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100% Family owned and operated since 1955. We are Riverside's oldest restaurant. Come visit us and see why people love, love, love our high quality grinder sandwiches, burgers and sides. For more almost 70 years, D'Elia's Grinders has d'efined the original SoCal grinder sandwich. Customers say that our original, light, crusty, Italian-style grinder roll - which we bake from scratch daily - is what sets us apart! All of our grinders are prepared to order, as d'escribed on our menu. If you prefer any additional (or fewer) toppings, just ask our friendly staff to customize it for you...and enjoy! Want to skip the bread? Ask for it salad style and we will create a chopped salad for you.
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- deliasgrinders.com
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