Marcello Delicatessen Salumeria

I did not know what a lot of the meats were and randomly tried one and it was great! We’ve gone back a few more times to try other sandwiches and have yet to be disappointed!

I have eaten here in the past and had great food.
The problem has been declining customer service. I could get specific but I just am not in the mood. I will say I had the WORST meatball sandwich ever from their shop! It was cold and took about 25 minutes. I don’t think I’ll be back here for a couple years.

Say hello to Angela in the deli! :) really nice place! Sandwiches are made fast, and they are delicioso! #sandwich #deli #food

I am extremely disappointed from my visit yesterday (1÷3÷16) as I decided to try one of the sandwiches based on the reviews and pictures posted on Unilocal.I ordered te Fontal and Speck from the Italian panini side of the menu. The bread was either not fully baked or very bland but I’m fairly certain it was a bit of both. There was no seasoning or enough lettuce to counter the texture of the meat and cheese.
For a $ 10 sandwich I doubt I will return.

I was there to grab a quick sandwich. My choice was the caprese: mozzarella, prosciutto, tomato and basil. Bread was delicious and so was the sandwich. The only problem is that I had to wait for 20 minutes for a sandwich.

Loved the ambiance, service and salad; which are all exceptional! Will definitely come back when in town. Thank you and wishing you all the success in the world! Hope someday you decide to open one in North Scottsdale near our winery. Decantur — The Winery at DC Ranch opening next month, January 2016. Pour. Breathe. Savor. Salud

Great place for sandwiches. Owners and workers are very nice. I like the prosciutto with mozzarella. Super good.

Such a great place to grab lunch, or get sandwiches to go for a picnic. The bread is fresh and really delicious – these great crusty rolls – and everything I’ve had has been tasty. The #5 (Italian), pastrami, turkey & swiss. The Milano-​Palermo is chicken Milanese with marinated eggplant, Asiago cheese, and caramelized onion. The chicken and eggplant are savory, cheese is salty, and onion is a little sweet, all in a delicious roll. They’ll also make a really tasty veggie sandwich with marinated grilled mixed veggies, mozzarella, and caramelized onion – just ask.
The sandwiches can take a while if there are many people in front of you, but you can always call in your order.
This is also the place to go if you’re looking for Italian groceries – canned tomatoes, pasta, olive oil, wine, cookies, coffee beans, cheese and charcuterie, olives, risotto.

This was the best prosciutto and mozzarella sandwich I have ever had. The bread was fresh and awesome and the mozzarella was delicious. We found this place on Unilocal and it did not disappoint. The market itself is pretty cool too. Lot’s of imported Italian products, you could find just about anything you would need including specialty pastas and cheeses.

Got one of the porchetta sandwiches (the manager corrected me on my pronunciation). It’s delicious! Sliced pork with a spicy cumin-​pepper tapenade. The bread is just the right amount of chewy and crunchy for an italian baguette. Can’t wait to try more of them and maybe even get some of the pre-​cooked pasta and sauces they have in the back.
Also, they are unreasonably friendly here. Almost like they appreciate having customers or something. What a great place.

Where has this place been all my life! Hands down one of the best sandwiches I have ever had! So good that I’ve been here every day of the week. My goal is to try everything on the menu. If you want a really good Italian sandwich you must try the Il Petrino!

We went the deli today in the pouring rain and it was locked, my boyfriend and I were bummed but the owner was next door eating and saw us and opened the deli just for us! We got two #5’s and they are amazing! It was also our first time there and he gave us a free stuffed pepper because we bought two and that was super sweet. Owner was so friendly and the sandwiches are delish :)) our new fav spot

Had a really good Italian Sub here. The crusty roll makes this sub. Had the No. 5 and it was delicious. Nice little Italian market. Few tables inside with a nice large patio out front. I look forward to exploring the entire menu. Best Italian sub in the area.
The No. 5 is an awesome sub sandwich.

