Sorriso Italian Salumeria

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in:Italian Americans, where do you get your cold cuts?122 pts
“Good selection, great fresh mozzarella, and the in-house soppressatas are just amazing.”
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in:What is the work lunch spot you always go back to, even though you know you should branch out?55 pts
“Sandwiches from Sorriso’s”
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in:Where can I get good quality spicy hot soppressata? Any specialty stores you would recommend? Willing to travel almost anywhere in the boroughs really.12 pts
“Sorriso’s in Astoria has an excellent selection in general and even makes their own in-house soppressata.”
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in:Italian Americans, where do you get your cold cuts?8 pts
replying to u/IlezAji: Bit of a schlep for you but if you’re ever in Astoria hit up Sorriso’s. Good selection, great fresh mozzarella, and the in-house soppressatas are just amazing.
“Their house made hot soppressata and fennel/orange zest soppressata that they sell around the holidays has been the hit at every Christmas and New Year’s party since I found out about them.”
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in:Restaurant recommendations in Astoria close to 30th Av and Steinway 7 pts
“Sorriso's for sandwiches. They do their own sopresata.”
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in:What is the work lunch spot you always go back to, even though you know you should branch out?5 pts
replying to u/IlezAji: When I used to work in Astoria I had a bit of a rotation that included: Pork Gyro from Souvlaki King Seva Indian Sandwiches from Sorriso’s Steak, plantains, and salad from Favela Grill
“Sorriso got the good Mozz”
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in:Restaurant recommendations in Astoria close to 30th Av and Steinway 3 pts
replying to u/imnotpaulyd_ipromise: Oh yeah I’ve had Sorriso’s as well. It is also good!
“Sorriso’s definitely wins on quality. I love the Uncle Joe!”
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in:eggplant parmesan3 pts
“Sorriso's in Astoria has my favorite Eggplant Parm Hero in the city.”
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in:NY Times - 57 Sandwiches That Define New York City (Gift Article)2 pts
replying to u/acslaterjeans: The Bomb is a bad gimmick. Astoria’s best sandwiches are at Sorriso’s
“The in-house soppressata at Sorriso’s are so unreal.”
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in:Italian Americans, where do you get your cold cuts?2 pts
“Fantastic selection and excellent customer service.”
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in:If I’m a Portlander who has fallen in love with Italian sandwiches, visiting Manhattan, anywhere Harlem and below, and I want a legit NY Italian Sub (quality cured meats, quality formaggio, fresh baked bread) where am I going to get the real deal? 1 pts
replying to u/neverknowswhattosay: IMO, you gotta hit the other boroughs for this. If you make it to Red Hook, Defonte’s is my personal fave.
“Just look at the storefront on maps and you'll drool over their amazing sandwiches.”
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in:10 more sandwiches in NYC1 pts
“King of New York at Sorriso in Astoria, but really everything is fantastic there.”
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in:Anyone have any Chicken cutlet sandwich recs? Have been to Faicco’s for Italian1 pts
replying to u/Such_Tea4707: Sorriso (Astoria)
“Disagree big time, their sandwiches are weak”
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in:Italian delis18 pts
“Try Sorriso's in Astoria”
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in:Best Italian Heros?15 pts
“Didn't see anyone mention Queens. Astoria has some gems including:”
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in:Thinnest eggplant parm in NYC?8 pts
“Sorriso’s in Astoria”
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in:NY Times - 57 Sandwiches That Define New York City (Gift Article)5 pts
replying to u/aunipine: Wow, this is a great list. Might have to set a goal of eating all these this year. Among the sandwiches on the list I've had, my favorite is the potato egg and cheese from Defonte's. So much more than the sum of its parts. The one I object to is the bomb from Sal Kris and Charlie's — it's just a lot of boar's head. And the collard sandwich at superiority burger is fine, but seeing it next to Saltie's tremendous Scuttlebutt shows just how overpriced it is — $22!!!
“Astoria’s best sandwiches are at Sorriso’s”
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in:If I’m a Portlander who has fallen in love with Italian sandwiches, visiting Manhattan, anywhere Harlem and below, and I want a legit NY Italian Sub (quality cured meats, quality formaggio, fresh baked bread) where am I going to get the real deal? 5 pts
replying to u/Skyhouse5: Second this and you can do it easy by just popping 10 min over the bridge into Astoria and going to Sorriso. Just look at the storefront on maps and you'll drool over their amazing sandwiches.
