Welcome to Rosie’s Delicatessen

At Rosie’s Delicatessen, we’re more than just a deli—we’re a tribute to family, tradition, and great food. Named after Rosie DiGangi, the mother of co-owner Anthony DiGangi, our deli is built on the values she instilled: hard work, hospitality, and a love for sharing great meals with others.

Whether you’re stopping by for a morning pick-me-up, a stacked-to-perfection sub, or a sweet treat, Rosie’s is your go-to spot for quality food made with heart.

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Brooklyn-inspired Italian sandwiches, breakfast, coffee & more

Quality ingredients, authentic recipes, and a passion for great food. Experience the taste of tradition at Rosie’s Delicatessen.

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Our Offerings

From takeout to catering for your special events, we’ve got you covered with our range of offerings.

Order Pickup

Skip the line and order ahead for pickup. Our efficient system ensures your food is ready when you arrive, fresh and delicious.

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Order Delivery

Get Rosie's delivered right to your door. Enjoy our authentic deli experience in the comfort of your home or office.

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Gift Cards

The perfect gift for any deli lover. Share the Rosie's experience with friends, family, or colleagues for any occasion.

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Catering

Let us cater your next event or gathering. From corporate lunches to special celebrations, we'll make it memorable with our delicious offerings.

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Press Coverage

See what Press is saying about Rosie’s Delicatessen.

Rosie’s Delicatessen is a food oasis in rural Howard County

April 3, 2024

It can happen to the most committed of city folk. The moment they have kids, they start scanning Zillow for a house in the suburbs. They trade in their Canton rowhome for a farmhouse in Hereford, or a rambler in Woodstock. Once they get there, they encounter another harsh reality of suburban ...

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Deli to open in Howard County; eatery in former Clyde’s spot welcomes diners to Columbia

March 30, 2025

We're talking about Howard County again this week, and it's no wonder. The past few years have seen new emphasis on the dining scene of the suburbs as customers look for an innovative meal close to home. Restaurateurs who open up in underserved markets often find their efforts extra ...

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