But this is not a usual greeting. It is more, let's say, so a greeting of surprise, of seeing perhaps a well-known person, a friend, that one perhaps at that time did not expect to see (as in this case 9:50). Otherwise there is the classic "Ciao".
@@2595220 He doesn't sound full American, sounds part indian/spanish or something.. I've lived here NYC my whole life, and I would know not to ask for mayo on these Italian sandwiches... don't hate on Americans like we're the only ones in the world who don't know how other cultures do things, that's bias I would never say a whole country of MILLIONS of different people are all the same way, that's very illogical way to think.... that sounds like someone who moved to America, and thinks it's a typical American deli. He sounds as foreign as the All'antico Vinaio guys.
i can hear a southern italian accent in this guy...but i love hearing the perfect pronunciation of italian food names...i want to tell you a little secret...the tuscan ham is not the one in the video...i'm a chef and I was born and raised in Tuscany and I can guarantee that real Tuscan ham is something else (these guys make their food with true love and true passion that we only have in italy)
@@cmsense8193 no I haven’t a personal preference. Love many cuisines from all around the world. They are just brilliant at their own cuisine/food culture here. 😁
the original one in Florence has a wine bar in the back of the shop that runs on the honor system. Also one of the best sandwiches i've ever had. It was frickin amazing
I believe that once you taste those sandwiches, with that typical special Tuscan bread and with those extraordinary ingredients and specialties that come directly from Italy, you will hardly ever set a foot in a McDonald's again.
Delicious ingredients that come straight from Italy and things that are sliced fresh at the moment. There is nothing better than freshly sliced Prosciutto, Mortadella, etc. That special bread, which in Tuscany is called “Schiacciata” (a special type of Focaccia that they make only in Tuscany) when they cut it is still steaming hot. 😋 I think that once someone has tasted all those sandwiches, they will hardly set a foot in a McDonald's again.
That bread is still steaming when they cut it. A delicious bread! A typical Tuscan Focaccia called “Schiacciata”. A type of Focaccia that they only make in Tuscany. Greetings from Italy ! 🇮🇹👋🤗
thats no take away sandwich. its a space sta...no, a full meal that will keep you fed for hours! also, i love the enthusiasm and dedication of that guy!
@@brentschmgbert3578 кусок навоза, под этим видео комментарии из разных стран на разных языках, но обратил внимание ты почему-то только на русский комментарий.
Que ricoooooo y los de FLORENCE, en ITALIA ( LOS VI EN UN VIDEO) UUFFFF.. lastima que aquí aquí México no hagan este tipo de comida ..... bueno hay quien vende sus copias baratas.. pero ninguna como estos
@@nostrodelaantares8416thanks, ive tried a few but never seem to come out as nice as those. i make my own version of a focacia for my customers atm , but always trying new methods
@@intheframemedia Keep experimenting with the recipes, maybe you will end up making your own version of focaccia that will be an absolute success with your customers! When I made schiacciate for the restaurant I worked for my first batches weren't perfect. Good luck!
@@nostrodelaantares8416 thanks, my pizzas are popular but always looking for ways to improve. want to push the sandwich tradein afternoons as im at my limit for storing pizza dough for eve trade. keep up the good work and inspiring us :)
I'm an American, so please excuse my ignorance, but I thought Panini's were finished off in a hot press, to flatten them and give the exterior a nice crunch.
Don't worry sir, I'll try to explain, in Italian the word panini means sandwiches, panino being a singular sandwich. Panino or panini is a generic therm for anything that is two slices of bread with something in between. This is a schiacciata or focaccia (depends on the Italian region) with various meats, cheese and spreads mostly from central Italy (Tuscany, Emilia-Romagna and Lazio) What Americans call panini for us would be a "tramezzino caldo" or "toast con il formaggio" 😀
@@MIkkk86 I am going to make this myself....I bake a lot of breads, so that part is no problem...i can make the cheese spread and the pistachio spread and I just received my seeds of Rugula.......I think I can find a meat close to the mortadella.
