American Breakfast
$14.00
Your choice of toast, bacon, sausage, 2 eggs any style, hash browns
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Roma Deli
4.7(670 reviews)
Certified by Roma Deli • Jun 21, 2026
Business Details
6449 Lankershim Blvd, North Hollywood, CA
91606, United States
Certified by Roma Deli • Jun 21, 2026
(818) 763-8296
Certified by Roma Deli • Jun 21, 2026
https://romadeli48.com
Certified by Roma Deli • Jun 21, 2026
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Certified by Roma Deli • Jun 21, 2026
Deli
Details
- DeliveryAvailable
- TakeoutAvailable
- Curbside pickupAvailable
Location
Certified by Roma Deli • Jun 21, 2026
Hours
Certified by Roma Deli • Jun 21, 2026
Monday9:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Tuesday9:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Wednesday9:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Thursday9:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Friday9:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Saturday9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
SundayClosed
Menu
1 menu · 245 items
Explore offerings from Roma Deli on 6449 Lankershim Blvd in North Hollywood, with popular breakfast, cold sandwiches, hot sandwiches, and panini sandwiches available at this location.
Reviews
4.7
670 reviews
5 stars
535
4 stars
97
3 stars
16
2 stars5
1 star
17
- SSSamuel Serrano4 days ago5.0Definitely coming back, cheesesteak pastrami sandwich. Very graceful with portions. Excited to try their panini sandwiches.
- RTRoumiana tzvetanova5 days ago5.0We really enjoyed the delicious food and will be back for sure.Thank you for your EXCELLENT service.
- MDMarQo D5 days ago5.0Been eating sandwiches at this spot since 2019 and these guys are great....food service and restaurant is A1.
- BDBobby D6 days ago5.0Roma Deli is the kind of place that doesn’t really rely on first impressions—it relies on accumulation. The more time you spend with it, even indirectly through repeated visits, the more it starts to feel less like a deli and more like a familiar rhythm in the background of everyday life. There’s nothing aggressively performative about it, which is increasingly rare in the world of modern sandwich shops and “artisan” deli concepts. It doesn’t try to turn itself into a lifestyle brand or a curated experience. Instead, it stays focused on a very old-fashioned idea: making solid food for people who are actually hungry, not just browsing. The atmosphere is usually straightforward and functional. You don’t walk in expecting theatrical design or a heavily stylized interior. What you get instead is a space that feels built around movement—ordering, preparing, serving, leaving. But somehow it avoids feeling cold or transactional. There’s a kind of informal familiarity in the way things operate, like a place that has long since stopped trying to impress strangers and instead settled into serving regulars well. What defines Roma Deli most clearly is the honesty of its food. Sandwiches here aren’t built like marketing objects. They don’t arrive engineered for social media angles or stacked to the point of instability. Instead, they feel structured around balance: bread that has a real role beyond being a container, fillings that are actually proportioned to each other, and flavors that don’t compete for attention but work in sequence. There’s a quiet satisfaction in that kind of construction. Nothing feels accidental, but nothing feels over-designed either. It’s the kind of food where every component has a purpose, even if that purpose is simply to make the next bite feel consistent with the last. And that consistency is exactly what makes it memorable over time. Another interesting detail is the pace of the experience. It doesn’t feel rushed in a stressful way, but it also doesn’t drift into unnecessary delay. Orders move, people come and go, and the whole system feels like it has been naturally optimized through repetition rather than corporate structuring. That kind of flow is hard to fake because it usually comes from years of actual use, not planning. What makes Roma Deli stand out in a crowded category is not innovation, but reliability with character. There’s a difference between something being “consistent” and something being consistently good enough that you stop questioning it. This place leans into the second category. You don’t go there expecting surprises—you go there because the outcome is already known, and that knowledge itself becomes part of the comfort. And that’s the part that lingers after you leave. Not a dramatic flavor shift or a signature dish moment, but a broader impression of dependability. The feeling that what you ordered will arrive as expected, taste as expected, and satisfy in a way that doesn’t require interpretation. In a food landscape where everything is constantly trying to reinvent itself, Roma Deli’s most unusual quality is that it doesn’t. It just continues doing what it has always done, and in that refusal to overreach, it quietly earns something most places spend a lot of effort trying to manufacture: trust.
- SPSteve PJun 7, 20265.0My kids live around the corner from Roma and I make sure we grab lunch here every time I visit. The food is fresh. Variety is great. And the salads, especially the cucumber salad are on point. The owner is usually there and is always thankful for our visit.
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