Nonna’s Olde World Italian Deli and Specialties

A Saturday lunch called for some takeout sandwiches and this place didn't dissapoint. We ordered 4 sammies, hot/cold split evenly, and I made sure to try every one. The Hoboken - loaded with fresh roast beef and mozzarella was the highlight for this sandwich but it was missing something so I ended up adding some garlic and deli dressing. If a bland but filling sandwich is your jam then this is for you. The Mediterranean was burdting with flavor, grilled veggies and melted mozzarella hit the spot. If you want to skip the meat then this is for you. The Sinatra was filled with great tasting sopresata, mortally, and salami. A light kick matched well with the fresh mozzarella. The Dean Martin was probably the favorite as the chicken cutlet soaked in vodka sauce had a great flavor profile. I have heard good things about the meatball sub which will be my next selection! Sandwiches were very filling, solid portion for the price

Ordered a few sandwiches to go and was disappointed. They do not put lettuce or tomato on the sandwich at all. It was just bread with meat and cheese. Also ordered a sandwich that said burrata was on there but looks more like a spread? Sandwiches seemed better when they first opened.

If a sandwich that weights about 2 pounds is what you are looking for, then this is the place for you. Seriously, I ordered "the america" for $15 and the layer of meat on the foot long sub was about 2 inches thick. This sandwich covered 3 meals for me. The staff were friendly and pleasant. This is just a "to go" location. No seating in the shop. And no public bathrooms. Overall good experience. Would visit again.

Best sandwiches EVER. A Ruben Sandwich and A Turkey Club. Just tasty. The sandwiches were so full of meat and both of us chose marble rye bread. Owners and Staff were very nice and friendly. Thanks Y’all. We will be back

We love supporting local, family owned businesses and hope Nonna's continues to succeed. However, our latest visit was very disappointing. The wait time has always been long (30-40 minutes for cold or hot sandwiches). This time was no exception. We waited 35 minutes for 4 cold sandwiches. There is no place to sit and wait. The ladies behind the counter were very friendly and set proper wait time expectations. We specifically asked for no condiments or lettuce, tomatoes etc. on our sandwiches. Two sandwiches had oil, vinegar, lettuce, tomatoes and pepper added. The biggest issue is the quality of the sandwich. When Nonna's first opened the sandwiches were on semolina bread and the meat and cheese portions were huge, just like you get in NJ. Now the sandwiches are served on a regular roll and the meat/cheese portions are a quarter of what they used to be. The fresh mozzarella portion was so small and thin that it looked like a piece of turkey cold cut. The food is still tasty, it's really about the portion size. We hope they decide to go back to how things were when Nonna's first opened. For now, we are in no hurry to return.