Deli Italiano Arlington Menu With Prices

Arlington’s local favorite, Deli Italiano, serves generous portions of classic Italian fare, and the full menu with updated prices is outlined below. If you are looking for the Deli Italiano Arlington Menu with Prices before you visit, this guide breaks down every section so you know exactly what to expect.

This spot is known for its no-frills approach. You come here for the food, not the fancy decor. The portions are big, and the staff moves fast during the lunch rush. Below, we cover the sandwiches, platters, and sides so you can plan your order.

Deli Italiano Arlington Menu With Prices

Prices at this deli have shifted slightly over the last year, but they still offer solid value for the amount of food you recieve. The menu is straightforward, focusing on hot and cold subs, pasta dishes, and classic Italian sides. Here is the current breakdown of what you will pay.

Cold Subs And Sandwiches

These are the staples. The bread is always fresh, and they do not skimp on the cold cuts. You can get most of these as a half or whole sub.

  • Italian Combo (Ham, Salami, Capicola): Half $8.99 / Whole $12.99
  • Turkey and Provolone: Half $8.49 / Whole $11.99
  • Meatball Marinara (Hot): Half $8.99 / Whole $12.49
  • Chicken Cutlet (Hot): Half $9.49 / Whole $13.49
  • Eggplant Parmigiana (Hot): Half $8.99 / Whole $12.49
  • Tuna Salad: Half $8.49 / Whole $11.99

Every sub comes with lettuce, tomato, onion, and your choice of oil, vinegar, or mayo. They also offer a “Kitchen Sink” sub with everything on it for an extra $1.50.

Hot Platters And Entrees

If you are really hungry, skip the bread and go for a platter. These come with a side of pasta or fries. The chicken parm here is a local legend, but it is huge. Be prepared to take half of it home.

  • Chicken Parmigiana Platter: $14.99
  • Eggplant Parmigiana Platter: $13.99
  • Baked Ziti: $10.99
  • Lasagna (Weekend Special): $13.49
  • Shrimp Scampi over Linguine: $16.99

Platters are served with a small side salad and garlic bread. The garlic bread is buttery and toasted, not too hard.

Sides And Extras

You can add these to any meal or grab them to go. The sides are made fresh each morning.

  • French Fries (Large): $4.49
  • Pasta Salad: $3.99
  • Potato Salad: $3.99
  • Coleslaw: $2.99
  • Side of Marinara Sauce: $0.75

Beverages And Desserts

They stock a variety of canned sodas and bottled water. For dessert, they usually have cannoli and tiramisu from a local bakery, not made in-house.

  • Canned Soda: $1.99
  • Bottled Water: $1.50
  • Cannoli (per piece): $3.50
  • Tiramisu (per slice): $4.99

Tips For Ordering

Here is some practical advice to make your visit smoother.

  1. Call ahead for pickup. The line can get long during the weekday lunch hour, usually between 12:00 PM and 1:00 PM. Calling ahead saves you a 15-minute wait.
  2. Ask for the bread well-done. If you like a crunch, request this at the counter. They will toast it a bit longer for free.
  3. Bring cash. They do accept cards, but there is a small surcharge of $0.50 for credit card transactions. Cash avoids the fee.
  4. Check the specials board. They often have a daily soup or a specialty sub that is not listed on the printed menu. The price is usually lower than the regular items.

One thing to note is that the prices listed here are accurate as of this month. However, supply costs can change, so the price at the register might be slightly different. The staff is usually good about telling you if a price has gone up before you pay. It is a busy place, but the food is worth the trip. If you are ordering for a group, the party platters (which serve 5-6 people) are a good deal at around $45.00. Just give them a call a few hours ahead to make sure they have enough stock.