Alpine Food Shop - Italian grocery store in Elmwood Park - 7538 W North Ave, USA

A little place with a variety of products like to make at home your Italy recipes deli meats,sauces,don't forget the sandwiches yes they are the old fashioned way, simple,delicious and not complicated 😉. Fresh ingredients and yes they make them right at the moment. Of course we have be patient they do get busy but you can always call in for your order for a quicker service. ❤️ Love Alpine Sandwiches!

Alpine never disappoints. By far the best subs in the city. Awesome homemade salads. Crunchy deli dills sliced to order. This tiny storefront is a gem.

Loved the subs at first bite and they also made fresh and in front of the customer. Was shocked to see how big and long the subs we're, in other words it's a hidden gem 💎

Best deli sandwiches in the Chicago area. Call ahead! They do a great job and are super reliable with pickup times.

I've been getting subs here for 10+ years and it's never let me down. Delicious sub sandwiches and very friendly staff. I highly recommend the signature Alpine sub. Price is also very affordable for what you get. This is definitely a staple in the area that you need to check out.

Super fast service, bread is real good. Got the alpine. Wish it was a bit more full. The bread topping ratio seemed a bit off to me. Added spicy giardinera.

Best subs in Chicago! Pictured is hot soppressata with hot giardiniera. Also not to be missed, the namesake sub, the deli selection of salads and pickles, and the cannolis. Service is on point with speed and ease every time. Independent, family owned and best in class.

First job was working here many years ago and the delicious taste of Alpine often saunters into my mind around lunchtime. I've worked at many sandwich places coincidentally, Subway, Jimmy John's but there's a homely, "Chicago" feel to Alpine in Elmwood Park. The food is delicious, I love the corned beef, roast beef and mushroom sandwiches. That's what I wish more sandwich places had, delicious mushrooms. I've seen the care that goes into the subtleties of ingredients. I fell in love with giardenaria here, I love a spicy sandwhich. In comparison Subway just flops the ingredients soullessly in a bowl, Jimmy John's can be either meticulous or soggy, usually with little wiggle room in between. Alpine has a care behind the business, a character in its intimacy with the customer and a love for food. What I would LOVE to see is a collaboration with doordash, Grubhub or Uber Eats.