As the proud owner of Rinaldi's Deli and Grill, Dominick Colandro understands that times are tough with the current economy. That's why he chooses to keep his prices low while maintaining the high quality of his food and service. He's been serving locals from his East Main Street location for over two decades, and to this day, no sandwich on the menu sells for over $6.50. He uses only choice Boar's Head meats. Everything is prepared fresh. Rinaldi's offers daily specials, and delivery and catering services are available. A steam table is also filled with delicious items from 11am - 3pm.
This deli offers a plethora of Polish foods, goods, magazines and more. Customers can grab a bite to eat from the deli and sit at one of the two tables, surrounded by huge plants.
Helen's Luncheonette has been operating for more than 25 years in the Glenbrook area of Stamford. Locals and visitors alike enjoy home-style cooking from delicious omelets, pancakes, fresh made sandwiches, salads, soups and daily specials.
Emilia's is a full-service stop for the taste buds. There are deli delights like the prosciutto or
garlic-bread parmigiana. The shop-described "famous" pizza is available in selections like "Home Alone" (topped with onion, garlic and cherry peppers) and the classic margherita (sliced tomatoes, salami and fresh garlic). Family-owned and run, Emilia's has been at its Cove Road location for nearly 30 years.
