Jimmy's Food Store
Italian grocery store · Bryan Place ·
Authentic Italian market with deli sandwiches, imported goods, wines
Authentic Italian market with deli sandwiches, imported goods, wines
"We paired drinks with fried olives stuffed with sausage from the adjacent Italian grocer’s deli counter; he pronounced them a “good snack.” Those particular fried olives are now sadly not on the menu because chef Misti Norris’s Rainbow Cat has taken over the kitchen, but the memory of the snack stood out during the crawl." - Courtney E. Smith
"At this East Dallas legend, score sandwiches, wine, cream-filled cannoli, and more goodness straight from Italy. In addition to the prepared items, find a bounty of Italian groceries and a case packed with enough cured meats to satisfy any charcuterie junkie. Have a glass of wine while you shop and stay for a killer sandwich." - Courtney E. Smith
"If you’re not dropping in for a sandwich for lunch from Jimmy’s now and then, what are you even doing with your life? The Italian beef, meatball sub, and muffaletta all win raves, as does the Cuban." - Courtney E. Smith
"Everyone has their favorite sandwich at Jimmy’s, but the piece de resistance is arguably the prosciutto panino. It’s got thinly sliced prosciutto layered with thick slices of freshly pulled mozzarella, flavorful, juicy tomatoes, and fresh shreds of basil on a giant crusty roll." - Eater Staff
"Jimmy's Food Store is a Dallas institution—this Italian deli sells hard-to-find chips, wines, and bread, and has the best soda selection in North Texas. The real treat, though, is the sandwich and delicatessen, which serves made-to-order Italian sandwiches, like the muffuletta, Philly roast pork, and Italian beef. Grab yourself a bag of sea salt chips, a Henry Weinhard root beer, and a Cuban sandwich for under $20." - Lee Escobedo
