Lucci’s Supermarket

Lucci’s italian sub gets 5 stars!
Family owned, awesome!
Friendly staff, great!
Pie Guy Pies, yes! (order Key Lime, please!)

Family owned and best subs around. Susan’s meals are perfect for a busy family or someone living alone-​home made quality, low prices and taste amazing! Store has a friendly vibe and great prices.

Good prepared foods. Limited selection grocery store. Family feel and ok for quick shopping when you need a few things but don’t want to go to a larger chain.

Just got a large Italian sub today with everything but hot on it. it was not even close to the subs I usually get here. Asked for oil and none was added to the sub, very small amount of cold cuts and very small amount of the usual add ons, tomatoes what little he put on were all end cuts, you could count the amounts of pickles, onions on my sub. Must of got the wrong guy at the deli or they are cutting back on the amounts. I usually split a sub with my wife, but not this time, my wife didn’t believe me when I told her it was from Lucci’s. I called and complained and was offered another sub but plan on going elsewhere from now on. I guess it depends now on who you get at the deli and I got the cheap guy waiting on me. Only two people at the counter, one woman and one guy, wish the woman waited on me so I wouldn’t be aggravated over buying a sub!

Gone are the days of the big, low cost subs that Lucci’s was famous for.
I was there yesterday and the owner requires the deli people to weigh their subs.
The guy weighed my sub then unwrapped it and pulled a large about of meat (not veg) out and re-​weighed it. He put the extracted meat on the table. Is that where the meat from my sub came from? The previous sub? Yuk!
When I got home it looked like someone took a big chunk out of the end of my sub. So sad.
Mr. Lucci, you’ve gone over the edge and maybe another casualty of Market Basket.
PS: I don’t need the sarcasm of the old guy in the Deli.

I lived down the road from this place for over a year and we usually shopped there based on how close it was. Grocery prices are good and the people working there are great. Everyone is pleasant and helpful,
I do not live in the area anymore but my office is right there so I pop in for lunch at the deli counter. You can grab a sandwich (on par with anyone else.) for under $ 6 and a side for about $ 1.50. Typically a sandwich chips and soda at the deli in my development costs about $ 11 before tip. I can get out of here with more for less than $ 9 and it’s just as good if not better.
Lucci’s deli counter is worth checking out.

Since moving to the area I’ve found myself more and more at Lucci’s and less often at the chains. The service here is always friendly and the take out food is very good. I love the turkey Shepard’s pie and Mac and cheese. And they have the best bread pudding around. The fine cheese and Italian meat selection isn’t what you’d find at a chain store but it is of much higher quality and with competitive prices, especially the polenta. The prices for in season items are competitive, but don’t expect to find super low prices for non fresh food. They can’t compete with the big box stores. But it’s worth paying extra for the good customer service and bread pudding. Did I mention that you should really try that bread pudding? :)

All around Lucci’s Market is there to service your needs from milk, household necessities to deli and meat. It is not unusual to find the owner working in the aisles and available to talk with and assist customers. Hard to decide whether their deli or their homemade single serving dinners are the best thing about the place. Today I was able to bring home a fresh fully cooked haddock dinner including vegetables. No cooking for me tonight! I drive by the big box stores EVERY TIME I need to go grocery shopping. They provide quality products with friendly spot on service. They deserve my business.

Living so close to Lucci’s I make frequent stops here and cant complain about anything. Everyone is friendly and the sandwiches at the deli are delicious!

We love Lucci’s, because we live within walking distance. If we don’t have time to go to Market Basket (their prices are the best around), we jump into Lucci’s for milk, bread, meats, veggies, and fruit (their fruit salads are great for on-​the-​go). Their subs are large and STUFFED with meat, along with whatever toppings you want. There’s always a line at the deli counter at lunchtime, so plan accordingly. Our favorite Lucci’s deli specialty is the chicken cranberry walnut salad. It’s on the expensive side, but it’s worth it.
Run by the Lucci Family for probably 50 years or more, it’s clean, well organized, large enough for a good selection but small enough not to get lost while shopping. Lucci’s is a great asset to the southeastern side of Wilmington, because it saves us from running across town to Market Basket, or even worse, the Mobile On the Run, which is ridiculously expensive. I hope the Lucci Family has another generation to operate this a thriving family business for another 50 years.

