Roma Deli & Restaurant

It has been so hard to find a good authentic Italian deli since moving to Vegas. That is until we stopped I here. The sandwiches were delicious and after having a bite of the chicken parm sandwich I can’t wait to get back for more of the sauce and some pasta.

Went here for dinner with friends last night. It was nice! I don’t have a lot of experience with authentic Italian food (other than knowing I want to put it in my face) but we went with an Italian friend from Chicago who said the place looked pretty legitimately italian, and saw a bunch of stuff she liked on their deli shelves.
We went on a Sunday night, so the restaurant was not crowded. The service that we got was very good, our waitress was helpful and attentive! When a member of our table asked if she could put a soccer game on the tv she was really nice and put the game on for us (in Spanish, like he requested). They were very accommodating!
Everyone at our table enjoyed their dishes. My husband got the Sicilian lasagna with eggplant and loved his dish. I ordered fettuccini Alfredo with chicken. The sauce was good, it was a little oily, but the chicken was absolutely delicious. I don’t know if it was a marinade or something they used on it, but it was delicious.
I wasn’t planning on ordering dessert, because a few Unilocal reviews had said they weren’t good — but for once I am so glad that I didn’t listen to the reviews! My husband and I split the profiteroles and it was seriously, seriously good. Our friends split the spumoni bomba and it was so good that they ordered another piece of cake to take home with them!
We had a lovely dinner here, I’d definitely recommend this restaurant on a Sunday night!

There is no way this place is italian but it is because they spoke italian. Everything we ordered tasted terrible. They serve fish with side of pasta. Never had that combination fish with pasta. The pasta was undercooked fish was nasty.
The only thing that tasted good was the ciabatta bread which was fresh. The tiramisu was bad it tasted more like water or watered down. I think they used water instead of coffee just weird that I would taste water in tiramisu.
Either way it tasted nasty, never had a bad tiramisu like that specialy at an italian restaurant.
It feels more like a grocery store inside maybe they should just stick to selling produce instead of serving food.
Dont know how they get all those great reviews about their food but trust me having eaten at real italian restaurants in europe and being familiar with the taste, this didnt taste nothing like italian. Either those people who eat there have no clue how italian food should taste or they dont have any taste.
And its not cheap either, I would say lunch food for dinner price. High price for the low quality of food.
I would say stay away.

We walked in and it was lunch rush! There was one waiter working and his name was Massimo. He never spoke to us wants till I literally had to get up to get the check. The busser & runner sat us and took our order. The beef carpaccio wasn’t really beef carpaccio it was more like well done deli meat… made me so sad. We ordered the Roma and the Sicilian cold meat lunch sandwhichs with imported meats! I would never go back but I don’t want to give it negative stars really because I love love how at home I felt. I felt like I was in Little Italy in a mom and pop shop!!! That part I loved! Maybe the pasta would be great! I just honestly don’t think I’ll get anything authentic out here in Las Vegas Nevada!

A little piece of Italy. Authentic food at reasonable prices. Massimo is friendly, amazing and even has the accent. Great Greek salad.

I had the gluten free pasta and meat sauce. It was wonderful. My husband had prosciutto sandwiches and chicken soup and loved it. The staff was very nice. The ambience was nice.

What can I say? This place is excellent, the food, the atmosphere, the service, definitely my number one recommendation for Italian food in Vegas. I’ve never had something here I didn’t like but I definitely recommend the eggplant parmesan, and the bread, well it’s one of the best parts!

Its admin day so my work treated us to lunch. I haven’t been to the Roma deli before but I’ve passed by it many times going to Chinatown.
Its a really nice Italian restaurant with a little deli and bakery.
For my lunch I ordered the fried calamari platter and shared a house salad with my co worker. Everything was delicious and filling! After lunch I also bought some cookies from the mini bakery. I have yet to try them but my coworker says they’re great!

