Gagliano’s Italian Market
1220 Elm St, Pueblo, CO, 81004
Gagliano’s Italian Market Menu
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Address :
1220 Elm St
Pueblo, CO, 81004 - Phone (719) 544-6058
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Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Good For : Lunch
Parking : Street
Bike Parking : No
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Noise Level : Average
Alcohol : No
Outdoor Seating : No
Wi-Fi : No
Has TV : No
Waiter Service : No
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Mary Jo S.
Still 5 stars after purchasing a bada-bing and the world's best malted balls.
(5)Nicole C.
Everything you want to eat and the tools to make it! Love this place! This place has been a stellar stop for me for the last 20 years. Get yourself ready made delicacies or the ingredients to make your own! Just visit, you will find something you love!!
(5)Christine P.
A diamond in the rough! Smells delicious the minute you walk in the door. Our sandwiches were so tasty and the workers were delightful. Love the history if this sweet deli. 93 years in the same location. Our cashier said he'd been there almost 60 years... Since he was 16. Deep family roots.
(5)Theresa S.
Love this place! Great deli meats & lots of other wonderful stuff. I stop in any time I'm in Pueblo.
(4)Tee S.
For anyone who grew up in Pueblo, Gagliano's is like a local temple of goodies for all those Sicilian yummies we grew up with. If you are a out of towner, don't be afraid. The neighborhood is a bit old but stop on by. You enter and there are a lot of import goodies of canned tomatoes, pastas and cooking gadgets. Lovely pizzelle makers which for you out of towners is a lovely dense cookie. You can buy them there already made. Many types of various sausages, olives, cheeses, lunch platters, made by them. Some sort of rolls that you can take home and bake like the Badabing which I guess is more like their version of Stromboli. They make their own sauce . It's around $6 or $7 but I bought one with a couple long links of their spicy signature sausage for dinner that eve. Everyone loved it as it definitely brings back memories. We also bought some real deal lady finger cookies. Nothing like that processed hard stuff you see in the store. These are the best. And never see jars of lupini beans anywhere. A very salty briny little snack that goes well with a beer or on a snack platter of salami, cheeses and some nice bread bites. Real deal goat cheese is made and sold here. It's not like that cream cheese like stuff you get across America, this is fragrant, a bit cottaged but lovely taste. All great tastes of the home Sicilian tastes grew up with! Folks are super friendly. It's a Pueblo landmark for sure on the foodie side! PS this is not a place where you can sit and dine. It's more a deli/market. Take and eat or cook yourself.
(5)Wind R.
This is the Best Italian Deli in the western hemisphere. Friendly staff and wonderful products. Best meats pastas and cheeses anywhere! I especially love their bada bing meat breads! Their olive selection is Supremo!
(5)Shirley S.
Love the people, excellent service, quality merchandise. The place I go when I want ingredients for an authentic home cooked Italian meal. You can even get recipe advice from the owners!
(5)Jem J.
Love love love this place! We've gotten some really good capicola and amazing cheeses. Every time we go, I want to buy the pizzelle makers they have, and everything else in there! They have awesome roasted red peppers that you can't find in any grocery store around. I would recommend Gagliano's to anyone!
(5)Jonathan S.
Great selection of Italian grocery foods with an equally fantastic deli counter for sandwiches. Also, they carry Type-00 flour, which I have been trying to track down for a while.
(4)Antoinette S.
Fabulous place great food!! great selection This place has everything and then some.. Honestly the best business in southern Colorado!
(5)Danny M.
Wow I wished this place was closer to my home. After being stationed in Naples Italy for three years this place was my fix. Large selection of Pasta! Homemade pasta is also available. We got some sandwiches to go and they were wonderful.
(5)Jo M.
Feels like you could be in Italy. Lots of pasta, cookware, olive oils, and delicious sandwiches. I keep forgetting that when I come here, I mean to bring a cooler to take goodies home with me.
(5)Diane M.
Great hometown market. A great place to get deli meat, goat cheese, breads, pastas, etc. My mom was born and raised in the neighborhood and it's great to see this place thriving. I always have to buy the Italian cookies- just like my aunt use to make.
(5)Lisa F.
We stopped for sandwiches on our way down to the sand dunes. Loved the warm vibe of the shop and the sandwiches were generous and delicious. Will definitely be back for the bada bing and other yummy treats.
(5)Jeremy T.
Quaint little Italian market just west of I25, on south end of town. I was in Pueblo one day and noticed, like denver, it seems to have a decent size Italian population. Thanks to Yelp, I found this establishment. The building is obviously old, historic and everyone inside is friendly and helpful. The grocery items and register are in the front when you walk in....the deli and meat counter are in the rear. Make sure you check out the antique cash register. The cashier who said he has worked there for 60 years rang up my order with a calculator, but then logged the purchase into the antique register. We purchased some salami and two types of prosciutto and ate them on the way back to the San Luis valley. They were all great. Much better than any of the crap you buy at the normal grocery stores. Definitely a must stop if you love anything italian.
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