Guido’s Italian delicatessen market has been open in Scottsdale since 1983. Offering the most delicious and authentic Italian groceries, pizza, lasagna, spaghetti, pasta, Italian meats, Italian cheeses and more. Walk in and smell the wonderful Italian food cooking. Eat in, order take out or have the Italian food delivery service bring it to your door. Joe Guido, the owner, loves to cater Italian food for your event. His Italian food catering has been awarded Best in Phoenix by many customers. You will find an array of home-made pastas, pizza, gourmet deli meats and deli cheeses and many fine Italian groceries all in one shop.
Classic Italian subs & red-sauce dishes served in a casual space set within a gourmet market.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 10893 N Scottsdale Rd, Scottsdale, AZ 85254
Phone: (480) 951-0636
Website: https://www.guidosofchicago.com/
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Reviews
Lauri P.
If you’re trying to find authentic Italian food and products, this is the place. Here you’ll find not only a restaurant but a generous deli section as well with some of your favorite Italian pantry staples. My partner and I we were greeted by such warm and friendly people who treated everyone like family. And the food? Perfetto! The food was worth the wait and I was able to find lupini beans (haven’t had those in YEARS!) and a beautiful soppressata. My only regret was not having any room for dessert but I will definitely be having some of that cannoli cake next time. Molto bene!
… moreJulia Listello
This was our first visit to Guido’s and we truly enjoyed the experience. The fusion of deli/restaurant is reminiscent (obviously) to Italian delis in Chicago and St. Louis. Very friendly, very welcoming, very family. The calamari was tender and breaded to perfection. Mama’s meatballs were hearty and seasoned wonderfully. They are big! The calabrese salad is fresh and delicious and the balsamic is so well-balanced…. we bought two bottles.
Our servers were attentive and friendly and just wonderful people. The only downside I could see is that I wanted to get closer to the shelves to look at the variety of limoncello and wines and couldn’t because there were occupied tables in front of them.
… moreOur servers were attentive and friendly and just wonderful people. The only downside I could see is that I wanted to get closer to the shelves to look at the variety of limoncello and wines and couldn’t because there were occupied tables in front of them.
Angela Wang
Interesting deli + Italian groceries, they have everything except produce. They even have anchovy paste, yes, anchovy paste, not tomato paste. That is what I call exotic. lol.
Service was quick, so quick that I felt rush. They literally assumed you knew what you wanted and expect you to place the order as soon as you are seated at the booth.
As for foods:
French Dip – it was good but expensive for a sandwich.
Pastrami sandwich- I meant to order hot pastrami but ordered the wrong one due to the rush. The cold pastrami did not much meat as you can see from the picture. And was just ok.
Broasted Chicken- first time trying this and not impressed. It was salty, soggy, dried and chewy. I prefer the real deep fried chicken.
GM is really nice though. He has been working there for 25 years, more or less. He saw me taking pictures so he came out and introduced himself.
I might go back and try the hot pastrami and pasta, if I visit Scottsdale again.
… moreService was quick, so quick that I felt rush. They literally assumed you knew what you wanted and expect you to place the order as soon as you are seated at the booth.
As for foods:
French Dip – it was good but expensive for a sandwich.
Pastrami sandwich- I meant to order hot pastrami but ordered the wrong one due to the rush. The cold pastrami did not much meat as you can see from the picture. And was just ok.
Broasted Chicken- first time trying this and not impressed. It was salty, soggy, dried and chewy. I prefer the real deep fried chicken.
GM is really nice though. He has been working there for 25 years, more or less. He saw me taking pictures so he came out and introduced himself.
I might go back and try the hot pastrami and pasta, if I visit Scottsdale again.
Tony Armstrong
First time here, outstanding service by the whole team! The Meatballs were fantastic and Chicken Parmesan was excellent…cleaned up the dish! Also the Bruschetta was so good Dessert was Sfogliatelle..delicious! Great value all around
… moreEmilie Baxter
Charming deli and restaurant. Got the eggplant parmesan sandwich and the tortellini con broccoli and both were delicious. I can see why they’ve been in business so long.
