Italian Deli Sandwich

This page covers three places to get an Italian deli sandwich in San Francisco: Lucca Delicatessen on Chestnut Street in the Marina (a family deli since 1929, per its own site), Outta Sight Pizza on Larkin Street in the Tenderloin, with its Italian Combo on house ciabatta, and Palm City on Irving Street in the Outer Sunset, with its mortadella-and-'nduja Italian American hoagie.

Chicago New Orleans New York Miami

Showing 3 listings

Sort by:

Lucca Delicatessen – Marina

Grab a Sandwich Italian Deli Sandwich Open Now Closed

A family Italian deli on Chestnut Street that has been in the same spot, a former garage, since Mike Bosco opened it in 1929. The #1 Italian Combo is salame, ham, mortadella and provolone with mild Italian peppers, and Dutch crunch is one of the breads you can pick.

2120 Chestnut St, San Francisco, CA 94123

#1 Italian Combo (salame, ham, mortadella, provolone, mild Italian peppers)

Outta Sight Pizza – Tenderloin

Grab a Sandwich Italian Deli Sandwich Open Now Closed

A Tenderloin slice shop on Larkin Street that bakes its own bread, which is why its sandwiches are worth a detour from the pizza. The Italian Combo is the one to get: mortadella, coppa and ham with provolone and a basil aioli on house ciabatta.

422 Larkin St, San Francisco, CA 94102

Italian Combo (mortadella, coppa, ham, provolone, basil aioli)

Palm City – Outer Sunset

Grab a Sandwich Italian Deli Sandwich

A wine shop and hoagie counter out on Irving Street, a few blocks from Ocean Beach. The Italian American is the one people come for: mortadella and finocchiona with mozzarella, Parmesan, arugula and an 'nduja sauce, on a roll long enough to share.

4055 Irving St, San Francisco, CA 94122

Italian American hoagie (mortadella, finocchiona, 'nduja sauce)

No mapped results on this page — listings appear here once their addresses are located.