due focacceria

Cafe la Bella with oat milk was delicious (vanilla lavender + fennel!), and beautifully crafted. We also got earl grey tea and it was served with an adorable little teapot. The service was very friendly, and the window nook was both modern and cozy. The little patio looks like it would the perfect summer spot!

sandwiches, salad, coffee and lemonade - 8/10 flavorful, plenty of options, a little expensive. $20-30 Prosciutto sandwich (10/10 amazing) pasta salad (7/10, would’ve appreciated cut up pepperoni rather than one big circle), purple rain limonata (6/10, good but $$ for what it was) Café Mocha w an extra shot and oat milk (10/10, strong, flavorful, beautifully crafted)

For a restraunt charging so much for their food, you'd expect a considerable potion and care put into their craft. Their tiramisu was five dollars for a small cup of a runny mess. Their matcha was fine. There's nothing to brag about there. My partner's sandwich was bland and poorly cut. Overall, it's not a great value for what you're getting.

The focaccia itself was quite stale, the stuff inside was okay. Tho the tomato soup tastes good actually.

Recently I found this place, and now very often when I’m in this area, I’m coming to grab my favorite coffee with lavender flavor (Cafe La Bella). It’s sooooo yummy!😋😋😋

So excited to try this place but it's not close to my house, so made a trip to St. Paul. Easy parking in lot as it was slow. Easy ordering on kiosk. Staff said Hi upon entering. Got 2 sandwiches, the pastrami and turkey. Bread seemed hard and a bit stake but ok. Chips were extra $2.75 and although I appreciate the handmade effort, but they were not that great. Seemed over cooked. Tiramisu was good. Cannoli was awful and not sweet just plain and the shell was overly greasy.not good.

I’ve got their focaccia dozens of times of the past two years and heres what ill say: most of the time its extremely good and fresh BUT about 1/5 times i’ve go it its tasted like its old e.g., slightly stale. However the vast majority of the time its good! The drinks are also amazing and the potato chips too (: Inside is very nice and has a super cool vibe. Indoor and outdoor seating. Minimal parking. Relatively fast and polite service. Would recommend!

Very nice Italian Street food place with a pleasant atmosphere and music in the background. We had the Prosciutto focaccia and it was amazing. Super fresh ingredients inside this home made focaccia. One of the most authentic Italian restaurants I have ever been in Minnesota. Highly recommended.

Due is a super cute spot with amazing food. Their patio is spacious & comfortable, with plenty of seating & umbrellas; while the inside is fairly small, we've never had an issue getting a table. I love that they have the option of ordering at the counter or with a QR code, the staff have always been really friendly as well. Today I got the Cafe La Bella (latte with lavender & vanilla), it was the perfect amount of flavoring (not too floral/perfumey tasting). I also got the Caponanta sandwich, which is my favorite veggie option. The whipped burrata is so creamy & delicious, the nuts provide a nice crunch, & the veggies & citrus help balance the whole thing out. My husband & I also split a side of their chips, which are crispy, salty, & delicious. Overall, Due comes through every time, whether eating in or taking out!

My instafriend from Wisconsin loves to send me gems like this so i can report back to her before she comes to town! Hahaha! Smart Girl! This is exactly that! A gem of a place! An old gas station turned into deli/bakery and amazing!!! We hit this at the right sweet spot of time to only have to wait a lil bit! But it would be worth it regardless... i did the Herbed Ham Cotto w/ fig and let's just say it was savory and sweet that was needed! Layla loved everything about the Carne and asked when we would be back! Those herb and sea salt chips! Get them! Bite of sandwich and then a chip... doooo it! Cannoli's did even have a picture chance.. they were delicious and perfect! If when you are in grab those pistachios chocolate chip cookies (2 come in a pack) i went back for another two! I'm

This may be my favorite summer food spot, and thats pretty much exclusively because of the vibes and outdoor space. Don't get me wrong, the sandwiches are beautifully crafted and use high quality ingredients, and the service is great, but what really elevates it for me is the outdoor seating combined with the walk up window. After a long bike ride, not having to lock my bike up, and just recovering with a nice cold beer and a deliciously light sandwich on a sunny patio just feels RIGHT.

due focacceria Loved coming here for an easy lunch! The focaccia is 10/10 - no doubt that it is amazing. So light and buttery , you don't need to add oil or anything to it. I got the turkey sandwich which was so tasty with the romesco spread. I would say the rations could be improved because there was a lot of arugula compared to other toppings. The cup of soup was also perfect to dip my sandwich in. Would love to come back here!