UNBELIEVABLE… I am super particular and they over delivered on choices, tastes and value.
THE GO-​TO Place for sandwiches in TO

This was my second opportunity to savor Marcello’s soppressata, salami, capicollo (a salami concerto) and provolone hero sandwich. It was every bit as good as I remember from two years prior when I first found them on Unilocal.I did not recall what I ordered but was kindly directed to #5 on the order board under the American Classic Heros. The deli store looked great and was chalked full of Italian goodies. Unfortunately I was flying back home and could not fit anything more into my bag, but there was room in my tummy for #5 and sanpellegrino (orange soda). The young man who took my order handed me a menu with the sandwich I ordered checked off, because I mentioned trying other sandwiches next time from the Italian panini side of the board. Great sandwich, great service and great deli! I’ll be back.

This place is delicious! The deli also has Italian grocery type items and is connected to the restaurant (same owners). Everything we got was tasty, deli is clean and definitely a new weekend favorite.

Great sandwiches.
I stopped here by mistake when trying to get sushi for lunch near by. It looked like a pasta store (LindyBeige had me in the mood for pasta) so I took a step in side.
Turns out this place is a delicatessen. I asked for a suggestion because I was hungry and the sushi place was closed.
The sandwich he suggested and then made was wonderful. The bread was made on site if I had to guess and the sandwich had just the right amount of zing.
While I was there I got some pasta and sauce to make for dinner as well. The sauce looks like it is made on site too, so I’m now very excited to try it.

This place has amazing sandwiches and it’s so authentic, the bread and meat were amazing and the whole atmosphere makes u feel like you are in Italy!

Visited today and had a mixed experience. This is my second or third time buying from this delicatessen and my overall thoughts are that it’s a nice, quaint little shop with expectedly high prices on imported and high-​end goods.
Today I browed their balsamic vinegar section and brought two bottles up to the counter with me. I waited in line as a sandwich was accidentally made twice and as one of the employees got pretty worked up over the mistake. When it was my turn I asked the young man at the register what the difference was between the two balsamic vinegars I had picked out. One was moderately priced and one was very expensive. I asked how long they had been aged since I couldn’t find the information on the bottle. He said he would find out and took the expensive bottle to the back. Eventually, he returned with a man that looked like maybe the store owner. The man had to do something with the register first, and the machine was giving him all sorts of trouble. Customers stood around waiting, and I watched the clock, gradually realizing I would be late to get back to work rather than early as I had originally thought when I entered the store.
The man glanced at the two bottles and I asked how long they were aged. He said he thought the expensive one was aged 1 year. I thought that must mean the cheap was wasn’t aged at all, right? The man insisted on checking for me though, to make sure. After struggling with the register for some time, he finally took the expensive bottle into the back. I waited some more. Another customer wanted a sandwich made, and a woman took his order, but did not make it clear that anything was happening. Eventually the customer said «I guess I’ll come back later… to get the sandwich…» The woman said no, it would only take two minutes for a sandwich. The customer agreed to wait.
More time passed. The young man came out of the back room and asked if the customer had been helped. He said he had, and was getting a pastrami sandwich. The woman told the young man it was being taken care of. The young man started slicing meat for the sandwich and eventually the man got his food, though much more than two minutes had passed, and by all appearances from the customer side of things, no one seemed to know what was going on or who was doing what or how to get food to people in a timely manner.
Eventually the owner guy came back and told me the expensive balsamic was aged ten years. He pointed out on the label where I could find the code and look it up on the company’s website. I purchased the balsamic and a variety plate of cookies (which were delicious by the way) and finally was able to leave and go back to work.
Overall I’m not sure I’ll return here very often. If you want imported Itallian foods, this is probably a good place to check out.

Loved stepping into little Italy. Picked up all fixings for a superior pizza, fresh crust, fresh mozzarella shipped in from Italy and a can of the most amazing cherry tomatoes. I had to buy numerous cans of this item! Interesting pasta items and excellent prices. Very fun shopping trip.
Then we tried the turkey deli sandwich. Really fresh tasty roll, soft inside with a bit if a crunch. Heaping amount of freshly roasted turkey. The tomatoes were too thin, one tiny slice was lost, so ask for extra. The 6 inch is still a big thick sandwich, enough for two.
Seating is limited. Service was quick and professional.