Remo’s Deli in New Hyde Park to close after 42 years in business
Flocks of customers have been making one final order of their famous garlic knots, lasagna or hero sandwiches.
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Nov 4, 2023, 1:07 AM
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Updated 392 days ago
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10ds agoA New Hyde Park business is closing after 42 years of serving the community.
The owner of Remo’s Deli on Jericho Turnpike says he is retiring and selling his deli to new owners or may or may not carry the same name.
Flocks of customers have been making one final order of their famous garlic knots, lasagna or hero sandwiches.
The owner, 78-year-old Remo Scaraticchia, say he is hoping to enjoy a much-needed vacation.
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