Ggiata Delicatessen

5009 Melrose Ave, Los Angeles
(323) 798-5713

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Quynh H Nguyen

I got the Draper! Okay but too much balsamic and barely any straciatella or prosciutto (couldn’t taste anything but balsamic tbh); if you’re from the northeast, this likely won’t hit the way a hoagie would but if you ignore that that, then this is very filling and has good chicken!

Stephen Siam

Sandwich was pretty good. Absurdly overpriced for the portion. I was expecting a pretty large portion for $18. It was like the size of a regular sub from Jimmy's or Jersey Mike's

Ugwunna Amadi

We were looking for a sandwich spot and my friend recommended this spot. The sandwich is priced well about $14-16 a sandwich and you get a good portion too. I had the chicken parm and it was excellent, meat to bread ratio was perfect and the sandwich wasnt sloppy at all. Will be back to try all the other sandwiches.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 4

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Chicken Parm

Aida A

Honestly, I have to review this place at this point. I’ve ordered it three separate times and each item I’ve gotten has been incredible. The wrap, the spicy parm and most importantly…. the arancini is amazing. Honestly I’m confused by the other reviews because I feel like I’m a harsh critic. Anyway, everyone should try this place at least once!! Highly recommend!

Food: 5

Ark Lu

Ordered the spicy p for takeout and when I got home and took a bite out of it, the chicken was literally chewy, gelatinous, and crunchy all at once. Definitely do not recommend getting their breaded chicken. Stick to grilled chicken and meatballs, preferably at the other location.

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 1

Service: 5

Taylor Johnson

This gave me horrible food poisoning beware

Food: 1

Stuart Jacobson

The hot sandwiches were cold. No bathroom.

Atmosphere: 2

Food: 1

Service: 5

Shaun Young

Finally got a chance to check out Ggiata and it did not disappoint. I ordered the Spicy P which was fresh and flavorful. The sauce was delicious. The spice level was mild for my palette, but I’m sure others would find it hot. The seeded roll was crunchy and fresh. My only critique is that the sandwich came out lukewarm-warm. It’s listed as a hot sandwich, but it was tepid at best.

Others in the party ordered The Classic Italian and everyone raved about it.

All-in-all a really solid sandwich spot in Los Angeles. It’s definitely on the top of the East Coast deli spots in LA.

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 4

Service: 4

Recommended dishes: The Spicy P, The Classic Italian

M C

Came here for our first time and did not disappoint

Kept it simple and got the Turk to share (big enough to share)

And an order of meatballs!

They have a great patio area in the back as well!!!

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Alejandra Rodriguez

First time going I was so excited to have a delicious warm sandwich and drink. I decided on the “Spicy P” and a “Joe Lemon Tea” the wait for it was about ten minutes which is ok I appreciate fresh food and I was a walk in. The place inside is a bit small and it’s on Melrose and Westwrn which is a busy traffic area so I waited inside. I took my order to go and stumbled on a not so pleasant surprise. The whole inside of the sesame bread that was toasted was burnt. There’s a difference between toasted and straight up burnt. Only because I was hungry and tired (my only day off) I decided to just eat it. This char is cancerous and not tasty at all. I noticed on several pictures of the reviews that the sandwiches are burnt on the inside. Just a fair feedback don’t burn the bread! 🤌🏼

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 3

Service: 3

Recommended dishes: The Spicy P

jenny nath

Giving the wrong chips for my Uber Eats order is enough for me to not even want to eat my meal any more. And they don’t refund and I’m not placing another order to get the correct chips

Célia

Was craving a meatball sandwich but was disappointed to find out that they mix pork in the beef meatballs so had to opt for the chicken parm sandwich and it was average. The bread was too hard to chew and probably old.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 3

Service: 4

Recommended dishes: Chicken Parm

Daisey Arianna

No where to sit and eat. Not that type of establishment though I understand. Ordered the Caesar wrap and meatball sub. They were just okay. Overpriced and not worth the hype IMO. If you wanna try it one and done I’d say okay.

Atmosphere: 2

Food: 3

Service: 4

Daritza Gonzalez

Love me some Ggiata. The best chicken Cesar salad wrap in LA hands down. The portions are huge, I typically get two meals out of one wrap.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Chicken Sandwich, Olive Oil Cake, Chicken Parm Sandwich, The Spicy P, The Classic Italian

Maral Shalumova

Was it a delicious wrap? Yes, but was the portion way smaller than advertised considering it’s mostly lettuce? Yes. Definitely not worth the price point of $18 but overall the service was great and I loved the vibe of the inside. Sadly overpriced though

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 2

Service: 5

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