I drove by this location many times but have never stopped. I finally made a stop with a friend and upon walking into the place I instantly fell in love with all the natural light coming in. It has an all-glass solarium feel to one portion of the building that feels amazing as the warm sun hits you. There was a very easy-to-use toast app to order if you chose to use the app or you could go to the counter and place an order the old-fashioned way. The staff was amazing and drinks came out right away. I ordered a white wine with a muffuletta followed by a red wine while my friend ordered a salad of some sort, a blood orange drink, and a coffee. She also had a tomato soup with her order Everything was perfect. The food was better than expected. There are many more items on the menu that we would like to try so we will be making a second trip.

We got the smoke turkey and carne sandwiches and they were so good. They bake their Focacceria bread fresh in house and it's the bread that makes the sandwiches here. The tomato basil soup pairs super well with the sandwich. It's a cute place that has lots of lighting with indoor and outdoor seating. The staff is friendly and food is good, my of my go tos if I am craving a sandwich!

Im between 4 and 5 stars because Im not fully convinced that the value is there. My husband and I paid $50 for lunch with two N.A. beverages. The food itself is quite delicious with the star obviously being the focaccia. I think you just have to know what you're getting yourself into in terms of the price. Would be a great spot to stop and grab sandwiches for a picnic lunch. You can order on a kiosk or at the counter and they bring it out to you. Cute decor with an outdoor patio!

OK the bread here is insane. it wasn't too crowded on a Sunday afternoon which kind of surprised me. They have a bunch of sandwiches, we ordered the muffaletta and the pork/ fig sandwich. The sandwiches were incredible, not just the bread but all of the ingredients. They have a ton of coffee drinks, but I just got an Arnold Palmer, which was pretty refreshing. I would definitely recommend visiting here if you're looking for a cute, casual café! They also have a curbside/pick up window, while we were sitting inside, we saw a couple people come up and order some bread and leave right away. if I lived in the area I would definitely make this a regular errand!!

Wonderful sandwiches and pastries and helpful staff! Really cute place with shaded outside patio.

Fun atmosphere with friendly. staff. Quick and easy self order, delivered to table. Delicious bread with lemon better which is refreshing and yummy. Not shown is the fresh lemonade!

As a St. Paul local, I knew Due Focacceria was a restaurant I KNEW I had to try. Upon entrance, the interior feels like you're in a greenhouse due to all the windows, natural light and plants. The bar and ordering area is very rustic with an array of liquor sitting behind the register. I got the prosciutto sandwich and specified for it to be cut in half (which I highly recommend). You order and pay at a tablet on the side and take a number to your table where, once ready, your food is delivered. When I opened up my sandwich, I was very pleasantly surprised with how much they put into my sandwich. While the arugula and basil took up a good chunk of the sandwich, there was not a lack of the other ingredients which was a pleasant surprise. The bread was fluffy and moist and the cherries added a nice touch of freshness compared to the heartiness of the prosciutto. My friend ordered the smokey turkey sandwich and noted that you really did get a smokey flavor and the sandwich overall was very balanced. The service was around average speed with all employees being very kind and informative. If I could, I would give this restaurant 4.5/5 stars but that is not quite an option. The reason I'm going to go with a 4 is for 2 main reasons: the size and the price. The restaurant itself is relatively small and while I was able to find seating, that is not always the option. The restaurant is also relatively expensive. While you are ABSOLUTELY paying for the quality, my sandwich was $14 before tip so if you come here be prepared for a higher than average sandwich price.

Heard such good things about this place but unfortunately we did not have a good experience and were disappointed. The focaccia bread was stale. The meat did not seem fresh either. The potato chips had absolutely no seasoning or salt on them. Maybe just caught them on a bad night? Very cute place with fun vibe inside and great patio.