This little neighborhood grocery is actually a mask for their real gem. As someone who has been on clients in this area I was getting sick of the same old pizza joints and the fucking sandwich exchange (god I hate that shithole). As a result I took to the Unilocalisphere and searched the word sandwhich. This grocery store came up and I decided I was goign to just make my own damn sandwhich.
I guess I am half stupid and half illeterate because I did not see at first how many people reviewed based on their deli counter. I am going to provide a solid warning right now. If you are on a diet, careful. This place will screw your shit up. Their sandwiches are absolute monstrosities. I have gotten their tuna, turkey, Italian, and cranberry walnut chicken salad subs. They are all awesome, made to order, and retardedly inexpensive (yay suburbs).
My one complaint is that it is literally impossible to order a light /​easy on the meat sandwich there. Last time I tried. I said, «easy on the tuna, please.» The chick nods and still slabs on about 3.5 cans plus a half a jar of mayo worth. I thought maybe a wrap might offer a lighter option. Nope, wrong again. I have now resorted to ordering one sandwich that myself and my coworker share and supplement with a side salad from the prepared foods section to share as well. Seriously, check it out for yourself and you will see.

Amazing selection of home-​made items! My friend and I wandered in as we were wasting time before an appointment and we were very pleased with the selection. We picked up a scallop ready to bake meal (made it the next day and it was delicious) and a turkey cranberry stuffing wrap to share that was super yummy. Prices on the home-​made items were really low for the quality– I was very impressed. If I lived closer, I would definitely be at this store every other day!

Big fan of this family owned market. They have really good prepaired foods and a deli sub to kill for.

I have been going here for years and often… a few times a week. This store does not get the traffic that the larger stores get, so their prices must be higher to stay in business. This also means that their inventory doesn’t turn as it should, so you need to watch what you grab, Something has recently changed at this store. They are stocking less of the stuff that never seemed to sell, and even more noticible is the Deli. A Large Sub fairly recently used to be around 5 bucks. Now the Large is the size of the old small, but the price remains the same. I see this as the beginning of the end for Lucci’s. They are in survival mode. Remember Atlantic Supermarket?

This is a good local supermarket, conveniently located off I-​93 Exit 38 in Wilmington. The store carries the basic grocery items (including the Shur Fine label), dairy, cold drinks, frozen foods, produce, prepared heat & serve meals section (Susan’s Kitchen), seafood, meat, and deli counter in the back. The prices on the shelf groceries are not too bad, tend to be higher than Market Basket.
The real draw here seems to be the deli counter in the back which offers overstuffed sandwiches and subs, plus deli meats and deli salads at reasonable prices.
Also, they have a good selection of heat and serve meals from Susan’s Kitchen including pasta dishes and comfort foods. There’s also a microwave nearby to heat up your meal before checking out, very convenient!
I stopped here to grab lunch and headed to the back towards the deli counter. I ordered a Large Seafood Salad Sub ($ 5.49 plus tax) which was made to order quickly and wrapped. I also got a macaroni salad and potato salad ($ 1.99/lb). Pay at the registers in the front of the store.
The large seafood salad sub was heavy and really overloaded on a soft white chewy sub roll with generous amounts of seafood salad (soft imitation crabmeat in mayo), enough extra seafood salad to make another large sub, plus lettuce, tomatoes, onions, and hots. I really enjoyed my sub! The macaroni salad and potato salad ($ 1.99/lb) were alright, mixed with lots of mayonnaise and very standard for a supermarket deli.
Next time I stop in at Lucci’s Supermarket for lunch, I’m ordering a Large Meatball Sub!