… moreJoel Behm
The picture does not do just for the sevice taste and atmosphere I received. I found my spot. I read the bad reviews. That’s exactly what they were, bad reviews. Either they were picky or just had to complain because of a bad they had. I look at price taste and atmosphere which I am picky about myself. Great place for a date with the wife or girl. It’s an old school feel which I love. Must try people.
… moreCindy L
The sandwich we ordered was $25. I think it was worth every bite of onion and bread, I didn’t leave a crumb! I had the most amazing sandwich with an awesome waiter name Alex.
I was very sad to find out that Guido had actually passed away around three or so months ago. He was a good man. I already miss him. This place is super fresh, clean and has so many things that you can order and take home to cook. I love the shirts. I love the history…
I just don’t understand that how sometimes my reviews just don’t show up. I’ve been coming to this place for over three years.
I swear next time I go, I’m going to try a piece of cheesecake that they make in house, it looked so good.
I WOULD RECOMMEND
… moreI was very sad to find out that Guido had actually passed away around three or so months ago. He was a good man. I already miss him. This place is super fresh, clean and has so many things that you can order and take home to cook. I love the shirts. I love the history…
I just don’t understand that how sometimes my reviews just don’t show up. I’ve been coming to this place for over three years.
I swear next time I go, I’m going to try a piece of cheesecake that they make in house, it looked so good.
I WOULD RECOMMEND
Christina Henderson
We visited Guido’s Chicago Meats & Deli this past Saturday with close friends, and it was an absolute hit with everyone. Between the four of us, we sampled a variety of dishes—including the calzones, lasagna, chicken alfredo, and tiramisu—and every item exceeded our expectations.
The calzones were a standout: perfectly baked with a delightful combination of crispy and chewy textures. The filling was rich with oozy, melted cheese and packed with flavor. The accompanying marinara dipping sauce was equally impressive—vibrant, savory, and the ideal complement to the calzone.
The lasagna was classic comfort food done right. It featured tender pasta layers, a hearty, cheesy meat sauce, and a deep, savory richness that made it hard to stop at just one bite.
We also tried the chicken alfredo, which was creamy, well-seasoned, and generously portioned, and wrapped up our meal with the tiramisu, which offered a perfectly balanced finish, light, fluffy, and not overly sweet.
All in all, Guido’s delivered on every front: great food, warm, friendly atmosphere, and an inviting experience we’re already looking forward to repeating.
UPDATE: We visited a second time and tried different menu items (Meatballs, Raviolis, Roast Beef Sandwich and Broasted Chicken). All were excellent.
… moreThe calzones were a standout: perfectly baked with a delightful combination of crispy and chewy textures. The filling was rich with oozy, melted cheese and packed with flavor. The accompanying marinara dipping sauce was equally impressive—vibrant, savory, and the ideal complement to the calzone.
The lasagna was classic comfort food done right. It featured tender pasta layers, a hearty, cheesy meat sauce, and a deep, savory richness that made it hard to stop at just one bite.
We also tried the chicken alfredo, which was creamy, well-seasoned, and generously portioned, and wrapped up our meal with the tiramisu, which offered a perfectly balanced finish, light, fluffy, and not overly sweet.
All in all, Guido’s delivered on every front: great food, warm, friendly atmosphere, and an inviting experience we’re already looking forward to repeating.
UPDATE: We visited a second time and tried different menu items (Meatballs, Raviolis, Roast Beef Sandwich and Broasted Chicken). All were excellent.
Ellen Schaffner
Dinner was exceptional. Service was great. A real blast eating home cooked everything from the sauces to the pasta and bread! Delicious counter had all of the meats and sides for eat in or take home great sandwiches. We did rake out some house made pizza sauce which I made homemade pizza. It was spectacular! My only tiny critique…size of establishment. Could be a little bigger but plenty of seating outdoors.
… moreEllen and Don Robinson
Food was delicious, service friendly and fast. Huge portions. Great value. We had eggplant parmesean which comes with a salad and huge side of pasta marinara, broasted chicken with wedges potatoes and salad ($15.99!), shrimp fra diavolo (VERY spicy!). Basket of delicious garlic bread with salads. We’ll be back!
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