DiSO's Italian Sandwich Society is a food truck Theater District New York located in New York.
6th Ave (at W 52nd St) New York , NY 10036 United States
Credit Cards | Yes |
Menus | Lunch |
An Italian deli on wheels. Excellent eat and cheese from Di Palo's are sliced to order, the bread is fresh, and the accents are real. Great for an Italian hero.
This food truck has awesome freshly made sandwiches . I get the Sammy the Bull was is really good. Their focaccia bread is great too but sells out quickly.
This food truck is legit: Mickey Scars : fresh Italian bread , roasted eggplant , breaded chicken cutlet , fresh moz, arugula , hot peppers , balsamic dressing - also available as a vegetarian option
Real, legit, Italian sandwiches . Great charcuterie , cheese , and bread make some of the best sandwiches in Midtown.
One of the best Societies I've embraced - this food truck has some of the best sandwiches in NYC.
Delicious mix of old school Italian deli and 21st C tastes. Amazingly well priced too.
The big Paula was bomb! Toasted ravioli with marinara sauce was next level though!
The best prosciutto I've had in NYC. Go early or you'll wait forever
Large sandwiches . Tasty too.
Really impressed by the vegetarian options here. Tomato/mozzarella sandwich was great!
Some serious sandwiches , truck moves every day check the schedule on their website
Try "The Fonz" if they're offering it. It's the best
Get here early in the day before they run out off meat! Also, order at the front of the truck .
You know what sucks? Waiting in line , ordering, paying, waiting some more and then being told that they're out of mozzarella . My consolation is a line pass for next time. There will be a next time?
Amazing prosciutto sandwiches !
All the sandwiches are named after mobsters
Great Guys! Great Food!
Best ravioli 😋😋 tommy the wig 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Falafel sandwich was pretty solid. Interesting flavor, nutty and savory falafel, not greasy or dry at all! Added feta and olives for me no problem! - Stephania
Best lunch in the area by far. Fries > greek salad > rice > pita. - Norton Wang