Best Italian Deli in the area. I come here frequently and every time the staff remembers my name, I get great customer service, and great food. Nothing, but good experiences here.

Was in the area, craving a sandwich and this little deli did not disappoint. We got two sandwiches and split them. Both were really good. Romano was more of a favorite. We also had a cannoli, not pictured but it was delicious. It's hard to find a good cannoli anywhere on the west coast! Service was quick, we did not have to wait long for our order. Really a cute little place, will be back when passing through the area.

This place was awesome. We were just passing by and didnt want fast food so we chose this place and were we glad we did! It was a Wednesday, and there was a steady flow of customers, more after us then before. We got 3 sandwiches and they were amazing. The bread and meat and veggies were all fresh and perfectly balanced. If we were in the area we would be here once a week I'm sure. It's that good. The service was also excellent, even though they definitely got a lunch rush. The deli had plenty of tables both inside and outside and great options you can only get at a little Italian deli like this.

Don't Muffuletta if I do... I stumbled across this Italian Deli today. Being Italian I needed an Italian Deli for good food. This is the perfect place. The people here are really nice. I was also pleased that even though it is Wednesday I am still able to order the Muffuletta. They have a special for it on Mondays... but I can still order it. The guy said it the only special that is available all week because of the ingredients. Which made me happy. And good to know for all other guests of this establishment. Now the price of this place is really reasonable. I got a combo which includes a sandwich, chips, and a Limonata. As well as 3 Italian cookies for $20 and some change. Perfect value. My son and I sat out on the patio (Kind of. They had bistro tables and chairs with umbrellas on the street barricaded in). It wasn't bad for a sunny day in downtown Vacaville. This may be my new favorite spot for lunch.

Went here for lunch it was our first time here. We were greeted right away. They had a pretty decent Menu in had the vegetarian sandwich #9 and my bf had the chicken Sriracha. Both sandwiches were delicious. They do serve beer and wine and outside seating. I definitely will go back to try something else. Did I mention they have raviolis and pasta sauce that you can purchase and make at home. So go check this place out.

While passing through town on our way to the bay, my husband and I stopped at La Borgata Italian deli for a late lunch and quick bite to eat. Luckily, they had a small patio areas so that we could have our dogs with us. The service was fast and friendly. We each decided to try one of their sandwiches, I ordered the Abruzzese while my husband tried the Sottomarino. Both sandwiches were quite hearty and filling, but absolutely delicious. We decided to wash down our meal with a cannoli and it did not disappoint. Parking can be a bit of a nightmare as it is off the main strip in the downtown area, but do not let this deter you.

I tried La Borgata for the first time today. It's a small, quaint sandwich shop in downtown vacaville. I ordered the Sottomarino Sandwich and it was good. It was a pretty basic sandwich on white bread. The dessert case looked delicious though! They also have meats that you can get sliced to take home. I was really impressed when I saw the homemade ravoli's in a fridge in the lobby with soups too. They looked delicious. The cashier told me that their best selling sandwiches are: #3 - Abruzzese $11.75- turkey, hot salami, provolone, roasted lettuce and mayo on Dutch crust bread. #4 - Sottomarino $11.95- black forest ham, hot capicollo, salami, banana peppers, onions, mayo and oil and vinegar on French bread. #5 - Romano $11.95- heated roast beef and asiago cheese, lettuce, onions, pepperoni and mayo on toasted French bread.

Who doesn't love a good Italian deli? And when you don't need to make the trip to San Francisco, that makes it all the more better. Which takes me to the Northern California city of Vacaville where I finally got around trying "La Borgata Italian Deli". Nestled in the heart of downtown Vacaville directly on Main St. and in between Parker and Dobbins St's, this place has been dishing out its signature Italian sandwiches dating back to 2010. This location is wonderful as it lets you venture into the original part of Vacaville and not the more frequently traveled areas such as Nut Tree Plaza and the ever-popular Vacaville Outlet stores. Furthermore, this part of town has a ton of small family-owned and operated businesses while being adjacent to Ulatis Creek and Andrews Park. I arrived here during the afternoon of Saturday 6/17/2023 right at noon. Parking was easy to find as I only walked 1/2 block to get here. As far as the exterior, the white/green striped awning made this place very recognizable and easy to identify. You will also find several outdoor tables and chairs for the more comfortable Vacaville afternoons. On the inside, there are many more tables and chairs for dining in as well as a lot of Italian-inspired memorabilia. I saw several books on Italy, Italian pasta and sauces, and several bottles of Italian wine. They also offer a refrigerated section specializing in raviolis, tortellini, lasagna, soups, and chilled marinara sauce. Since I was in the mood for an Italian sandwich, I went with one of their most popular choices, their "Sottomarino" (for $11.50). This sandwich consisted of black forest ham, hot capicollo, salami, provolone, tomatoes, lettuce, banana peppers, onions, mayo, olive oil, & vinegar on soft French bread. I paired this up with a bag of Kettle chips and a soda. Total price on everything after tax came out to around $17. Since many customers ordered prior to me coming here waiting for their sandwiches, it still only took them about 5 minutes to make my sandwich. As far as the sandwich itself, it was definitely above average with a respectable amount of Italian cold cuts packed inside. It wasn't quite the biggest sandwich as it actually still left me a wee bit hungry after I ate it with the chips & drink but still very tasty overall. However, they offer all the signature Italian meats including mortadella, coppa, and prosciutto. With that said and done, I am giving "La Borgata Italian Deli" an above average four-star rating. The employees truly took pride into making an excellent tasting sandwich. Futhermore, they also carry a respectable amount of salads, soups, desserts, and daily specials. Normal hours of operation are Monday through Friday from 10am-5pm and Saturday from 9am-3pm. Definitely give them a try if you're in downtown Vacaville.