Ever since I came home from living in Italy I've been hunting for a good panini place. I finally found it at Due Focacceria. The sandwiches here were honestly better than a lot of the paninis I got in Italy. I got the smoked turkey sandwich and tomato basil soup. When I say they were good, I mean they were freaking fantastic. The focaccia was light and flavorful, and perfectly cooked for just a slight crunch. The sandwich also had this tomato paste on it that really made it perfect. The tomato soup: same story. So flavorful, light, and delicious. The ricotta in it really topped it off though. The inside is absolutely adorable. It's a very small place with a small parking lot off to the side. So if you're coming at a busy time, you may struggle to park or find a place to sit. But if you do get the chance to eat in, do it!! The ambiance is soooo good. I absolutely loved the decor. Overall this place blew away my expectations. I will 100% be coming back to try more of their food, and maybe buy some of their homemade pasta!

God what a good sandwich! Really cute building, very vibey and will be returning to try more types of sandwiches!

This restaurant is a quaint little spot with lovely outdoor patio seating . It's very old timey and have cute little antique knick-knacks . I really wanted to take home one of the antique kettles they had on display . There is a small parking lot , otherwise on street parking. Now for the food . Anyone who knows me knows I am a sucker for beets , so I had to get the Roasted Beet salad which had whipped Ricotta, sesame seeds, pickled vegetables, and red onion vinaigrette. I loved the vinaigrette it was tangy, but light . They use arugula which adds a nice earthy flavor , lots of beets , could have used a few more veggie and definitely more of the ricotta , cause that was delicious, just not much of it . I had TRUFFLE MORTADELLA: Mortadella with pistachio, truffled ricotta, arugula. The focaccia bread was beyond fresh , crunchy on the outside , soft inside .. swoon . This sandwich is very meat forward, the meat is salty and definitely the star. I wish the accompaniments would have just been featured a little more , more , more . All the ingredients are super fresh and tasty though . I am still wondering what was citrusy on my sandwich , but I liked that bit of zest I was getting. The staff was super friendly and very welcoming . Even got a special treat . The chocolate chunk , pistachio and sea salt cookie , fresh out of the oven . This cookie is one of my favorites I've had , the pistachio and the salt combo is just perfect . The middle of this cookie is so Ooey and gooey , I want to try and recreate this , but please do yourself a favor and go get one . For a drink, I tried the ANGRY ARANCIA- aperol, tequila, solerno, and citrus . This drink wasn't tequila forward , but it was light and flavorful . This drink changes to a beautiful grapefruit pink after being shaken up . Will definitely come back, and now for sure have to try I.E Italian Eatery now that I know they are sister companies

The food is delicious. I've gotten several of the sandwiches and sides and everything tastes wonderful. Simple and high quality ingredients. I love the focaccia rounds and often buy a quart of the tomato basil soup. The staff here are so friendly and nice. They go above and beyond.

Cafe style food is fresh and served quickly. It looked like all of the food is served to-go style in takeout containers, but if you say you're dining in when you order, the food will brought to your table. Seating is limited, as is parking in a small adjacent lot. The latte was SO GOOD! Perfectly frothed, even though I ordered with soy milk. Focaccia Dumpling Soup was light and the dumpling were flavored well! I could taste the Parmesan. The grab & go whole focaccia rounds looked and smelled delicious. The whole cafe smelled delicious, honestly! Some of the prices seem fair (like the latte!), and some of the soup & salad seemed pricey but I'm assuming it's due to ingredients and possibly a more recent inflation - not outrageous at all. I would definitely return!

45 minute wait for a sandwich was excessive when not very busy. Almost $20 for a sandwich with a few toppings. We were not impressed.

This place has great vibes. If you squint your eyes it almost feels like you are in Europe. Smells amazing As far as the food, sandwiches are obviously on their fresh made of focaccia bread. The ingredients are clearly good quality. Will definitely be back!

I've been wanting to come here forever and finally made it in! I had very high standards.. comparing to my last focaccia sandwich in Florence was probably unfair but that was my frame of reference. I don't think any American restaurant could even come close to touching that sandwich in Italy but this place was super cute and worth visiting in its own right! My Sammy was good but I would have liked more filling - more meat and cheese and more everything! I also got a cup of soup and a cannoli. Cup of soup was as expected and the cannoli was just wow. Amazing. Can't wait to try out the patio this summer! You'll find me there with a Negroni in hand.

