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Authentic Italian Deli Opens in Hampden

Luigi's Italian Deli of Hampden serves up the sandwiches on the Avenue.

 
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Lou Catelli slices meat during Luigi's Deli of Hampden's opening day on Thursday.
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Lou Catelli slices meat during Luigi's Deli of Hampden's opening day on Thursday.

It's usually a good sign for an eatery on its opening day when famed local chef Spike Gjerde stops by to grab a bite to eat.

Gjerde was one of many residents who stopped by for a sandwich at Luigi's Italian Deli of Hampden on Thursday. 

The authentic Italian deli, located at 846 W. 36th St., took over the space formerly occupied by Lovely Yarns, which moved to a new location at 3610 Falls Road.

"Lou" Catelli, Hampden's famed cross walk painter, manned the counter and said the shop is owned by Brian and Jeanine Little, and that the store is named after Jeanine's grandfather. Catelli said almost all the food in the store—except for the potato chips—comes from Italy.

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G B

6:49 pm on Thursday, April 19, 2012

I will go check this one out for sure ... welcome to the neighborhood

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