“They have a great selection and cure some of their own meats!”
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in:Sandwich chain with locations in Astoria and Greenpoint? 5 pts
“Sorrisos is good as well.”
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in:Italian Americans, where do you get your cold cuts?5 pts
“Sorriso here in Astoria is excellent!!”
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in:Astoria Recs for Family5 pts
“Astoria Seafood or Abuqir, Telly’s Taverna or Taverna Kyclades, Milkflower, Burger Club, Susuru Ramen, Comfortland, Sorriso.”
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in:NYC sandwich spots4 pts
replying to u/FilfthyUnicorn: These look awesome imma definitely add these to my list
“Check out Sal’s and Sorriso’s in Astoria.”
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in:Italian Americans, where do you get your cold cuts?3 pts
replying to u/IlezAji: Bit of a schlep for you but if you’re ever in Astoria hit up Sorriso’s. Good selection, great fresh mozzarella, and the in-house soppressatas are just amazing.
“Seconding this!!”
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in:Question for sub sandwich lovers: where is the best cold sub in NYC similar to Sub Station, Publix, Jersey Mikes, Jimmy John’s, etc.?2 pts
“Sal Kris and Charlie’s, sorrissos or d&f Italian deli- all in Astoria.”
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in:Italian Americans, where do you get your cold cuts?2 pts
“In no particular order: Calabrian pork store (Arthur ave Bx), Rosario’s (Astoria), Sorriso (Astoria)”
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in:Favorite fried eggplant sandwiches that aren't eggplant parm?2 pts
“but both are incredible. Hands down, favorite sandwich of all time.”
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in:NY Times - 57 Sandwiches That Define New York City (Gift Article)1 pts
replying to u/acslaterjeans: The Bomb is a bad gimmick. Astoria’s best sandwiches are at Sorriso’s
“Seconding Sorriso’s”
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in:Best Sandwich in NYC1 pts
replying to u/theguyjimmy: Sal Kris and Charlie’s in Astoria makes super slapper cold cut sandwiches
“Sorrisos in Astoria also has amazing Italian cold cut sandwiches. It was my go to when I lived there.”
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in:Best Sandwich in NYC1 pts
“Emily’s Pork Store, Sorriso, Carmenta’s”
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in:Restaurant recommendations in Astoria close to 30th Av and Steinway 1 pts
replying to u/SamizdatGuy: Sorriso's for sandwiches. They do their own sopresata. I like retro pizza for a go-to delivery spot. Seva is considered excellent Indian by many, including my wife and her Indian friend, so maybe give it another shot
“Oh yeah I’ve had Sorriso’s as well. It is also good!”
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in:Best Italian Heros?1 pts
replying to u/eldersveld: Didn't see anyone mention Queens. Astoria has some gems including: [Sorriso's](https://www.yelp.com/biz/sorriso-italian-pork-store-astoria) [Sal, Kris, & Charlie's](https://www.yelp.com/biz/sal-kris-and-charlies-deli-astoria)
“the other 2 are solid choices!”
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in:Italian Americans, where do you get your cold cuts?1 pts
replying to u/IlezAji: Bit of a schlep for you but if you’re ever in Astoria hit up Sorriso’s. Good selection, great fresh mozzarella, and the in-house soppressatas are just amazing.
“Couldn't second this more. They're fantastic and seemingly not as well known as they should be”
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in:Italian Americans, where do you get your cold cuts?1 pts
replying to u/IlezAji: Bit of a schlep for you but if you’re ever in Astoria hit up Sorriso’s. Good selection, great fresh mozzarella, and the in-house soppressatas are just amazing.
“I was going to recommend this too”
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in:Best Italian sandwich spot??1 pts
“Sorriso in Astoria is excellent”
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in:Anyone have any Chicken cutlet sandwich recs? Have been to Faicco’s for Italian1 pts
“Sorriso (Astoria)”
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in:Caputo’s proscuitto bread: Anyone have a knock-off recipe??1 pts
“Sorrisos in Astoria”
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