The sandwiches were incredible! Super fresh bread and cute seating area. Chips were a little underseasoned but everything else was great. Parking lot for easy parking.

Thursday mid-day fun at Due Focacceria! The herbed ham cotto was so delectable and of course had to have the sparkling rosé. Excellent sandwiches and great rewards program! Loved the dog friendly patio. Interior is so adorable and cozy! Definitely recommend Due.

So I've never been here in person but I ordered through Uber Eats and couldn't have been more pleased with the selection of items on their menu. Their charcuterie selection is top notch and anyone who knows me knows I love a great charcuterie board! I ordered the following items from their menu: Formaggio Carne Box (market selection of imported formaggio, and carne with house-made accompaniments), Focaccia Herbed Croutons (croutons tossed in olive oil and herbs and Parmesan cheese), 1 Qt Tomato Basil Soup, Tiramisu, Cannoli, and Deli Imported Mixed Olives. No joke, everything was delicious! Made me feel like I was in Italy or at some fancy resort with fabulous charcuterie boards. The formaggio carne box came with what u believe was burrata and it was sooooo good!! Honorable mention for the box because it would have been perfect for a date night in or small get together. The tomato basil soup was a little sweeter than I tend to like my soups but paired with the focaccia herbed croutons - heavenly! Their deserts do not disappoint, this was the best Tiramisu I've had from a restaurant in a while! All in all, I loved everything. I will definitely be ordering from here again! The sandwiches look delightful and the vibe seems immaculate!

The prosciutto sandwich was amazing. Didn't really like the chips as much as I thought I would. Liked that you could order via your phone from the table. Enjoyed the patio (didn't even go inside), the water you could refill and their selection of beers. Definitely will come back. It was the perfect 3 hour lunch!

I love this place and go every one or two weeks. The food is fantastic and I'm basically obsessed with their tomato soup, which they accent with a dollop of ricotta. It has ruined all other tomato soup for me. The focaccia is outstanding, by itself or in a sandwich. I always get a couple tomato soups and a loaf of their tomato focaccia and eat it over a couple days. It is definitely the best focaccia I've ever had. Their sandwiches are similarly delicious. I've had the smoked turkey, prosciutto and ham. The turkey is my favorite and perfectly balanced with the smokiness of the turkey offsetting the pecorino romano and greens. The sandwiches are also huge, and you can really only eat half so it easily makes two full meals. Their desserts are decent too. Though I always order takeout, it's a beautiful space and usually every table has someone at it. But the food all comes out within minutes. The staff is always great. Occasionally the owner will throw in a free dessert. I absolutely love this place and hope they're here for many years to come. It's a great neighborhood staple.

This place is my go to for everything. Lunch. Dinner. Catering events. Take and bake. Groceries. Gifts. Love me some Due. The rotational seasonal focaccia is divine and the sandwiches and salads are tasty. The catering plates are beautiful like art but are very delicious. Don't be fooled. I could bathe in their roasted garlic aoli. They also make a mean aperol spritz. The house lemonade is refreshing on a hot day. I like to gift the pasta pouches. Everything is freshly made in house. Stop in. You'll be addicted

I had been looking forward to trying Due and my only regret is that I hadn't visited sooner! The atmosphere at Due is lively and welcoming. Due offers both indoor and outdoor seating. We chose to take our meal out to the covered patio area to enjoy the beautiful fall weather. There were many couples and families doing the same, but there was amble seating to accommodate everyone! On our first go around, got the Pastrami and the bread plate. The Pastrami was excellent and had incredible flavor. The bread plate was such a treat. The butter was slightly sweet with a hint of lemon; I could have eaten it by the spoon full! We enjoyed our meal so much we went back the next day to grab a family meal to enjoy at home with our guest. This included two sandwiches (cut in half), a choice of salad, and a choice of deserts. This was a great deal and everyone enjoyed it! We got the potato salad and it was divine - dare I say the best I have ever had. The cannolis were a nice treat & not too sweet. I am looking forward to trying the tiramisu next time we return! Overall, I rate my experience at Due a 10/10. It is such a treat to have a wonderful establishment like this in our area :)

