Vinny-Boy’s Italian Market Place

I went in for Italian meats and cookies around noon and there was hardly anything in the whole place! No pastries, very few meats, and nasty looking cookies. Uhhh no thanks, sorry I drove all that way for nothing.

This place has so much potential. However they don’t have much for a so-​called market. What they do have is 3 small rows of Italian foods that may be hard to find at an American market. As far as deli they were pretty low on everything. It seemed empty almost like it was about to close. 2 sandwiches and 2 sparkling waters $ 18. A little steep! I really wanted Mortadella, a Italian staple and they were out. :(

The person who stated this is not a ‘true” Italian deli was correct. I was a bit confused walking in and being confronted with 2 Hispanics who were totally clueless about anything Italian as it turns out.
The «over sized» sandwiches are anything but… and at about $ 8 a pop. Oh, and thanks for the cook who cleverly hiding the burned sides of both sandwiches on the bottom, you really tricked me on that one, why I didn’t discover it until I got home.
What I ended up getting for my $ 19 was 2 crappy sandwiches, no pickle or any sort of garnish, no sour kraut on the Ruben (which my not be considered Italian… but they ARE on the menu), and burned toast on one side. They proudly serve Boarshead meats here, which to me is serving marginal product.
I made it obvious I was there for the first time, this apparently meant nothing to them. The odd thing was, no one else was even in the deli, they were not in the least busy. You’d think since they had all the time in the world to do a decent job, they would give some semblance of caring.

My husband and I located Vinny-Boy’s by our local Entertainment Book, which had a $ 7.00 off coupon inside.
As we walked in the front door Vinny the owner was talking with some «regulars» it seemed. He was very friendly and showed us some of his specialty items he carried in his store. He was then called away when a delivery truck arrived.
My husband and I both decided on the Itialian beef sub. They were average in taste. We had to ask the server (hispanic lady) for our soda’s and we never did recieve our fries.
Over all it’s a nice local place, but will only return if we get another coupon.

This is not an Italian Market! No Way! Their website is deceptive advertising. Stay away!
Website claims to have a wide selection of meat, sausage, poultry, and seafood. None here!
Italian pastries? NOPE! Fresh Bagels? NOPE! All in a plastic bags from an offsite bakery!!!
The italian family shown on the website? No where to be seen!!! A hispanic woman runs this place. Friendly but not Italian.
We came looking for some fresh italian meats and cheeses. They did have sausage which ended up getting. Sausage was salty.
Stay Away! Go to Siena Deli.

Stopped in today for lunch after learning Taqueria Los Parados has closed. We tried the Italian sub with pasta salad and the eggplant parm with garlic knots.
Eh! I make a better sandwich at home. Plus, the bread was soggy from too much oil and vinegar. The eggplant was tough and the sauce was very acidic. Pretty disappointing. I’ll stick with Siena Deli on West Sahara for my Italian deli fix.

While it doesn’t serve genuine Italian cuisine, Vinny Boy’s is a good deli with great sandwiches.

Unilocaling for a local non-​casino Italian place brought me here. I ordered the spaghetti and it was just OK. Good flavor, plenty of it, but nothing special. If I was in the neighborhood, I’d go there again, but would not go out of my way to get there.

We were ISO cold meat sandwiches and found Vinny-​Boys via a Unilocal search.
My partner ended up with a hot dog, but I selected the Italian sub. Vinny’s uses Boar’s Head meats & cheeses ensuring consistent (if not always high) quality flavors. The small Italian-​style sub roll was fresh, chewy, and not huge. The sandwich was high on vinegar flavors and low on oil. Otherwise the quantity of toppings was perfect. They are feeding average eaters here, not Olympic-​style all-​you-​can eaters. I like that.
The deli, which also sells beer, wine, Italian imported dry pastas, locally made frozen pastas, canned goods, oils, cookies, etc., has several tables for dining-​in – giving the place a neighborhoody/​familial feel. I liked that too.
As a matter of fact, we were greeted by a gentleman who I assume was the owner. He chatted us up a bit as we made our choices for lunch. This interaction was authentic and welcoming. I especially liked that.
We left with full bellies and several pantry items including a little jar of fresh pears soaking in balsamic vinegar.
Visit Vinny-Boy’s and pick up a Tastykake… I totally forget to get one. I Did Not like that-​doh!

Solid. If your in the neighborhood & looking for a non chain sandwich shop worth a taste. Hispanic lady making sandwiches was very polite.

Great service and very tasty food. They have free wi-​fi and plenty of seating. I recommend the pasta with marinara sauce. It comes with soft and fresh garlic bread. The pasta was ready within a couple minutes. I’m Italian and I appreciate great pasta. This pasta was just right and didn’t have the texture of pasta that had been cooked a few hours before and reheated upon ordering, nor did it taste like it had been frozen. Not quite sure how they are able to have the perfect texture so quickly. The sauce is better than the sauce I make at home… impressive! The owner came out and spoke with me during my visit… when you visit this deli they make you feel like family.

I live in LA and visit Vegas quite often, a friend told me to check out this place (since they know I love Italian food) I went in for lunch and had an Italian sandwich on Ciabatta bread. The bread was so fresh, it was packed with meat and unbelievably I couldn’t eat it all at once. The store had so much imported stuff from Italy (none of the writing on the packages was in English ha) including such exotics as black ink (from a squid) pasta. I highly recommend Vinny-Boy’s for their awesome Italian sandwich, the owner was so nice and friendly (an Italian man… to the contrary of the two reviews by E.M. & Mary M) and also for their great selection of products from pastas, sauces, cheeses, peppers, etc.

I am not a local in Las Vegas. Drove by the area, saw Vinny Boy and decided to get some italian sandwich for the road. It’s a very friendly place. Sandwich is excellent. Best Italian sandwich I have ever had.