This company is based in nearby Jeanette, PA.........where they have a really cool store which is insanely popular.

I haven't seen the products outside this area, but I'd recommend them for anyone wanting pretty authentic Italian goods.

Their red wine vinegar is top notch.

We have De Lallo products available in Virginia.

you have what in your what?

around the holidays, it is literally an hour wait for a pound of prosciutto.

How long is the wait for a mound of mozzarella?

^funny you should ask.

The cheese counter is a little less busy, but when it is crowded, the guy who makes the mozzarella hands out free tastes of the newborn delicious warm and chewy treat..........nothing like it. It's like cheesy chewing gum.

If I'm not mistaken, I've seen, and purchased DeLallo products in some markets in the Albany NY area.

They sort of just "blew up".

I remember going to Jeanette (about 30 min. drive) because it was the best place to buy large cans of anchovies.

Next thing I knew, they had jars of peppers in the local markets.

Now, some stores have a whole "DeLallo" section.

was in their store a few weeks back,later in the day and was sold out all the fresh bread and baked goods......... bought some of their hard salami XXXcellent,and some Wis cheddar cheese they had on sale very good also... I usually look for their products when im shopping.......... Andrew watch out for the old lady parked in the handicapped spot who thinks the store has a drive thru and cant see backing up!!!!

^yeah.....that lady is a menace!!!!!!!

Hey Joe.........you should drive out to my place right now and watch the game.

I'm making wings.

Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh....... Sounds good, i have to visit mama just returned home form nursing home for partial rehab from hip replacement......... Think CUP!!!!

Chief raises his hand to the Great Spirit and swears that one of the turning points of his life was when he wandered into a combo Jewish-Italian delicatessin in Venice Beach about 1962.

That place smelled like heaven.