Di Abruzzo Italian Market

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

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.

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.

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!

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.

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!

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!!!

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.

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

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.