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"Old Italian cheese maker and store. Mama’s special is a superior Italian sub - big "
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"Corona Queens heroes/deli https://culinarybackstreets.com/cities-category/queens/2022/super-heroes/ Leo’s Latticini, also well-known as Mama’s of Corona, was founded in the 1930s by the grandparents of the three sisters who run the shop today, who still talk of a time when the neighborhood was largely Italian-American. It’s a shrine for fans of the New York Mets, the baseball team who play in nearby Citi Field. Signed photos of athletes – as well as actors and politicians – look down on the low counter where sandwiches are prepared. In the “Mama’s Special,” prosciuttini, salami and fresh mozzarella are piled high, while hot and sweet peppers, mushrooms, and oil and vinegar are added with near-abandon. Mama’s doesn’t run on an assembly line, and you may not receive the exact same sandwich each time. Invariably, though, this is a big, moist, messy sandwich. We’re glad for the options to sit down next door, either near the the tempting pastry case of Mama’s Backyard Cafe, or a short walk away near the local bocce court, within eyeshot of The Lemon Ice King of Corona."
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"Turkey breast, fresh mozzarella, & brown gravy hero"
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"Mozzarella, roasted red pepper sandwich "
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"Italian cheeses, meats, and fresh pastas from a longtime family owned institution. They also do sandwiches but we’ve never tried them."
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