Cerrato's Italian Market & Deli is a small store on 192 in Melbourne. They may be small, but they have all sorts of delicious foods. They sell foods like homemade pastas, fresh mozzarella cheese, Italian desserts, olives, and all sorts of other Italian goodies. They also have a deli that makes some very tasty sandwiches, which is the main focus of this post.
I've stopped into Cerrato's for their sandwiches a few times now. On one of my visits to Cerrato's, I had a caprese sandwich. It was served on a bread with a really nice crust, filled with lots of their homemade mozzarella, tomatoes, onions, and basil. The caprese sandwich was one of their daily specials when I tried it, so this huge sandwich was only $5 and change.
On another visit to Cerrato's, I had a prosciutto and cheese sandwich. Served on the same wonderful bread, I had this sandwich with all the toppings, including lettuce, tomato, onions, mustard, salt & pepper, and oil & vinegar.
When there are places like Cerrato's serving these sandwiches, why would anyone go to the big chains like Subway?
Showing posts with label hero. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hero. Show all posts
Tuesday, April 3, 2012
Friday, February 3, 2012
Casa L'Italien in Boca Raton, FL
Casa L'Italien is a little restaurant in the same shopping center as Doris' Italian Market in Boca Raton. Besides pizza (which I hear good things about), I thought the menu was somewhat limited and prices were unusually high for the food served.That being said, I ordered an Eggplant Banzini. This was basically your standard eggplant parmesan hero with the addition of ricotta cheese. It tasted good and was a good sized sub.
Next time I'm down in Boca, I'll have to try the pizza at Casa L'Italien...
Next time I'm down in Boca, I'll have to try the pizza at Casa L'Italien...
Monday, September 28, 2009
Victorio's II in Winter Springs, FL
I ate at Victorio's II in Winter Springs, FL. I ate here a few times several years ago and decided to give them another try. I ordered an Eggplant Parmesan Sub and was really happy with it. The bread was nice and crunchy with sesame seeds on the outside. The eggplant didn't have any of that stringy skin on it and was breaded nicely. There was just the right amount of cheese and sauce on the sandwich, and I was happy!
My dining companions ordered a thick crust pizza, so I decided to try one of the slices that weren't finished. While I really liked my sandwich, the pizza was another story. The crust seemed to be too doughy in the middle. There was way too much sauce that all squirted off of the pizza when I took a bite, and the cheese was a bit heavy handed too. I definitely wouldn't get pizza at Victorio's after trying this slice, but the two other people that ate the pie both thought it was really good. I guess I was in the minority about this pizza...
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Monday, January 5, 2009
Chipotle Turkey from Jersey Mike's Subs
I ate at the Jersey Mike's Subs in Lake Mary, FL for a second time. Last time, I wasn't all that impressed with their sandwiches and I didn't have all that much desire to return. A visiting relative is in love with the fast food restaurant for some odd reason, so I went again.
I shared a giant Chipotle Turkey Sub with someone. The sandwich was topped with every possible sandwich component, excluding tomatoes. A chipotle mayonnaise turned the normal turkey sub into a chipotle turkey sub. The sandwich did taste okay, but wasn't any better than similar sandwiches from other restaurants.

The restaurant as a whole did seem a little disorganized though. The employees seemed a bit confused, and that didn't help the long line. One employee started asking if anyone in line wanted any hot subs, and since I was getting a cold sub, I said no. Because of this, I somehow ended up getting skipped and the employee acted all annoyed when told nobody took my order.
I shared a giant Chipotle Turkey Sub with someone. The sandwich was topped with every possible sandwich component, excluding tomatoes. A chipotle mayonnaise turned the normal turkey sub into a chipotle turkey sub. The sandwich did taste okay, but wasn't any better than similar sandwiches from other restaurants.
The restaurant as a whole did seem a little disorganized though. The employees seemed a bit confused, and that didn't help the long line. One employee started asking if anyone in line wanted any hot subs, and since I was getting a cold sub, I said no. Because of this, I somehow ended up getting skipped and the employee acted all annoyed when told nobody took my order.
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Tuesday, December 9, 2008
Dalli's Eggplant Sub
I ate an Eggplant Parmigiana sub from Dalli's Pizza in Lake Mary, FL. I've eaten these before, and since I got it again, you know it must be good.
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Friday, June 6, 2008
Eggplant Parmesan Hero
I ate another Eggplant Parmesan Hero from Dalli's Pizza in Lake Mary, Florida. It was better than the last time I ate the sandwich from there...
Monday, May 5, 2008
Dallis Eggplant Sub
I had an Eggplant Parmigiana sub from Dallis Pizza in Lake Mary, Florida. It was good. The eggplant didn't have stringy skin like it sometimes does. The bread could have been a bit less mushy though...
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