Honestly when I went the panino had just couple of slices of meat: I’m Italiano and I used live in Firenze, totally different and not Italian ppl working there. Ragazzi è tutta un’altra cosa
They got: pecorino cream, pistachio cream, stracciatella, truffle cream, artichoke cream, onion cream, roasted potatoes cream, sweet gorgonzola, pepper cream, mushroom cream, stracchino. If i'm not wrong in this video they used pistachio cream, stracciatella and artichoke cream, I don't know if all the spreads are present in the New York shop
Bellissimo il pane...fumante, alveolato. Un sogno...qui dove abito, in Brasile, i panini sono piuttosto tristi e con ingredienti di scarsissima qualitá.
What is the name of the bread he is using?....I make breads and have tried copying it, but it needs tweeking.....so anyone knowing the name of the bread, i would love to know....basically, I need to know what temp to cook it at, which makes all the difference in the world........
The original store in Florence had the best sandwich that I've ever had. I'm so glad that it's branching out to the US!
Are they still making their own bread ?
@@greatninja2590 yes
Now that's what I call excellent fast food. I could already see myself eating there everyday if I lived near by.
Same .
Italian food is in me to my core, even though I'm not Italian. hahaha
(Hope that makes sense.)
This is nothing to do with fast food. Fast food is dogshit from USA.
I think I died and went to heaven! I could almost cry watching this video. To me this is art! Thank you.
I love when Italians greet each other by saying “oooh!”
But this is not a usual greeting. It is more, let's say, so a greeting of surprise, of seeing perhaps a well-known person, a friend, that one perhaps at that time did not expect to see (as in this case 9:50). Otherwise there is the classic "Ciao".
“We don’t have Mayo, we only have Italian things” 😂
Typical American comment 🤣🤣
@@rogercase9982 lmao
Thats how u know they full American
@@rogercase9982 You can't even master yourselves let alone someone else LMAO, a joke of a dying society.
@@2595220 He doesn't sound full American, sounds part indian/spanish or something.. I've lived here NYC my whole life, and I would know not to ask for mayo on these Italian sandwiches... don't hate on Americans like we're the only ones in the world who don't know how other cultures do things, that's bias I would never say a whole country of MILLIONS of different people are all the same way, that's very illogical way to think.... that sounds like someone who moved to America, and thinks it's a typical American deli. He sounds as foreign as the All'antico Vinaio guys.
This is incredible. I live in Poland and I've never seen sandwiches as big as these. Everything is so huge and genereous. Just wow.
15-20 USD a piece... they better.
its the same in both Italy & New York !
I saw this playing on the TV at an Italian restaurant and it was mesmerizing. So glad I found it.
excellent vid guys, by far the most detailed showing this great sandwich shops wares. one day i hope to be as good as theres
i can hear a southern italian accent in this guy...but i love hearing the perfect pronunciation of italian food names...i want to tell you a little secret...the tuscan ham is not the one in the video...i'm a chef and I was born and raised in Tuscany and I can guarantee that real Tuscan ham is something else (these guys make their food with true love and true passion that we only have in italy)
Finalmente italiani, che fanno conoscere veri prodotti italiani all’estero. Bravi
Love authentic flavours 😍. ‘Va bene cosi’ 😁. Only people like them can preserve their culture. 😍 thanks for the New-York film.
What do you mean by only people like them?
@@cmsense8193 passion for their culture, food, tried and tested produce, passion for authenticity. Historic preservation 😁
@@Sambell3936 I find this to be true in many other cultures all over the US as well, but I understand if Italian culture is your personal preference.
@@cmsense8193 no I haven’t a personal preference. Love many cuisines from all around the world. They are just brilliant at their own cuisine/food culture here. 😁
@@Sambell3936 ok, but what standard are you using to categorize Italian food as “brilliant”?
Great little setup with some amazing looking food. Love the We don't have mayo bit.
