Liberati's Italian Deli & Bakery

My review is just for the pizza. I'm not sure what style pizza they have but whatever it is, it's 100% delicious. It's filling, dense, cheesy, greasy goodness. But not as dense and greasy as Sylvia's was. Been a downriver resident basically my whole life and never had it til my dad dropped it off one day.

Liberati's is emblematic of your classic family owned neighborhood Italian Deli. They offer a wide variety of baked goods, cold cuts, hot prepared foods, and have a couple of shelves of dry goods. There's also a fridge in the back with take-and-bake pizza, lasagna, pasta sauces, salads, and other Italian goodies. Always a nice place to pick up a meal for the family. Admittedly, I haven't really tried any of their hot foods because what I normally get here is the Italian sub - it's perfect for a quick and hearty lunch.Italian Sub ($7.29) - This sub is made fresh in front of you and is chock full with meat, veggies and cheese, all on a soft Italian sub roll. The construction here is immaculate; they first start with a layer of three provolone slices, then eight slices of meat (four different types of meat in fact), and finally stuff the veggies (onion, tomato, lettuce, banana peppers) inside. This makes it so that the wet ingredients don't touch the bread, resulting in a sub that stores pretty well without the bread getting soggy. I do recommend getting the red wine vinaigrette dressing on the side and only pouring it on right before you start eating the sandwich. Simple ingredients, but delicious.Note: Liberati's sometimes runs out of bread before the day ends, so be sure to come in earlier if you want the subs! Liberati's is a great choice for some simple, down-to-earth Italian fare. It's well worth a trip if you're in the area.

Stromboli hoagie. $7.29 but built like a $3 gas station hoagie. Suggest ordering anything else here and just going to Jacks down the road if you want a proper pepperoni roll.

Looking for authentic Italian American cooking? Starving for a really good Italian sub on a chewy, fresh bun? Look no further!Everything at Liberati's is homemade, from freshly baked bread to pasta, salads, and sides. And while the carry-out / grocery portion of the store is relatively small, it's all of the highest quality and features take-and-bake entrees so you can pretend you too are an expert EYE-talian chef.Totally the real deal, and worth the effort to seek out.

Awesome food with hometown feel. Knowledgeable staff, and they're friendly. All the eats and terrific desserts!!

Meals to go subs cheeses Pizza meatballs a daily special ravioli or whatever very great place really love it I enjoyed the restaurant on Miller road in Dearborn I go there every Wednesday!

Service: 5/5 Was greeted upon entering and workers were friendly. Food: 2/5Pizza slice was large, but not flavorful. Not a lot of pepperoni or sauce and the cheese overpowered what remained.Meatball sub was a good portion size. Personally the meat and sauce didn't stand out to me. It was an average sandwich. Ambiance: 3/5 Classic deli look

Something drastically changed. Pizza rolls were dry and deli prices increased. Staff seemed unfriendly

Old school Italian bakery, deli and deliciousness. I comeHere every time I get my teeth cleaned across the street at Dr Kevin Potocsky's office. Get their lasagna and pizza!

I had a delicious pastrami sandwich on a roll with veggies, cheese and Italian dressing.The lady made it with love and you can just tell. The staff is warm and friendly.I savored the sandwich and know I will return for more.The selection of biscotti and other goodies are also very nice.