Tony's Italian Delicatessen City Place Reviews & Menu Details

Tony's Italian Delicatessen now open at City Place

8 posts · 644 views · started 8d ago

1. Nov 7, 2026, 4:50 AM#1
   Has anyone checked out the new Tony's Italian Delicatessen that just opened down at City Place? We used to make the drive all the way up to Highway 105 in Conroe whenever we wanted their sub sandwiches, so having a location right here in south Montgomery County is awesome for our family. I am hoping to take the kids this weekend, but I was curious how the crowds, parking, and seating are looking during lunch hours.
2. Nov 7, 2026, 5:14 AM#2
   I walked over during my afternoon off earlier this week to grab lunch. The space is nice, but if you go right at 12:00, you are going to wait. Before you order, here is what I would check: - Look at garage parking vs street spots before pulling in, because the surface spots fill up fast. - Check the counter line before grabbing a table, since food comes out quickly once ordered. - Ask about their daily sandwich specials if you want something outside the standard menu. The Italian sub sandwiches and imported meats are identical to the original location up on 105. It is definitely a great addition to City Place.
3. Nov 7, 2026, 5:56 AM#3
   (I was running delivery routes through Spring and south Montgomery County yesterday afternoon) and decided to swing by City Place around 1:30 for lunch. The line moved pretty fast by then. Got one of their classic Italian subs loaded with imported meats, and it hit the exact same spot as the Conroe location. It is so much easier being able to pop in right off the highway instead of hauling up to 105.
4. Nov 7, 2026, 6:31 AM#4
   Thanks for the updates on the parking and timing. Did anyone happen to notice if there is plenty of indoor seating for a family of four, or is it geared more toward quick counter takeaway?
5. Nov 7, 2026, 7:29 AM#5
   (My wife and I drove down on Tuesday around noon) right after finishing up a few errands near Town Center. There is indoor seating, but it gets pretty tight during peak lunch hour when the office workers come out. They also have a few outdoor tables out front. The delicatessen sub sandwiches are just as generous as the ones up on 105 (we ended up splitting one sandwich and still had leftovers).
6. Nov 7, 2026, 8:02 AM#6
   City Place parking garage is easy enough if you do not mind walking a short block, but traffic along the frontage road right at noon is a pain. I grabbed a sub there on Friday. The imported meats and delicatessen specialties are top tier. If you have four people, try going slightly before 11:30 or after 1:15 so you are not fighting for a booth.
7. Nov 7, 2026, 8:02 AM#7
   I stopped in with the kids after running errands near Spring Creek lol. It was so nice not having to make the long drive up to 105 for our sub fix. Seating inside was a bit packed when we went, so we took our food out to the plaza area right nearby. The kids loved eating outside and the portion sizes are huge.
8. Nov 7, 2026, 8:02 AM#8
   Glad they finally brought a storefront down to south county. Driving up past Conroe to the 105 shop just for sandwiches on weekends was getting annoying with the highway traffic. The City Place spot is clean and efficient. The sub sandwiches are just as packed with meats as the original place. If you go during peak times, just park in the garage and walk over.