I came here with my girlfriend and her godparents off of a recommendation from them, and I’ll be honest: Italian food is good, but definitely not my first choice. Let me tell you why this place amazed me.
The atmosphere upon walking on is very authentic. The wine display on the wall, the open glass viewing on the deli counter, all feels VERY Italian. They have a huge selection of Italian cheeses and sausages, and the food is to die for! The cheese ravioli with alfredo sauce I ordered was beyond perfection. The staff are very attentive, and extremely friendly!
It’s a shame I don’t live locally, otherwise I’d be back once a week. I am marking it in my book of places to return to. It’s nice to see an amazing mark of culture in such a hole in the wall spot, but I am so happy I was able to stop by. I highly recommend!

I had the Meat Ravioli with Meat sauce, and it was delicious. The customer service is great. They’re bread is amazing. It’s hands down the best Italian food I’ve had in Las Vegas, and I’ve been here for 20yrs. My babe had the Linguine with broccoli, sausage, and cream sauce, and he loved it. The atmosphere is cozy and pleasant. Enjoy!

My favorite Italian deli in town. I have always enjoyed Roma deli and Roma deli 2. This is my more frequented spot. Caprese salad is great. Today I had the pasta fagioli for the first time and loved it. Cheese ravioli add a meatball were also on my table. All around good stuff. My friend had the chicken cacciatore which he enjoyed. I love this little restaurant which is in china town. Always will be a customer here.

A group of us visited Roma for the first time today and ordered a few sandwiches, soup and a couple of salads. The deli itself is very nice and the staff was friendly. We saw some of the Italian food being served to people eating in and it looked great. The food was good. The soup was definitely the highlight. The sandwiches were good but the bread was a little to hard. The Caesar salad was very good but the Greek salad was just average. Overall we thought the restaurant was good.

A very cute hole in the wall restaurant with amazing food and service! My aglio e olio was very fresh and my fiancé devoured his steak! We finished with the spumoni dessert and it was incredible! Great prices too!

This place was good I got the Italian sandwich. The man however at the front desk was really rude he didn’t say hi he just walked to the register and ignored me. Other than that the food was really good and the lady that took my phone order was nice. I would have given 5 stars if the guy wasn’t so rude I think he was even the owner.

Roma Deli is cute and cozy, they have the best Italian food in Las Vegas.
The ingredients are fresh, the staff is friendly and their menu has something for everyone.
I’ve been there with groups of people and the staff is always super welcoming and they make you feel like part of the family.
The food is well priced and definitely pleases everyone.
I could eat a basket of their bread all by myself.
Don’t even get me started on the cheese! OMG THE CHEESE! Since they are a deli, all their cheese is super fresh. Please do yourself a favor and order the caprese salad (which I don’t get anywhere else but here). Also, their pasta dishes are amazing.
Also, for what I hear, this is Celine Dion’s favorite restaurant, and people claim she is there all the time, not that it matters to you… or me… but I thought someone may care… maybe.

OMG!!! LOVE LOVE LOVE ROMA!!! just keeps getting better and now they even cater, my life just got a lot easier for the holidays!!! Just had the Penne with Vodka sauce and a Braciole, beautiful fresh spinach salad, just right, no words… WOW!

This isn’t your run of the mill Italian-​American deli with pasty red sauces, soggy noodles and garlic knots. You walk in and they’re speaking Italian. The pastas are al dente and the sauces are light and delicious. I had the lunch special spaghetti cacciatore and my girlfriend had an eggplant lasagna. They were both fantastic. If you’re in the mood for real Italian food but don’t want to get raped $ 50.00 for a plate of pasta at one of the high end restaurants, then this place is for you. A real mom and pop small Italian gem.

Not my favorite. We ordered pickup via eat24 and got a notice that food would be ready for pick up between 10 – 45 minutes. After 20 minutes I had to check the status of the order and low and behold the food was ready for pickup.
The place was cool, had a cool Italian deli kind of feel. Service was okay but they didn’t put any of the requested condiments in our to go bag. No plastic utensils, napkins, Parmesan, nothing. Kind of wish I didn’t leave them a 15% tip on my card. The lady recommended the pasta salad so we ordered a container of it. It wasn’t good, no flavor at all. As for the meat ravioli with marinara, it was cold and the sauce tasted more like a tomato basil soup. Don’t get me wrong, I like tomato basil soup, in fact I absolutely love it but when you ask for marinara you expect marinara. The faggioli soup was the same, really thick and not your typical faggioli. Not my cup of soup.
Ultimately I was disappointed. Probably won’t be ordering from them again.

