Gallucci's Italian Foods

Name: Gallucci's Italian Foods
Address: 6610 Euclid Ave 44103-3912, Cleveland, Ohio
Telephone: 12168810045

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4.6 ( 50 reviews)
3-12, $$, $$$
6610 Euclid Ave 44103-3912
12168810045

Gallucci's Italian Foods is your premier source for Italian Delicacies, including a full-service deli & bakery, fresh olive counter, fresh pasta, sauces, Italian pepper products, etc. We also operate a Hot Lunch counter that is open Monday - Friday from 11 AM to 2:30 PM.

Day of the Week	Opening Hours
Monday	8:00 - 18:00
Tuesday	8:00 - 18:00
Wednesday	8:00 - 18:00
Thursday	8:00 - 18:00
Friday	8:00 - 18:00
Saturday	8:00 - 17:00
Sunday	Closed

Cuisines

🍝 Italian
🍕 Pizza

Dining Options

♿ Wheelchair Accessible
🥡 Takeout
🅿️ Parking Available
💳 Accepts Credit Cards
🌳 Outdoor Seating
💳 Accepts Visa
💳 Accepts Mastercard
💳 Accepts American Express
💳 Accepts Discover
🍱 Lunch

Accepts Credit Cards

Recommended Reviews

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4.6

50 reviews

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Laurie Staltari

2018-11-13 on google

This place is a hidden gem. LOVE LOVE the food selection. And prepared foods out of this world delicious!!

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Mary Ceccoli

2018-11-09 on google

Wish we had a "Galucci's" in Florida. We moved south three years ago and have yet to find a place like Galucci's Italian Foods and Market. Miss this place. Every time we come back to Cleveland to visit, we visit our favorite Italian food market. Keep up the good work!

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Tisha S

2018-10-25 on google

I come out of my way every time to this fantastic place. Best mortadella, prosciutto and cheese options. Love their lasagna!

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Yes

Possibly, check their website or give them a call tomorrow.

I don't believe so

3 and 4 p.m. were okay

Gallucci's is closed in observance of Labor Day

No. Closed.

Sorry, no. We have rosemary prosciutto, but not rosemary salami.

Yes

Tuesday. The discount applies to everything in the store with the exception of wine and catering sales.

Unfortunately this product no longer exists anywhere. My understanding is that after the eponymous restaurant closed, the family continued to market the sauce to local grocery stores. Eventually, everyone in the family either passed away or retired, and the younger generation was not interested in maintaining the business. You can find recipes on the internet for a traditional Brown Sauce, but I'm not aware of any that are made and sold commercially.