Was so excited to come back and try this place but was unfortunately a little let down. Came on a Saturday around 12 and was surprised to find that it was pretty empty. They have both indoor and outdoor seating and you can order at a tablet or at the bar and then you get a number and sit wherever you like. I got the herbed ham cotto sandwich (ham, fig jam and pecorino romano) and my partner got the pastrami (house smoked pastrami, black garlic aioli, giardiniera). The letdown for me was the bread. Maybe it was old but it was not that fluffy and almost a little tough. Both sandwiches were pretty cold too which didn't help. For the price I thought the filling was pretty light. My partner really liked the flavor of his sandwich but wished it was served warm.

Due Foccaceria has been one of my favorite spots since it opened. I would have given it 5 stars no question, but when I went back recently I was disappointed in the quality. The patio is adorable, as is the interior. The food is tasty but takes quite a long time considering it's fast casual. The drink options are good. However, I personally feel that if you're charging 10+ dollars for a small pour of wine, it shouldn't be served in a tiny plastic cup. The Italian illusion was shattered for me when I got my nice glass of vino in a little solo cup. I understand avoiding glass outside, but even a nice acrylic would do! Maybe this is high maintenance, but the high price point seems to warrant it.

Lovely wait staff and delicious food- everything was great; the sandwiches,coffee, tiramisu, but the stand out was the focaccia- we got a basic loaf and it was warmed and olive oil oozed out as we pulled it apart. I could eat that every day. Would love it if they had a warm pasta offering

Came here for the first time with a friend and it was such a cute spot! The vibes were 10/10 for sure. The service was lovely as well. We both ordered the ham cotto sandwich and it was decent. I didn't know what to expect but I thought the bread would be warm. I thought it was a decent enough sandwich because I love fig and pork together. I probably have to go back and try a different sandwich or something else to have a more accurate opinion.

I thought I hated takeout in MPLS until I tried Due Foccaceria!!! There were so many tempting items on the menu, but we ultimately went for a few classics: -Winter Caesar Salad: Their dressing is (supposedly) vegetarian, but it is SO good. At first glance, I was disappointed by the very small quantity of salad I received for the steep price ($9), but their dressing is so cheesy and decadent, that you can't really eat much more than the portion size they give you. The salad was super crunchy and decadent--the lunch I always dream about. -Cici Foccacia: their only veggie sandwich option. I thought I wouldn't love it since the whole kale-chickpea combination is pretty tired for veg folks, but something in the way they prep their chickpeas had me drooling for more. The texture of the chickpeas is crunchy, and savory, and super mouth watering. For the price, however, it was pretty sparse with the fillings. -Foccacia dumpling soup: Super cheesy broth, awesome for a chilly Minnesota winter day. It wasn't my favorite, because I am not a soup person in general, but it was a total hit for my BF! We also took home their seasonal take-home foccacia round. It was literally the best bread I have eaten. I loved the whole cloves of roasted garlic and the subtle creaminess from the ricotta. Can't wait to try more of their focaccia bread options! We also took home a tub of their fresh made pasta noodles. They are sitting in the freezer now, but can't wait to try them out in our favorite pasta recipe. Knocking off a star because of the very steep prices. Happy to spend when it comes to quality food, but I did notice that the disposable utensils/napkins are super high quality/customized, which I am sure contributes to the high prices. Especially during Covid times, when everything is take-out, we don't need fancy utensils and napkins!

Cute little spot down the street- has a nice patio to enjoy your bite Rosè was nice, but a very light pour. The Focaccia bread is full of rich flavor and makes this smoked turkey street sandwich a winner. Best for last.... The Latte was perfect. Rich, cream flavor with just the right amount of froth, pair that with this decadent tiramisu... those two things alone will make me come back tomorrow. I would of liked if the owner would of acknowledge our table as she chatted a few other ones up. Maybe next time.