I go here for what I call «specialty items» aka deli meats, ham salad, or subs. I do most of my regular shopping elseware. They are a little bit more expensive than Market Basket but not by much.
The store in general needs a overhaul it just is kind of stuck in the 1970s & the produce department is what other people have described. Not spectacular. I will commend them on Linda’s prepared meals. I have tried the stuffed pork chops twice now and each time they did not disappoint. My father has had the salmon dinner & the eggplant parm both very good as well. I have also tried the chicken parm calzone which was tasty.
My parents are both a fan of their deli sandwiches so much so that my mother would buy a large roast beef and remove half the meat & save it for another time. Yes, they put THAT much in. Meatball subs are not lacking either. If you want a decent sub or a ready made meal for the money go here you will NOT be disappointed.

Deli Review
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The deli here is amazing. I often wonder how they make any money with the way they overstuff their subs. Their subs are AMAZING! The bread they use is perfect and as I said, they are generously filled. The way they make an Italian sub, to me is the epitome of what an Italian sub is.
The meatball sub? get outta here! ridiculous amount of meatballs in a really tasty sauce. Hot pastrami? Holy crap batman. You haven’t known the pleasure of hot greasy beef in your mouth until you’ve devoured this. Seriously.
If you’re not into meat, I can also tell you you can’t go wrong with a veggie sub. Everything is really fresh and they cater to you. You don’t like onions? They won’t put them, you want double cheese? Ask. They move really quick and work very hard to suit your taste.
They make an amazing seafood salad, which you should try on a bulky. They also make their own pickles, antipasto, unique chicken salad which has walnuts and cranberries amongst other things
So not only are the subs/​sandwhiches actually delicious — they’re shockingly inexpensive! I $ 4 or so will get you that whopper of a meatball I described.
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Non-​deli Review: This is a funny little supermarket. I’ve found some offbeat items here which really surprised me (san pellegrino flavored waters, or gourmet salad dressings) because of it’s size and of course it has all the standard fare. I should say they have a huge variety of home made meals and even a microwave for you to heat them up. Calzones and roaster chickens too.
They offer great salads made fresh daily and a nice selection of fruit. It’s honestly hard to say about the prices, I don’t buy too many food items here other than the salads, fruit and subs.
All in all it’s a nice medium sized market with a fantastic variety and excellent service.

As a small-​business owner, I try to give as much business to other small businesses… especially when they are as GREAT as Lucci’s.
You can’t beat their Italian sub… you just can’t.
I have found the prices on grocery items to be average to what you would pay at Market Basket. The meat & deli however, is insanely low priced for the quality you get. I’d much rather pay $ 2.99 a pound for Dietz & Watson Bologna than the same price for the strangly-​colored MB variety.

Don’t judge this book by its cover.
The deli not only has great prices but they sell Dietz & Watson cold cuts and use them in their sandwiches as well. The sandwiches are huge… emphasis on huge and amazingly low priced. They also have Boston Salads Cranberry Walnut Chicken Salad… totally addictive.
Susan’s homemade meals have been a life-​saver when I’ve worked late and don’t feel like cooking.
I also appreciate that they support local companies/​products — like Chilly Cow frozen custard… so yummy.
The owner is very attentive and you will often find him working throughout the store.
Aside from needing a bit of cosmetic updating (and wishing they carried more Dietz & Watson products) I am a fan of this supermarket.

Great sandwiches (that are huge), sour dill pickles, and a really nice butcher who keeps special cuts for my Grandmother to make Sunday dinner for us.
They were on «Wife Swap» a few months back, quite amusing.
Anyways, their prices are a bit high, but for a local drop in spot, you really can’t beat it. And, if you ever need a Patriots or Red Sox shirt/​hat/​sticker/​magnet/​doohickey, this is the place to find it