccacia and ricotta cookies. Everything is delicious and the staff is very knowledgeable about the product. The owner is super personable and you'd do well to stop in. You will not leave empty handed.

Great place to see and love there selections. if you want Italian food this is the place.

Very nice store. Great customer service. The sandwich was $22 with tip. The sandwich was dry and bland. The lettuce on the sandwich was brown and wilted.

So happy that a place like this exists in our beloved North Texas wilderness! I popped in for a slice of grandma pie and it exceeded expectations. My bar was high based on Ferrari's in Plano. Best of all, the service was friendly from the cashier to the owner. I will eventually return for some groceries, and that will probably bump this up to five stars.

I can't say enough. Get the house made pasta. Get the pesto. Get one of everything. I leave here stuffed and so happy every time. My goal is to try everything on the menu... but everything is so good... I'm torn between something new, or something I already know will knock my socks off.

We love authentic Italian food. This is the real deal. You can order a custom sandwich or buya

Went to the Denton location. They have a large selection of Italian foods. The deli has a good selection of Italian meats including their famous meatballs. They have a small area to dine in or there are a few tables outside. Prices are a bit high but the quality is good.