This was a light and fresh menu. It's a perfect lunch spot. Everything was good except the "gelato" which is basically a sorbet. The vibe is cool. We didn't have drinks - which I hear are good. I think this is good for what it is but what it is is very limited in scope. I really think its a 3.5 star but I'll round up. If you want a fresh sandwich or salad with a trendy vibe, this place does the trick. I will say, the lemon butter with the bread plate was very good.

The atmosphere of this patio is great! There's a massive overhang with extremely modern infrastructure. Overall, the food was just Ok. I really appreciate the variety in the Formaggio & Carne box. There were 3 different spreads that were all unique. Fig spread, garlic spread, tomato spread; alternating kept each one interesting! For a "Foccaceria", I expected the foccacia bread to be the shining star. I desired a very salty olive oil taste, but I was left with a dry neutral flavor. Great place to relax on a patio and enjoy cocktails with breads, spreads, and cheeses!

Oh num! Happened to drive by this establishment in a hungry fall Saturday 2 pm stupor and circled back and was able to pull right in to a spot in their lot. Strolled in...grabbed a super cute menu off a hook, walked right up to a kiosk and ordered a prosciutto focaccia sandwich to share and a cannolis desert. Food was prepared fresh behind the counter. Unfortunately we needed to take it to go because we were in a time crunch to get to a wedding. This place is super darling and I would have loved to have enjoyed eating in. Loved the sandwich and the cannolis ( um... I'll admit we ate the desert first). See my video and pictures. Glad I don't live close by or I would be here Every day!

It's alright but expensive for what it is. It reminds me of a hipster apartment filled with plants trying to sell grandma's basic recipes at a premium. People were nice, idea is okay, fine to visit once but not an every day "let's go here" kind of spot IMHO.

I'm always on the lookout for new places and when i read that the folks behind the excellent I.E. (Italian Eatery) had opened a focaccia-based Italian deli, I thought I'd treat my nephew to lunch and try it out. It's a pretty small place with only a few inside tables so if you want to eat there, plan ahead. On a Tuesday at 11:45 it wasn't really an issue. Inside the space is bright an airy and has a really cool rustic/hip/classic mix/mash interior that just makes you feel cozy. The friendly (but limited staff) helped us out. Ordering - either at the self-service terminal or do what we did and just tell the guy at the bar what you want. We tried several sandwiches all served on the fresh house-made focaccia. You can tell by every bite that they are using really high quality ingredients. Find a place to sit and wait - they take your name and bring the food out to you or if they are busy - they yell out your name to pick it up at the deli counter. Food - really liked the ham and cheese with fig spread and the creamy tomato soup. The prosciutto and mozzarella was also yummy. Perhaps a bit pricey for lunch, but given the freshness and quality, I felt it was well worth it. I'd definitely head back over for lunch to try some more of the options.

$95 for a $40 meal. Tomato soup...COLD and not Gazpacho. Beet salad: did not contain all the ingredients listed on the menu. Focaccia: Lots of bread. Little ingredients. All served as take-out. Complete waste of money. Miserable.

Love love this spot! Parking can be a little tricky but worth it. Ham Cotto is divine --but most things at this small sandwich spot are.

I spotted this place while driving by, and HAD to circle back. I was amazed I hadn't heard of it before It is the cutest place, earthy vibes and beautiful yet simple interior. It has such a nice chill vibe. To order, you simply place an order on one of the screens, so no waiting in line or asking what is in each item, all questions can be answered on these devices. This element keeps the area relatively quiet because there is no loud ordering or conversing between customers and staff. I wish I could have stayed longer to enjoy this cafe but I had to get on the road again, so I ordered the Prosciutto Focaccia Sandwich and a cannoli to share with my mom! The sandwich was a good size to share for a little lunch on the go, although was pretty spendy, but worth it once in a while! The flavors were to die for - I can't wait to try more off their menu and drag more of my friends here. I'd love to come in the summer as well, their outside looks very cute!

