Slice Deli, a New York-style Italian to-go concept, is getting ready to set up shop in Downtown Las Vegas’ Arts District, bringing pizza, pasta and classic hero sandwiches to the neighborhood. Owners Diane and Andy DeLillo told local reporters the project grew out of a longtime dream to share New York Italian flavors with the area. The shop is positioning itself as a neighborhood takeout counter, with catering in the mix and regular weekday and weekend hours.
In coverage from News 3 Las Vegas, Diane and Andy DeLillo walked through the concept and the station listed the deli’s contact information and planned hours.
What Slice Will Serve
The Slice Deli website bills the spot as a straightforward New York-style Italian counter built around pizza, pasta and Italian hero sandwiches, with catering available for larger groups. The business also provides direct contact information online so customers can reach the shop for orders and event inquiries. According to News 3 Las Vegas, the planned hours are Monday through Thursday from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m., Friday and Saturday from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. and Sunday from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Where It Fits In The Arts District
Slice Deli is slated to open in a compact unit inside The Distrikt, the container-style retail and dining cluster on South Commerce Street that packs multiple small concepts around shared seating and outdoor space. Leasing materials describe The Distrikt as a European-inspired collection aimed at independent restaurants and quick-service vendors, which makes a to-go Italian deli an on-theme addition to the mix. Background on the property is available through KLA Capital.
Opening Timeline
Local reporting and neighborhood listings point to active construction at the site, and earlier coverage linked the opening to permits filed with the City of Las Vegas. What Now Las Vegas highlighted a city permit and social media posts indicating work is underway and suggesting a late-summer opening is possible. The owners have said they will share a firm grand opening date and any soft-opening plans on the deli’s own channels once details are finalized.
Neighborhood Fit
The Arts District keeps stacking up small, independent restaurants and bars, and Slice is aiming to be an everyday option for nearby workers and residents looking for lunch, dinner or a no-fuss catering order. The Slice Deli website calls out catering packages for events, signaling a strategy that targets both walk-up customers and local gatherings. For updates on the full menu and opening day, the owners are directing people to the deli’s website and social media accounts.
