Ariemma's Italian Deli — Restaurant in New York

That's 20 Stars, 20, A Double saw-buck, that's $20.00 Dollars.This Will Be the Best 20 You Will Ever Spend, and Most Definitely Will get Change, which You Should Buy a souvenir. I Am Old School NYC American-Italian from an Italian Neighborhood in Queens that's Gone.. New to fantasy Island Here, Driving on Hylan blvd I saw Ariemma's, and the esthetics Brought Such a Warm Home Feeling to Me, I Entered the TiMe Machine with the touch of the old school door handle, You feel the Magic. Then, YoU Feel tHe Love and ENERGY of many Generations , where Santo  (GreatGrandson, So easily can Take You Back To His Childhood Memories of His Heritage, and Hard Work, Intriguing!), and a Lovingly Family of Help, treat You, Like You walked into Their Home. The Food, Madone, We say in Italian.*.

Thank You Santo: God Bless You, Your Family, Your Genuine Beautiful Heart, Your Restaurant, and Your Dream.

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Ariemma’s Italian Deli over on Staten Island is one of those spots that makes you question why you don’t hop the ferry more often. Forget Manhattan’s overpriced sandwiches — this family joint’s been serving up massive subs for years, and they don’t mess around. The menu’s packed, but locals know the Chicken Lulu is where the magic happens. Imagine a crispy fried chicken cutlet drowning in thick brown gravy, mozzarella melting into the roll like it was always meant to be there. It’s the kind of beast that takes two hands, a pile of napkins, and a willingness to accept your fate afterward.

The Chicken Lulu isn’t just a sandwich, it’s an experience, like your Italian grandma refusing to let you leave the table till you’ve eaten enough to feed an army. The gravy seeps into the bread, making a glorious mess, while the chicken somehow stays crispy. Ariemma’s has been keeping Staten Islanders full for decades, and the Lulu proves that sometimes...

Was looking for a quick bite to eat while our dog was having surgery, and A’riemma’s was the most popular spot for a sandwich online. It was a small Italian deli that had pasta, sandwiches, hot/cold food, panettone, cookies, olive oil, and much much more. We ordered two sandwiches; one was the Marvin which had pastrami, Swiss cheese, and mustard and the other had prosciutto, fresh mozzarella, and balsamic glaze. Both sandwiches were AMAZING. I got the imported prosciutto, and it was very good, especially paired with the fresh mozzarella. We also tried the arancini balls warmed up, they were filled with cheese and rice..also tasty.

The owner was super friendly, he conversed with us while we waited for our sandwiches to be ready. Before we left, we also got some rainbow cookies and a Tiramisu panettone. The only downside was that it was very expensive. Everything cost us around $75. If we’re ever on the Island again we will be back for...