Amazing spot for some casual Italian food. Loved the cipolla share box - both the fresh bread and hummus were delicious. They also have some unique and delicious Italian beers to try. The Menabrea Bionda is a new favorite!

extremely loud, over priced sandwiches with little stuffing. We ordered shareable itesm, far too little of the burrito spread and over a loaf of focaccia. Beet salad was small. Everything came in a bag despite we telling them we were dining in had to ask for plates twice. I ordered some take away and no instructions on how to bake the arancini, no sauce, and they were basically tasteless. There were three of us in the place and no One else but the staff cranked up the music so we could never t hear ourselves. Bad service, bad food, over priced. Ugh

Very disappointed on this visit. I placed a large order and we received old items. The Fig Spread, Tomato Conserva and Grana Padano were all dated on the bottom. I hope the dates meant when they were packaged and not expired. But they were all 10-16 days old. The Goat Ricotta wasn't dated but was turning a little yellow. The sandwiches were good but it made us a little uneasy eating them when we didn't trust the freshness of the food. I love to support small businesses and this is a long drive for us. But it is not worth it. They need to offer less products to keep them fresh or make them in smaller batches. I ended up throwing away half of my order.

Due ("doo-eh") Focacceria is dreamy. I fell in love when I walked in -- the candles, lush house plants, and neon lights were so pretty and welcoming. Oh good lord, the food. So good and approachable. Ordering system = You place your order at a kiosk, which is highly customizable, and then your name gets called for pickup at the counter. So we went a little nuts with a big order and we had no regrets. For some reason we assumed the portions would be like small plates/tapas, but they were generous for the price, and we even had to move to a bigger table! We ordered so many delicious things. One of my faves was the Carne Focaccia (Street Sandwich): With finocchina, hot coppa, mortadella, pecorino crema, artichoke pate. Perhaps my new favorite sandwich. We also had a shareable "Box" with delicate smoked salmon with some fresh fixings and of course, bread. We also had a delicious dish of tender smoked octopus and couscous. A housemade cannoli was the perfect ending to the glutinous and gluttonous feast. I also love that they serve fresh made pantry items like fresh pasta, bake at home lasagna, and house made sauces. I can't wait to go back!

This was a first (and NOT last!) visit to Due Focacceria. This is a quaint, charming little restaurant with limited parking and very informal indoor seating. My friend and I went for lunch. I had the Carne sandwich; she had the Proscuitto sandwich. Both were delicious! Sandwiches are served on freshly baked focaccia (as the name would indicate). They have soups, fresh pasta, focaccia rounds, and sweets to go as well. We topped off our lunch with, again, freshly baked, chocolate pistachio cookies that were divine! The staff is friendly and there is a welcoming vibe even when you just walk in. Everything is fresh and on display. I was HUNGRY when we arrived yet ate just 2/3 of my sandwich. It was a very generous portion, to say the least. My husband was quite happy with my leftover! There is a patio that we cannot wait to visit the next time when the weather is warm. It's a great neighborhood find at Randolph and Fairview. You will NOT be disappointed! Don't wait. Get over there now!

Stopped here for takeout while restaurants are shut down and it is still a gem. There's a small parking lot where the takeout window is on the side of the building. The prosciutto sandwich melts in your mouth and is a good size sandwich. A little spendy at ~$13.75 but definitely quality ingredients. And of course the cannoli is a must and tastes so fresh. Online ordering or you can go to the window and order.

I had their smoked turkey sandwich with added something ham and it was really good. It was not the best sandwich I've ever eating but definitely good. Their tomato basil soup on the other hand tho... it was very very good! Better than a lot of places have been trying over months. I'm giving them 4 starts because the hype of the sandwiches here was very high from conversations I've had before trying this place and I don't think it lived to that expectation. Still it was a good sandwich and I will try again but a different one with other things until I find the one I like from here.

If you can't travel to Italy and have a light lunch at on a quaint sidewalk patio then drive yourself over to this spot, and take in the sights and smells that get you pretty darn close. The interior and patio are so nicely decorated with simple greens and cozy wooden accents. Then menu has everything from take away family style and sandwiches, salads, to booze, coffee and deserts! I found it hard to narrow my options down but went with the prosciutto. Focaccia was so good and salty and chewy. Prosciutto and mozzarella complement each other so nicely, along with the peppery arugula. Little too much tomato for my taste, would have preferred if it was more of a tomato paste or spread but still very good! Can't wait to go back for dessert!