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Little Deli
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citysearch c.
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Within the first bite of the pizza I knew I was in good hands. The pizza had such great texture and taste. The bottom of the thin crust pizza had a fantastic crunch, while the top had a great combination of mozzarella and blue cheeses.
I also had the Classic Italian Sub, which according to Tony the owner, is authentic Jersey Shore Italian Goodness. The sandwich had delicious slices of salami, ham, pepperoni, and provolone. While mid-sandwich, the Little's owner come out and offer us a cupcake. We may have chatted with Tony for close to 20 minutes at the deli's outdoor picnic area. I was really impressed by Tony as he made a serious effort to learn all of our names at the table, and his earnestness was seen in the repoire he displayed with other customers around the picnic table area.
I really enjoyed dining at Little Deli. If you're looking for a good slice, head on up to the deli (where the picnic area is BYOB) and make a point to introduce yourself to Tony. The guy is in the business to bring great food to customers he cares about getting to know.
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