Italian markets in Scottsdale/Phoenix

[EHPete]

Anyone know of a good place to get quality Italian ingredients in Scottsdale or the Phoenix area in general? I really miss the italian markets from the northeast. In particular right now I'm looking for some decent ricotta.

[molto e]

Anyone know of a good place to get quality Italian ingredients in Scottsdale or the Phoenix area in general?  I really miss the italian markets from the northeast.  In particular right now I'm looking for some decent ricotta.

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De Falco's Italian Grocery - (480) 990-8660 - 2334 N Scottsdale Rd Ste A133

Guido's Chicago Meat & Deli - (602) 951-0636 - 10893 N Scottsdale Rd, Scottsdale, AZ

Sportsman's Fine Wines-Spirits - (602) 955-7730 - 3205 E Camelback Rd, Phoenix, AZ

Cheuvront Wine & Cheese Experience - (602) 307-0022 - 1326 N Central Ave,

The top two seem to be the best Italian markets for Phoenix. If you are just looking for ricotta give the other two a call because they have a good cheese selection

Molto E

[David Grainer]

Anyone know of a good place to get quality Italian ingredients in Scottsdale or the Phoenix area in general?  I really miss the italian markets from the northeast.  In particular right now I'm looking for some decent ricotta.

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Romanelli's near the corner of 35th Avenue on Dunlap Avenue. It's 3437 W. Dunlap. The moment you walk in the door the smells will take you right back home! It's a typical east coast Italian deli with the meats and cheeses hanging from the ceiling and fresh and plentiful cases of all the Italian specialties. I go there frequently for their family made Italian sausage and my monthly chunk of Parmigiano-Reggiano. I'm sure their ricotta is good as well.

[estherschindler]

There's another Italian deli on Cave Creek Road, around Greenway -- maybe a little north. I've never been there, but a dedicated New York Italian friend swore that it was wonderful. Sorry, I don't know the name!

[michaeldauphinais]

Former Mesa resident here, now living in Tucson. We used to frequent an Italian grocery/deli/pizzeria called Sanguigni's, located on the SW corner of Power/McKellips. They were going to move soon after we were leaving, but I believe they were planning to stay in Mesa. Don't remember the intersection to which they were planning to move, but I'll bet they're in the phone book. I know you're looking for a place in Scottsdale or Phoenix, but I guarantee that they're worth the drive over, if you have the time. Fresh pasta, amazing Italian pastries and cookies, and a terrific wine section. Sanguigni's is one of the things we miss most about the East Valley.

[michaeldauphinais]

On second thought, it may have been the SW corner of Power/Macdowell. I honestly don't remember - but it was just south of the Home Depot in that part of town. Either way, check out your east valley phone book.