Milano Importing — Restaurant in Springfield

Cold Cuts Very Old, Expired. Bought 1lb. Boars Head Honey Maple Turkey. Had that faint buttery smell. No one would eat it..By the 3rd Day, really reaked, with slime starting to appear..

I guess not too many people shop there..

I always wondered how stores kept them fresh, when they only last 4-5 days at home.. I got my answer they’re just not busy enough to for their stock to be fresh..

I buy cold cuts every week, from either big Y, or Stop & Shop..Always Fresh..

I bring them up from New York now, allot cheaper..

Boars Head Honey Maple Turkey: Stop & Shop $17.99/lb Big Y: $16.99/lb NY: $12.99/lb

Finlandia Swiss Big Y No longer carries claims new Boards Head deal they made does not allow other brands. Stop & Shop: $12.99/lb New York: $6.99/lb

All very Fresh, last 6-7 days. Buying a lb. each every week I save $11/week, that’s over $500 a year.. And if I buy Provolone, Munster, and sometimes Pistachio Mortadella, & Boars Head, Bone Carved Ham, or their sweet ham, that’s another $500.

Buy’em in NY, savings pays for trip, if you buy as frequently as I do.

Tried to support local business, especially ‘cause nice people but if they sell expiring food, at top dollar to customers to save money, I won’t be going back. You have to have pride in what you sell, & want to give the Best to your customers to make them super happy, which also keeps them...

I believe it was the owner that greeted me, This was my first time into the deli. He told me he thought I would really like it and he was wrong, I LOVED IT! I tried the hot bar. For $9.99 a pound they have an array of fresh made dishes. I tried the lemon chicken, mac n cheese, vegis & roasted potatoes. It was like having an Italian home cooked meal on the fly! I am excited to go back and try other hot bar items and they also have a delightful menu of sandwiches/wraps/salads for lunch! I work in the area and I am glad I stopped in today! They also have specialty Italian groceries/meat/cheeses for sale! Perfect place. Thank you for your...

First time at Milano. Ordered 2 grinders. One for me and one for another person. They were wrapped with the name of the grinder written on wrapping. I took my grinder home only to find out it was not what I had ordered. The other person had my grinder improperly marked. I paid 14 bucks for a grinder I did not order. Paying 14 bucks one would think it would have a substantial amount of filling, it did not. In another Italian shop I could have gotten 2 grinders, same size of malanos a large, for 16 bucks with more than abundant filling. Milano was a Hugh disappointment. They could not even get the label on the...