D'aleo Italian Deli

I'm 100% Italian from NY. I know Italian deli's, I and family have owned Italian deli's. This is the real deal. I like to make my own "party subs" aka the Big Sandweech. Trust me, get a ciabatta from the freezer case, pop it in the oven for a few minutes for a crunchy crust. Make your own party sub from the array of meats and cheese in the deli case. This is one from Christmas Eve.

We have always wanted to try this deli and we found ourselves in the neighborhood right around lunchtime. The place was filled with what seemed like x New Yorkers. There are a few tables inside and out in a true deli atmosphere with Italian products for sale, big deli counters, a freezer section filled with all kinds of fresh pastas and sauces. You can take home and reheat. We grabbed a table inside and the server took our order. I really enjoyed my chef salad with turkey. I'm sorry that my photo didn't turn out on that because it was huge and loaded with thinly sliced turkey meat and provolone cheese. My husband had a sub full of Italian style cold cuts layered on a fresh roll with the works. I was able to grab a photo of one half of the sandwich before he devoured it. The waiter tried to tempt us with their homemade cannolis, but we are in serious need of dropping a few pounds so we had to pass on that.

It's a grocery, it's a deli, it's a restaurant and it's absolutely delicious! And just like that, I have another new favorite place! This is a true hidden gem. My family and I discovered it when attending another business nearby and just had to try it. All of their sandwiches are on the windows for review before entering...just reading them all makes you hungry. Good luck deciding! That said, they do have a menu on the wall by the counter inside and they have hard copies to take to your table as well. They have other items aside from sandwiches too, like Spaghetti and Parmigiana to name a few. You order at the counter and if you choose to eat in they'll bring the food to you. After you are done eating, you pay at the counter as well. Please note, you will have to pay for drink refills here. The staff is kind and helpful. There is plenty of parking. Keep in mind they aren't open on Sundays.End note: for some of you this deli may remind you of the deli's of yesteryear, when some of us were kids. Just entering this place may take you back...it's just pretty cool. Places like this just don't exist anymore and/or hard to find. Lucky for us we have this place here and it's been here a long time and hopefully a long time to come.Highly recommend...enjoy!

Love this place tucked away off Highway 1 South in St Augustine. A classic throwback deli from the past yet so refreshing in modern times. Great deli menu and the retail space is (literally) stacked with all kinds of goodies, deli meats and cheese. Will make this place a regular place I'll visit over and over!

Sandwich was fresh. Absolutely delicious! Friendly helpful staff. We will definitely visit this hidden gem again.

I drive out of my way to come here but this time it was a huge disappointment. My chicken parmigiana was pounded so thin that there was more breading than chicken. I couldn't taste the chicken. The mozzarellaCheese was good. Too much sauce on it. I would never order this again. Yes is did speak to the owner and said cutlets are thin but this is way ridiculous,

Phenomenal sandwiches, great service, and cozy atmosphere! This place just feels like home. We were welcomed the moment we walked on the door and handed a menu. My husband and I decided to split the Hit Man and a Chicken Parm sub. It was an excellent combo! The chicken parm was classic and the sauce was delicious. The Hit Man was piled high with meats and the hot peppers added just the right touch. Though next time I would ask for extra just because I like spicy. Our lunch was so good we chose to top it off with a cannoli and it was the perfect addition to our meal! Please stop in and enjoy this local spot!!

I ordered a mortadella sandwich shop it was good it was I thought small but what I made up for it I asked what the price of the provolone imported was and they said $18 a pound so I settled for the American stuff which is bland and doesn't taste like anything so whatever else you put in the sub will give the taste to the sub not the cheese just the fat content on the cheese is relevant taste is not but since everybody does the same thing that's unfortunately life! As for a deli it's a nice place you can buy all sorts of stuff there imported I mean but of course the price is going to be high so most people won't be able to afford it ‼ and it's not the owner's fault it's the lack of government control partly which doesn't want to control gas prices and let's the price go on the stock market like a Russian roulette you know one bullet in and then roll the drum and see if you get lucky and don't get your head blown off but the gasoline is going to blow your head off every time because anything you buy is affected by diesel price which is ridiculous! And the new moron that just got elected again it's not going to do anything for you‼ time to move out of the country back home where it's normal at least more so than here by far. I just feel sorry for those who don't have a choice.

The best turkey sub I've had in a long time but unfortunately their Caprese salad left a lot to be desired.

Excellent corned beef and pastrami. Also decent salads. Prices also were decent. Service was good.