Bricco Salumeria Pasta Shop - Crossing

A well-made sandwich on a good roll. It was NOT however, porchetta no matter how you stretch the definition. Had we known we would have ordered something else.

Good sandwich is good! Their sandwiches are pretty straightforward, and the stare is really the bread they use. I got the Italian, which is a good amount of food. The space is a little cramped, it's charming, but definitely get your food and leave. That's the vibe: get your food, get out, get eating. Overall, I great place to swing by!

The pasta shop (at the end of the alley on the right) had interesting pre-packed choices, but 0 service. I was the only customer, I said hello to the guy working the counter, who obviously saw me and ignored me. Just go to the other pasta shop around the block.

Specials: homemade pasta for $5; homemade pasta sauce for $14; sandwiches for under $12.Cute deli hidden in an alleyway.

Fresh breads baked daily downstairs. Traditional meatball sub was very very good. Fantastic red sauce, mozzarella, and perfectly seasoned/cooked meatballs.