Salumeria Biellese
Chelsea-Hudson Yards, New York City
Restaurant in New York City, United States
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Price
$10–20per person
Dress
Casual
Why go
Salumeria Biellese is worth considering for a simple daytime stop near 8th Avenue, not for a late dinner or dressed-up celebration. Booking difficulty is easy, but the limited practical profile makes it better for solo diners or flexible pairs than large groups or occasion meals.
About Salumeria Biellese
Salumeria Biellese in New York City keeps daytime hours Monday through Saturday, closes Sunday, and lists casual dress. That makes it a better target for an earlier, simple visit than for a late-evening plan. If the goal is a different dining stop, NY Pizza Suprema is one option to compare.
The value is practical clarity rather than a long list of extras. It does not feature a chef-driven tasting menu, awards history, private-dining setup, specific menu, price point, or dressed-up room. Plan around the posted hours and casual dress code.
Use it for a daytime plan, not a late-night dinner
Because its hours are 10 AM to 5 PM Monday through Saturday, with Sunday closed, Salumeria Biellese should be planned as a daytime New York City stop. It is not a fit for dinner or late-night plans by hours alone. biricchino is another venue readers may want to compare when building a broader itinerary.
For solo diners or small groups, the decision should still be based on the basics: New York City location, casual dress, and daytime operating hours.
The practical verdict
Choose Salumeria Biellese if the plan is simple, casual, and timed within its posted daytime hours. Readers building a fuller New York City itinerary should use the New York City restaurants guide for dining alternatives, and pair it with the New York City bars guide if the night needs a second stop.
Planning details
- Hours
- Monday: 10 AM–5 PM · Tuesday: 10 AM–5 PM
- Location
- 378 8th Ave, New York, NY 10001
- Website
- salumeriadeli.com
- Phone
- +12127367376
The take
The Take
The Vibe
Salumeria Biellese reads like an honest working trade shop more than a styled restaurant. It traces its roots to early twentieth-century Piedmont and preserves that continuity in a production-first space: refrigerated cases, curing salt, and the smell of fat make it feel industrial and unvarnished. The mood is casual and matter-of-fact: this is a place where technique and product take precedence over decor. For visitors seeking authenticity and a direct connection to Northern Italian charcuterie traditions, the salumeria offers a welcome, unromanticized counter experience that foregrounds craft over atmosphere.
Best For
This spot is best for quick, counter-based visits rather than formal meals. Because the operation is a production environment adapted for retail, it suits solo customers or small groups who want to grab sandwiches, sausages, or cured meats to eat nearby or take home. It’s not positioned as a sit-down restaurant, so it works well for anyone looking for an authentic deli encounter rooted in Piedmontese curing traditions rather than a leisurely, multi-course dining experience.
Ordering Tips
Treat your visit like a visit to a traditional Italian salumeria: expect to order at the counter and let the staff guide you on the board or sandwich selections. The menu emphasizes Piedmontese-style cured meats (leaner, more restrained-seasoning salumi) soask about regional preparations like salame della duja and other air-dried items. Signature offerings such as the Meatball Hero, Chicken Parmigiana and assorted grilled sausages are good entry points if you want a ready-to-eat option; otherwise, buy slices or whole pieces to take home. Arrive with deli expectations, not restaurant ones.
Venue details
Ambiance
Casual, no-frills deli atmosphere with functional seating, red and white checkered tablecloths, and a focus on quality food over decor.
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Vibe
Best For
Experience
Sourcing
At the Table
- Dress Code
- Casual
- Noise Level
- Conversational
- Service Style
- Casual
- Meal Pacing
- Quick Bite
- Capacity
- Small
- Kitchen
- Traditional
- Menu Format
- A la carte
- Dietary
- Vegetarian friendly
Signature Dishes
- Meatball Hero
- Chicken Parmigiana
- Assorted Grilled Sausages
Know before you go
Know Before You Go
- Getting there
- 378 8th Ave, New York, NY 10001
Planning details
Hours
- Monday
- 10 AM–5 PM
- Tuesday
- 10 AM–5 PM
- Wednesday
- 10 AM–5 PM
- Thursday
- 10 AM–5 PM
- Friday
- 10 AM–5 PM
- Saturday
- 10 AM–5 PM
- Sunday
- Closed
Location
Also consider
Where to go if this does not fit
If the plan needs a seated Italian-leaning meal, pick biricchino instead. If the group wants something casual and easy near the same general corridor, NY Pizza Suprema is the cleaner fallback.
Restaurant context
How it compares nearby
Choose Salumeria Biellese when convenience and an easy daytime stop matter more than a full restaurant experience. biricchino is the better Italian-leaning cross-shop for a seated meal, while NY Pizza Suprema is the safer move for a fast, casual bite with a clearer crowd-pleasing format.
For dessert-led plans, Big Gay Ice Cream Shop is easier to recommend after a meal because the occasion is simpler: go for ice cream, then move on. Tillage and Hey Yuet are better candidates when the group wants a more conventional restaurant decision rather than a quick daytime stop.
Booking difficulty favors Salumeria Biellese, but experience depth favors the peers when the meal has to carry the plan. For solo dining or a low-pressure pair stop, it works. For a celebration, date night, or business meal, cross-shop first.
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Compare Salumeria Biellese
| Venue | Location | Cuisine | Awards |
|---|---|---|---|
| Salumeria Biellese | New York City | No published awards | |
| biricchino | New York City | No published awards | |
| NY Pizza Suprema | New York City | American Pizza | No published awards |
| Tillage | New York City | No published awards | |
| Big Gay Ice Cream Shop | New York City | Ice Cream | No published awards |
| Hey Yuet | New York City | No published awards |
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FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
What should a first-timer know about Salumeria Biellese?
Salumeria Biellese is in New York City, lists casual dress, and is open Monday to Saturday from 10 AM to 5 PM. It is closed on Sunday.
Is Salumeria Biellese good for solo dining?
It may suit a simple solo visit if the timing works, since its hours are daytime only: Monday through Saturday, 10 AM to 5 PM. The dress code is casual.
What are alternatives to Salumeria Biellese in New York City?
Other venues to compare include NY Pizza Suprema, biricchino, Tillage, Hey Yuet, and Big Gay Ice Cream Shop. Use the comparison based on your own timing, occasion, and current venue details, since information for Salumeria Biellese is limited to its New York City location, casual dress, and posted hours.
Is lunch or dinner better at Salumeria Biellese?
Dinner is not supported by its hours, because Salumeria Biellese is open from 10 AM to 5 PM Monday through Saturday and closed on Sunday. Plan any visit during the daytime window.
Is Salumeria Biellese good for a special occasion?
It does not establish a special-occasion format, private dining, awards, or a formal room. With casual dress and daytime hours, it is safest to treat Salumeria Biellese as a simple New York City option rather than the centerpiece of a major celebration.
