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Si Roma located INSIDE the Pokitomik serving the best Italian sandwiches and desserts in Glendale CA. We offer Grab n Go Authentic Italian Street Sandwiches with exceptional quality meats and cheese at a great price. At Sì Roma, we specialize in one thing: Crafting Italian sandwiches as authentically as they would be in Italy. We also specialize in multiple types of catering, ranging from private parties, corporate catering, and wedding catering. Call us today to see all that we can offer you.
Hours
| Friday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Monday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 132 S Brand Blvd, Glendale, CA 91204
Phone: (818) 245-6898
Website: https://siroma.restaurant/
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Order: Order online
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Reviews
Roberto Mojica
The bread is very fresh and soft. Very good quality. The pesto and stratacciela are very tasty. The mortadella was a bit salty for my taste. Next time I will try the recommended turkey. Nice ambiance, good music. The tables need to be wiped clean. It wasn’t very busy. I’m sure they had time.
… moreEric M. De Castro
Look, every once in a while, you stumble upon a place that cuts through the bs. A place that isn’t trying to be the next big thing, just the real thing. In the sprawling, often soulless landscape of L.A. strip malls, finding a spot with a genuine pulse is a minor miracle. Let me tell you about a miracle I found in Glendale, of all places, tucked away like a secret worth keeping. It’s called Sì Roma, and it’s a full-throated, passionate “YES!” to what a real Italian sandwich should be.
This isn’t just another sandwich joint. Forget it. Sì Roma is one man’s fanatical obsession with authentic Italian street food, playing out on a canvas of fresh-baked stirato bread. It’s a ghost kitchen with the soul of a Roman rosticceria, operating out of a Pokitomik in the Glendale Marketplace. You read that right. You go for raw fish, you stay for the prosciutto. It’s the kind of beautiful, chaotic logic I can get behind.
The man behind the counter is Johnny. He’s not some corporate suit who saw a gap in the market; food is in his blood, passed down from a restaurateur Nonno. This whole thing was born from a pandemic-fueled pilgrimage. Johnny sold his house, flew to Sicily, and immersed himself in the coastal traditions of his heritage. He even did a stint at a Buddhist monastery–not for enlightenment, but because it was cheap–all in the relentless pursuit of the perfect panino. He wrestled with a cursed food truck that seemed to break down on principle before finding his current home. That struggle is important. It’s a story you can taste.
And that story gets real on the menu–a tight, focused collection of hits built on a foundation of impeccable ingredients. The meats are sliced to order. The cheeses, like the glorious, creamy stracciatella, are imported straight from Italy.
Start with the Sì Roma Deluxe, the one people whisper about. It’s a masterpiece of salty Prosciutto di Parma, the dual-threat creaminess of fresh Mozzarella and Stracciatella, bright tomatoes, and then the curveball: grilled peaches. It sounds wrong. It feels wrong. But your first bite tells you it’s so, so right. The sweetness cuts through the fat and salt, creating something sublime. Don’t sleep on the rest of the lineup, either–creations like “The Hungry Terrone” showcase gods of the cured meat world like Prosciutto Cotto and Pistachio Mortadella, each one a testament to the fact that simplicity, when done with perfect ingredients, is unbeatable.
Forget that green sludge in a jar you call pesto. Johnny makes three distinct, nut-free versions from scratch: a classic Genovese, a fiery Calabrese, and a deep, earthy Olive. They’re revelations. And if you walk out of there without a chocolate shell cannoli, you’ve failed the mission. It’s the perfect endnote: a crisp, dark chocolate shell giving way to a rich ricotta filling that isn’t sickeningly sweet. It’s balanced. It’s honest. Just like everything else here.
“Sì Roma” is more than a name; it’s an affirmation. “Yes, Rome!” It’s a nod to doing things the right way, the old way. Johnny’s odyssey–from selling his home to bunking with monks–isn’t just a quirky backstory. It’s the spirit of the place. It’s the dedication that separates a good sandwich from a truly great one.
So, here’s the final word. If you’re tired of limp, overpriced sandwiches and you crave something made with passion and integrity, you need to find this place. It’s a culinary “Yes!” in a world full of “maybes.” It’s proof that sometimes, the best things are found where you least expect them.
Just go. You won’t regret it.
… moreThis isn’t just another sandwich joint. Forget it. Sì Roma is one man’s fanatical obsession with authentic Italian street food, playing out on a canvas of fresh-baked stirato bread. It’s a ghost kitchen with the soul of a Roman rosticceria, operating out of a Pokitomik in the Glendale Marketplace. You read that right. You go for raw fish, you stay for the prosciutto. It’s the kind of beautiful, chaotic logic I can get behind.
The man behind the counter is Johnny. He’s not some corporate suit who saw a gap in the market; food is in his blood, passed down from a restaurateur Nonno. This whole thing was born from a pandemic-fueled pilgrimage. Johnny sold his house, flew to Sicily, and immersed himself in the coastal traditions of his heritage. He even did a stint at a Buddhist monastery–not for enlightenment, but because it was cheap–all in the relentless pursuit of the perfect panino. He wrestled with a cursed food truck that seemed to break down on principle before finding his current home. That struggle is important. It’s a story you can taste.
And that story gets real on the menu–a tight, focused collection of hits built on a foundation of impeccable ingredients. The meats are sliced to order. The cheeses, like the glorious, creamy stracciatella, are imported straight from Italy.
