Panino Divino
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Phenomenal sandwich! The 816 was glorious! The bread alone is worth the price of admission. I tried to save half for lunch but failed miserably. Guess I'll have to go back tomorrow... Welcome to the neighborhood!
Love their sandwiches! The meat, cheese, and bread combo makes a great taste sensation!! Today was a perfect fall day with the wine window patio.
The sandwiches were delicious & the service was excellent!! The staff was so friendly! I can't wait to go back and try some of the spritzes!
Hours
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 11AM - 8PM |
| Wednesday | 11AM - 8PM |
| Thursday | 11AM - 8PM |
| Friday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Saturday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Sunday | 11AM - 6PM |
Panino Divino is a restaurant inspired by Tuscan sandwich shops, serving hearty sandwiches with unique, fresh ingredients. The restaurant offers an approachable, welcoming space with a quaint Italian vibe, from a giant painted mural on the outside of the building to a really cool old world atmosphere inside. The place can get busy, and the front area is a little tight and gets crowded quickly. The store is a little small, with a few seats throughout and about 6 bar seats. Customers order up front and then pick up their food, though someone was running food to tables. Online ordering is not available, and parking is a little tricky. The atmosphere is good, with friendly, nice, and cheerful customer service from beginning to end, and some good jams playing in the background. The menu has so many amazing-sounding sandwiches. The La Pistacchiosa features mortadella, whipped ricotta cream, pistachio cream, crushed pistachios, hot honey, and arugula. The 816 features smoked turkey. The Il Piccante features soppressata, giardiniera, pesto cream, burrata, hot honey, and arugula. The Big Bing features salami, capocollo, provolone, tomato, and Calabrian chili mayo. The bread is especially delicious—a thin version of focaccia called schiacciata. A lot of meat is used and there are good sized mozzarella slices. The chips were good, with only a paprika flavor available. There is a fully stocked wine bar and a patio with a wine window where you can order from outside.