Restaurants & Bars
After COVID Battle Popular Deli In Cranford Reopens
The Italian deli is back in business after shutting down during the holidays due to staff members and the owner testing positive for COVID.
CRANFORD, NJ — The popular Italian deli in Cranford is back in business after shutting down during the holidays due to a COVID outbreak amongst its staff.
The Gourmet Deli's owner, Dominick LaMantia, and his staff were in quarantine over the holidays after testing positive for COVID-19, causing the deli to close temporarily. As of Monday, the store is open and ready for customers.
LaMantia was hospitalized with COVID but is now home recuperating and working on gaining his strength back, according to Downtown Cranford's Facebook post.
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LaMantia said he is "getting healthier every day and appreciates everyone's concern."
People can show their support by stopping at The Gourmet Deli over the next few weeks.
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Store hours are 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. at 41 Alden Street. Orders can be made in-store or call ahead at 908-272-3290.
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