Molinari Delicatessen
San Francisco, CA 94133-3907
Phone: (415) 421-2337
- Price:
- $
- Hours:
- Mon-Fri 8am-5:30pm, Sat 7:30am-5:30pm
Editorial Review for Molinari Delicatessen – by Joanna Currier
In Short
Tourists and locals alike make the pilgrimage to this old-fashioned Italian deli for its copious larder, authentic atmosphere and gourmet, made-to-order sandwiches. Old Country delicacies include heavy, dangling rows of genuine prosciutto and salami, fresh mozzarella di Bufala and aged Parmesan. Hard-to-find imported goods overflow on the shelves. To-go sandwiches feature top-shelf fixings such as sun-dried tomatoes and sweet bell peppers, and come hot or cold.
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User Reviews for Molinari Delicatessen
05/06/2008 Posted by Lynnette001
San Francisco is my ancestral homeland. Whenever my little french grandma came to San Diego to visit, she brought a Molinari salami and a Boudain loaf of sourdough. They have the best salami anywhere. We order to be shipped to San Diego if no one is traveling to San Francisco.
Pros: Hard to find going by some one else's directions
Cons: Once found - best salami in the state
04/17/2007 Posted by sammy71
I have been to this place three times, each time I was disapointed and really couldn't see what the hype was all about. I love a good sandwich and this place is mediocre at best. You could make a better sandwich at home. There are usually 3-4 people behind the counter at Molinari's and they all seem to think it is OK to handle cash and then go right back to making a sandwich without washing hands or wearing gloves or anything. The best places to get a sandwich in this city will always go under the radar. For a far better sandwich experience try Noe Valley Deli on 24th Street or Good Luck Cafe on kearny Street near commercial.
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