I prefer the other location but can’t put my finger on why. Service is quick, product is good, the sandwiches and salads are what I prefer to get. Space also includes a small deli, bakery, and grocery area, with cannoli, San Marzano tomatoes, and various meats and cheeses. They do offer takeout and delivery, and dine-​in does include table service for dinner.
Their chicken or eggplant parm sandwiches are heavenly, with fresh bread, tons of gooey cheese, and a large portion. The calamari salad is a bit plain, but fresh, so I tend to go for the greek– add chicken if this is intended as a meal.
Downside to this location is the parking situation– I often come by to a full lot and have to pull out on the busy street, turn into another adjacent lot, repark, and walk over. If you want a great sandwich though, it’s worth the (admittedly minimal) hassle.

It feels like having a dinner inside of a grocery store. Food is good and inexpensive. But I hate the wine glasses.

An actual authentic Italian deli in Las Vegas! I don’t know why a good deli sandwich is so damn hard to find in this god-​forsaken desert but it is. In the SF Bay Area, there are no shortage of good Italian delis & that’s one of the things I miss most about living there. Well, that & not having to endure hell on earth 9 months out of the year. But I digress.
Besides the high quality meat, the bread is prob the most important part of a good deli sandwich. It’s gotta be hard but chewy, bread that can stand up to oil & vinegar & any other condiments you slather on that baby. The subway/​capriottis crap bread will be the downfall of society. Ok, maybe a bit dramatic but I’m passionate about good bread & I want to shout it from the rooftops!
Now if they can just open a Henderson location, I’ll be happy & fat forever. Or at least until I move away.

If heaven were a food it would be most of the items on the Roma Deli menu. Fresh gnocchi, homemade sauces («gravy» as us Italian Eastcosters call it), and Italian pastries.
More specifically they had a killer special on an item called «Sicilian eggplant lasagna» and I am still daydreaming of this dish today. Rich, delicious, flavored to perfection… The only thing I won’t do again is waste my taste buds on a salad before hand, I must save all the room for the entrée and dessert!
Lunch or dinner, if you are craving REAL Italian food, this is your spot.

Went shopping in chinatown and decided we wanted something different to eat. This place was recommended by my wife and Unilocal had some decent reviews. Plus it was just down the road from the major grocery stores in chinatown. The front parking lot is small but we went just as they opened so it was not so busy. We also found that there is a back parking lot for customers.
As you walk in Roma it has a deli counter where you can make sandwiches or buy prepared items like mac salad, green olives, calamari salad. The restaurant portion has one long table for a big group and several small seating and the there are shelves with products for sale. We were seated quickly, and they brought the whole specials board down to us to show us the specials. I guess that is a normal practice since everyone that walked in for the restaurant got shown the board.
I like that as we waited for our meal we could see the deli counter. We will definetly be back to try the sandwiches. The bread looks nice and crisp, vegetables are cut fresh instead of prepackaged cut veggies and you can get sandwiches with roasted bell peppers. On the deli counter menu I also saw pizza dough on sale. You can buy the toppings there and make your own pizza at home. Awesome idea since the have such a variety of cheeses and meats. I am looking forward to going back to try it.
Back to what i actually ordered
Calamri salad-​excellent. Fresh and not fishy tasting or rubbery. Got the garlic bread and it was crunchy but not tough or chewy.
Chicken parmigian-​cant go wrong wirh breaded chicken with cheese and sauce. Three pieces was one portion. The pasta came on the side which was a good touch but it was too al dente for me. The flavor was good though and i ate it up.
We ate the dishes family style.
We were actually full but had to taste the dessert so we had tiramisu and the «grandmother cake». Tiramisu had the consistency of tres leches, overly soaked bottom layer and then the creamy top with coffee flavor. Taste was there just different from what i expected. The grandmother cake was a pastry pie with a lemony, nutty, custard type filling. That i found very delicious.
Anyway…this review is long because it was just an overload of things to see and eat. The menu is relatively simple but it just has great quality products.

