On autumn Sundays the lines outside Vito's don't lie: you'll get a football-sized sandwich two-hands high to bring to the game. The 'Italian-Cuban' was voted Hoboken's best. An array of other Italian faves like broccoli rabe and antipasto platters make sure nobody goes away hungry.
Vito's Deli
Northern New Jersey
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