Start with the Sì Roma Deluxe, the one people whisper about. It’s a masterpiece of salty Prosciutto di Parma, the dual-threat creaminess of fresh Mozzarella and Stracciatella, bright tomatoes, and then the curveball: grilled peaches. It sounds wrong. It feels wrong. But your first bite tells you it’s so, so right. The sweetness cuts through the fat and salt, creating something sublime. Don’t sleep on the rest of the lineup, either–creations like “The Hungry Terrone” showcase gods of the cured meat world like Prosciutto Cotto and Pistachio Mortadella, each one a testament to the fact that simplicity, when done with perfect ingredients, is unbeatable.
Forget that green sludge in a jar you call pesto. Johnny makes three distinct, nut-free versions from scratch: a classic Genovese, a fiery Calabrese, and a deep, earthy Olive. They’re revelations. And if you walk out of there without a chocolate shell cannoli, you’ve failed the mission. It’s the perfect endnote: a crisp, dark chocolate shell giving way to a rich ricotta filling that isn’t sickeningly sweet. It’s balanced. It’s honest. Just like everything else here.
“Sì Roma” is more than a name; it’s an affirmation. “Yes, Rome!” It’s a nod to doing things the right way, the old way. Johnny’s odyssey–from selling his home to bunking with monks–isn’t just a quirky backstory. It’s the spirit of the place. It’s the dedication that separates a good sandwich from a truly great one.
So, here’s the final word. If you’re tired of limp, overpriced sandwiches and you crave something made with passion and integrity, you need to find this place. It’s a culinary “Yes!” in a world full of “maybes.” It’s proof that sometimes, the best things are found where you least expect them.
Just go. You won’t regret it.
Sean Boyd
Born and Raised in North Jersey in an Italian American community and been to Italy many times. I’ve been searching for the real deal in LA for so long not some place that makes “Italian sandwiches” with mayonnaise .
Si Roma is incredible and you can tell they put pride and care into their food. The sheer quality of ingredients and flavor is absolutely wonderful. I will definitely be returning. My wife and I both had the Si Roma deluxe.
… moreSi Roma is incredible and you can tell they put pride and care into their food. The sheer quality of ingredients and flavor is absolutely wonderful. I will definitely be returning. My wife and I both had the Si Roma deluxe.
aaron
Best Italian deli in all of Glendale, the sandwiches are amazing. I recommend the salami but they are all good. The owner Johnny is a great guy and a great person who really cares about his business and his customers. It’s hard to find an authentic sandwich like this in Los Angeles and I recommend everyone to try it to get a taste of What an authentic sandwich in Italy is like.
… moreRooted Physical Therapy
Johnny’s team is amazing! We hired them for our wedding welcome party— our guests RAVED about the sandwiches. They were on time, generous and such a pleasure to work with. We also had the cucumber and tomato salad and cannolis— omg yummmmm!!!
We appreciate yall!
If you’re looking for the most amazing catering team— look no further! Book Si Roma today!
… moreWe appreciate yall!
If you’re looking for the most amazing catering team— look no further! Book Si Roma today!
artin shakhmalian
Siroma Sandwich is the perfect choice for anyone who loves a satisfying meal at a great price. The sandwich comes in a generous size, packed with fresh ingredients that make every bite flavorful and filling. The quality is impressive — from the soft bread to the perfectly seasoned fillings, everything tastes freshly made. For what you get, the price is more than fair, making it an excellent value. Definitely a spot worth recommending for anyone who enjoys good food without overpaying
… moreAria Savadkouei
Simplicity at its finest.
A true homage to the Italian street panini, menu is simple, but every ingredient is outstandingly fresh and of the highest quality. An excellent lunch option.
The location is very convenient and easy to access.
The staff are also very helpful, friendly, and accommodating.
The only downside is the long wait time, which I know they’re working on alleviating.
Revision: you MUST also get the cannoli. Not optional. They were divine.
… moreA true homage to the Italian street panini, menu is simple, but every ingredient is outstandingly fresh and of the highest quality. An excellent lunch option.
The location is very convenient and easy to access.
The staff are also very helpful, friendly, and accommodating.
The only downside is the long wait time, which I know they’re working on alleviating.
Revision: you MUST also get the cannoli. Not optional. They were divine.
K Simone
This place rocks! It was a little difficult to find, but worth the hunt! (It’s in the poke place) I had one of the best Italian sandwiches I’ve ever tried- and my family owns 2 Italian delis. Definitely worth the stop, I just wish I lived closer so I could come back more often!
… moreZombie Bölverkr
Have been wanting to try it, as I love a good sandwich and it did not disappoint.
Food: ordered two sandwiches, the turkey and the pistachio mortadella. They were amazing, the bread was fantastic, and it was well balanced in flavors and textures.
Service: The server that helped us was very kind and made some great recommendations.
Atmosphere: well it is in a parking lot, but it does not take from the experience and quality of food.
… moreFood: ordered two sandwiches, the turkey and the pistachio mortadella. They were amazing, the bread was fantastic, and it was well balanced in flavors and textures.
Service: The server that helped us was very kind and made some great recommendations.
Atmosphere: well it is in a parking lot, but it does not take from the experience and quality of food.
Bezu Love
Took a short trip to Italy with the array of sandwiches recommended and special touch by Johnnyl. My sister was celebrating her birthday and Si Roma was what she’s been wanting and it delivered with their freshly made breads, sauce and the flavor cheese and ofcourse the meats. We will be coming back soon.
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