Had lasagna, garlic bread, sausage in sauce, and an antipasto salad. Let’s start with the salad. The dressing lacks taste and the cold cuts lacks quality. Overkill on the artichoke hearts. The sausage was bland and thrown into a canned tomato sauce. Garlic bread was also boring. Didn’t see any form of garlic. Last menu item being the lasagna. The noodles and cheese was overpowered easily by the over abundance of meat sauce. Beyond greasy! Have notice the quality of food going down each year. Staff and service is great! A little sad because this place is on my home from work. Very convenient location. Hard to find great Italian food in Vegas without going out of your way. I will keep searching!

Been here several times… I always like it. The place is the only Italian restaurant in Chinatown. Owner and staff are great and friendly. If you like sweet sauces on pasta, this is not for you… It’s Italian !!! I will definitely be back !!!

If you want GREAT Authentic Italian food this is where you need to go! We tried various entrees and my favorite was the Fettuccine Alfredo with Chicken Parmesan & the Calamari!!! The atmosphere and décor make you feel like you are at a small family restaurant in Italy! Definitely try this place if you’re in the area!

Oh my first visit since moving a few blocks away: great place!
I sneaked over before the lunch crowd and ordered a Sicilian sandwich to go.
I grew up in New England where the Italian delis are all over and good!
The test for me is the fresh crunchy bread and taste of the ingredients.
Wowza–
Fresh does not describe this sandwich for which I only waited 3.7 minutes. Super delicious!
I love the delicacies– Italian stuffed olives with anchovies– coffee– biscotti and pizzelles. They came home with me too!
It is a lovely café with plenty of tables for guests. I got the menus to take home so as to plan our next visit!

Delicious! Nice, friendly staff. You can sit back for hours and talk with friends if you wanted

Love this place! The owner is always kind and inviting! Food is authentic and fresh! Totally recommend! Best italian deli in town. :)

I was advised to check this place out for lunch. Simple answer. Good food and good people, that’s it! I had a meatball parm sandwich and an interesting take on a cannoli. The cream had a lemony, orange, amaretto taste. All good.

This is my favorite place to eat lunch. The fettuccine with sausage ragu tomato sauce is by far my favorite.
The owner Massimo and all his staff are top notch. They remember who you are after one or two visits and also your likes and dislikes.
Parking is a little difficult at times, but there is a lot in the back and you can go in thru the backdoor. It’s not the fanciest place, but the food and service more than make up for it. Highly recommended.

I don’t get one hour lunches that often during work but when I do, I just have to come to Roma Deli to get some yummy goodness in my belly. My friend and I often go around 11 am and it’s never usually busy there. We always get greeted right away on top of that, which is always awesome.
I have to say that we are utterly addicted to their pastas. We have gone to Roma about three times now. We have never been disappointed at all with their food nor service. One of the servers actually recognized me after the first time we went and she already knows that I’m on a time crunch so she tends to get our food out quick! I absolutely adore her!
The first time, we had their chicken cacciatore pasta with bell peppers and with a spicy red sauce. Unfortunately, the sauce wasn’t as spicy and I would’ve liked it to be and it was a little more on the tangy side due to it being a tomatoe based sauce. However, it was still very delicious and the pasta was perfectly al dente, which is how we LOVE our pasta. The pasta also came with some garlic bread, which was delicious!
We have also tried both their Italian and Sicilian sandwiches. It was pretty decent. The only thing I don’t really care for is their bread. It’s kind of hard):
Their penne pasta with salmon and spinach in vodka sauce was so good. The salmon were chunks and cooked PERFECTLY. It had the BEST texture — not too dry nor too raw.
Then in our most recent visit, we tried their fettuccine with sausage ragu in a tomatoe cream sauce … and it has been my FAVORITE dish so far at Roma. It was DELICIOUS. We couldn’t stop eating it! I can’t really describe it aside from it being yummy goodness all over. It’s also one of the dishes that they offer all the time because it’s too popular for them to take off!
Awesome Italian food right in the middle of all these Asian places. definitely a surprise!
I will definitely keep coming back to eat here: D so you should give it a try too!