Tucci's Southside Subs
Sandwich shop · Pleasant Hill ·
East Coast-style subs & cheesesteaks with Boar's Head meats
East Coast-style subs & cheesesteaks with Boar's Head meats
"Tucci’s italian sub has a devoted following, and there’s plenty about it that we enjoy. On this particular tasting, it was a little heavy on the ham, and the bread didn’t seem super fresh. It's the type of sandwich we’d toss in a bag for a day at the pool or for a work lunch, but not one worth any sort of detour. We prefer Tucci's turkey sub." - nicolai mccrary
"Tucci’s serves hefty Italian subs, either cold or toasted. Try the spicy Italian hoagie, grilled eggplant, or hot ham and Swiss for a filling bite. The full-size sandwiches are generous, so consider ordering a half unless you plan to have a second meal. Both South Austin locations offer indoor seating and easy online ordering. Pickup and delivery orders are online." - Darcie Duttweiler
"Tucci’s feels like it was airlifted from a busy street corner in New England and dropped into a South Austin strip mall between a tax office and a Gatti’s Pizza. It’s one of our favorite spots for deli staples, like a classic italian or turkey sub. Both come loaded with meat, but the turkey is topped with garlic mayo and hot sweet peppers that turn an otherwise ordinary sandwich into something you’ll be appreciating long after your fingers have un-raisined themselves." - nicolai mccrary, matthew jacobs
"It’s rare to get excited about a turkey sandwich, which tends to be the safe and healthy option on any menu. But at Tucci’s, it’s the highlight. The hoagie comes packed full of smoked Cajun turkey breast and dressed with garlic mayo, hot sweet peppers, spinach, and red onions, turning the “healthy” choice into a sandwich you’ll still be thinking about the next day. At around $18 for a full sub, the prices feel a little steep until you realize it’s big enough to stretch out over a couple of meals." - nicolai mccrary
"Tucci’s looks and feels like it was airlifted from a busy street corner in New England and dropped into a South Austin strip mall between a tax office and a Gatti’s Pizza. It’s one of our favorite spots for deli staples, like a classic Italian or turkey sub. Both come loaded with meat, but the turkey is topped with garlic mayo and hot sweet peppers that turn an otherwise ordinary sandwich into something you’ll be thinking about long after your fingers have un-raisined themselves. " - nicolai mccrary
