A crowd favorite for those who love heat. The spicy salami is paired with sharp provolone and punchy pickled peppers, all tied together with a drizzle of hot honey that adds a sweet-spicy finish to each bite.
Tips from diners
The hot honey is the key. It's not overly sweet, but it helps manage the spice from the salami and peppers.
The sandwich that defined the brand. It features high-quality prosciutto and fresh mozzarella, balanced by the brightness of the pesto and the crunch of the toasted baguette. it's a simple combination done with the best possible ingredients.
Tips from diners
The pesto is the secret here. It's very fresh and provides a great herbal lift to the salty prosciutto.
A classic Italian deli dessert. The pastry shell is fried to a deep crunch and filled to order with a rich, sweet ricotta cream and a hint of dark chocolate, providing a perfect sweet finish to a big sandwich meal.
Tips from diners
They fill them to order so the shell stays crunchy. It's a small but perfect dessert.
A lighter, but no less flavorful option. The turkey is high-quality and thinly sliced, balanced by the creaminess of the avocado and the freshness of the house-made herb mayo, all served on their signature toasted baguette.
Tips from diners
This is a great choice if you want something a bit lighter but still very satisfying. The herb mayo is excellent.
An East Coast classic done right. The chicken is breaded and fried until golden, then smothered in a rich tomato sauce and a thick layer of mozzarella, resulting in a comforting and satisfying sandwich.
Tips from diners
The portion is huge. It's easily enough for two people to share, especially if you're getting a side.
Founded by a group of childhood friends from New Jersey, Ggiata brings the flavors of their neighborhood Italian delis to LA. Known for its viral social media presence and its commitment to high-quality ingredients, Ggiata has become a city-wide favorite for its massive, flavorful sandwiches and authentic deli vibe.
They focus heavily on delivery and pickup. Use their website to order in advance to skip the potential wait at the storefront.
The Melrose location has limited seating. It's mostly a counter-order spot, so be prepared to take your food to go.
It's a high-energy, modern deli vibe. The branding is great and the staff are always friendly and efficient.
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