Gandolfo’s New York Deli
818 N 500 W, Provo, UT, 84604
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Address :
818 N 500 W
Provo, UT, 84604 - Phone
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Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Bike Parking : No
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Noise Level : Quiet
Alcohol : No
Outdoor Seating : No
Wi-Fi : No
Has TV : Yes
Waiter Service : Yes
Caters : Yes
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Dave B.
This Gandolfo's is awesome because it's connected to a gas station: that means you have a way better selection of drinks to wash your sandwich down. The do a good job with food quality and its nicely located. The staff is always friendly so that adds up to 4 stars for me.
(4)Kristen S.
What I didn't like about this place: $5-8 a half sandwich that is like 6 inches. Sandwich is served hot, but the bread isn't toasted, it's like it's been microwaved. Quality of the ingredients suck. Too much sauce. Soggy "breaded chicken" clearly came from a freezer and had that spongy texture to it. I felt like I was eating bread in a bath of mayo with a mountain of shredded lettuce and strips of mcdonalds chicken. Never going back.
(1)Erik M.
What the hell happened. Got the east port didn't expect near rancid pastrami on a three day old not Kaiser roll slathered in a ridiculous amount of butter. The food quality here has been dipping slowly but surely in favor of cheaper options. Not going back.
(1)Dirk K.
As a die hard Red Sox fan, this is a tough place to walk into. It's definitely Yankee territory. However, with all guards down, they made me a great sub. It was fast, friendly and blows those corporate sub places away! Nice job Gandolfo's; I still hate the Yankee's though.
(4)Jason B.
There was a time that I loved Gandalfo's. There were 2 location then: one in SLC and the other in Provo. Then the franchising began, and I felt the quality falter. The meatballs that were once lovingly shaped by the frail hands of a 90 year old Italian woman who smelt of oregano were now unceremoniously dumped frozen from a bag. It wasn't the same, but acceptable. One of the many, many franchises is 102 steps from my office, and it was a good place for a quick lunch. One day, however, they told me I couldn't have my sandwich on the bread I wanted even though 1) the menu specified it came on the kaiser, and 2) they had some on hand. For 2 years I've quit them, and felt dirty going back today, but I was too lazy for another option. My sandwich was still consigned to the hero, but the bread was good. I felt like it was expensive for what I got. I still can't like it because fond memories get in the way, but maybe less ardently than I did.
(2)Alex H.
I love, have loved, and always will love Gandolfo's. The ever-expanding array of franchises has allowed me to be able to pick my favorite locations for specific sandwiches, meal times, and service. While the Original location in Provo, at University and Center, has the best atmosphere and great selection, and the location in American Fork is closest to my house and gives me unlimited potato salad or broccoli cheese salad if I eat in house, this one is close to work for me, and has a few absolutely screaming deals that make it good for me to go to. First, the "buy one sandwich, get a half for a dollar after 5pm" is the best deal out there. I can buy a half sandwich for 4-6 bucks, and get another half for a dollar. Being that a whole costs 7-9 bucks, this saves a few dollars, and you can sample two different sandwiches for the cost of one! (I recommend the Big Apple and Urban Cowboy, two of my favorites). The other great deal is the 99 cent drive-thru 32 ounces drink special. And they have diet Dr. Pepper. So, to sum up: great sandwiches, good deals.
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