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Monica's Mercato

Deli · Boston

4.51,116 {count} reviews

130 Salem St, Boston, MA 02113

Monica's Mercato

About

Located at 130 Salem Street in the heart of Boston’s North End, Monica’s Mercato has earned a reputation as a local institution for those seeking a substantial, authentic Italian-style sub. The shop operates with a traditional deli atmosphere, where customers can observe staff slicing high-quality cured meats and cheeses fresh to order. With a solid 4.5-star rating from over a thousand reviews, the establishment is frequently cited by visitors and residents alike as a go-to destination for a hearty, made-to-order meal. The menu features a variety of popular options, ranging from classic Italian cold cuts to hot selections like meatball and steak subs. Because the shop focuses on generous portions and fresh assembly, it is common to see a line of patrons waiting for their orders. As there is no seating available inside the compact space, many diners choose to take their sandwiches to a nearby park or landmark to enjoy them. Whether picking up imported Italian goods or grabbing a signature sub, visitors find that the experience captures a distinct sense of neighborhood tradition.

Reviews Monica's Mercato

Monica's Mercato is widely celebrated for its large, high-quality Italian subs featuring fresh bread and thinly sliced meats. While customers frequently praise the generous portions and authentic flavors, the experience is often defined by long wait times and a lack of indoor seating.

Strengths

  • Generous sandwich portions
  • High-quality fresh ingredients
  • Excellent fresh bread
  • Authentic Italian subs

Weaknesses

  • Long wait times
  • No indoor seating
  • High price point

Best for

This place is ideal for those seeking a large, high-quality Italian sub to enjoy on the go or at a nearby park.

Opening hours

Friday
9 AM–8 PM
Monday
9 AM–8 PM
Sunday
9 AM–8 PM
Tuesday
9 AM–8 PM
Saturday
9 AM–8 PM
Thursday
9 AM–8 PM
Wednesday
9 AM–8 PM

Contact

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