Fantastic video, thanks! Very cool the guy explaining the meats... thanks!
the original one in Florence has a wine bar in the back of the shop that runs on the honor system. Also one of the best sandwiches i've ever had.
It was frickin amazing
Il posto si chiama Antico Vinaio
Excellent Foods.
Thanks.
I believe that once you taste those sandwiches, with that typical special Tuscan bread and with those extraordinary ingredients and specialties that come directly from Italy, you will hardly ever set a foot in a McDonald's again.
i cant believe they opened in nyc thanks for the tip
Italians probably invented the sandwich! That bread looks amazing & every sandwich is prepared with love, Italian style! ❤
Delicious ingredients that come straight from Italy and things that are sliced fresh at the moment. There is nothing better than freshly sliced Prosciutto, Mortadella, etc. That special bread, which in Tuscany is called “Schiacciata” (a special type of Focaccia that they make only in Tuscany) when they cut it is still steaming hot. 😋 I think that once someone has tasted all those sandwiches, they will hardly set a foot in a McDonald's again.
@aris1956 Sounds delicious! I love foccacia bread! 😋
Fantástico, saludos desde Resistencia-Chaco-Argentina!!!
🙌😋 the flavors of
everything freshly cut🥳
must be sooo good!!🙌😊
In fact there is nothing better than fresh sliced things, anything! Even bread itself. 😊
Très appétissant 😊 merci pour votre vidéo !
Damn I would gladly pay 13 bucks for that mortadella sandwich. That thing looks like the bomb.
Agreed!
it is expensive to import italian salumi + it is ny
The panini in Florence is on another level. This one looks good as well.
why do people call it panini when it is schiacciata
I love anything Italian! 😋😋😋
My mouth is watering.
Finally someone teaching those Americans how to make sandwiches
Posso confermare che sono tutti prodotti italiani! VIVA L'ITALIA!!
Fun fact: a single panini is called a panino in Italian
Yes. PLEASE.
Where is the fun in this fact? It's called grammar.
@@xxGSSDxx 😂😂😂😂
Had a bad day love?
@@naomiemurphy9882 no it's just not funny at all to me. So i don't get why he called it a 'fun fact', when it's just the singular of a word.
@@xxGSSDxx 😂😂😂😂
That's what I call high quality fast food. Unique
Italian quality
Italian quality pt 2
Tanta roba… originale di Fiorentina complimenti !!
La Mortadella, the KING of all deli meats. Capeesh!
😮 that bread looks
heavenly delicious!!! 😋🤤
That bread is still steaming when they cut it. A delicious bread! A typical Tuscan Focaccia called “Schiacciata”. A type of Focaccia that they only make in Tuscany. Greetings from Italy ! 🇮🇹👋🤗
That’s living right there! Looks so good! ❤️❤️❤️❤️
I think so
~ this is what dreams are made of
Better be hungry walkin into that store. Those are some freakin big sammiches
Very nice looks great
I am drooling here, yum.
Looks fantastic!
Italians brought to America the gift of our cuisine - tony walnuts
Looks sooo good.
The bread in NY is not the same as in Florence. But glad its in the states. Hopefully it expands to Ca!
Wow lovely 🥰
looks so good
Fröhlich Weihnachten bringen wünschen ich es Euch allen Kleinen & Grösser Familien Glückliches Weihnachten & Happy Newyear bringen
8:15 -- incredible knife skills.
All'antico vinaio here in Italy, now is in four cities....Florence, Milan, Rome and Turin
3:55 They also put a generous layer of pistachio cream, but also with other types of creams.
Surprised there isn't a line down the block! Aren't these the "best sandwiches" in Florence?
this is New York
@@justanotheryoutubeuploader Yeah... but the shop he's filming is a new location replicating their Florence location, hence my comment.
@@justanotheryoutubeuploader lol
@@zeroThreeSixHD things that are true in florence are not necessary true for new york.
@@Michael20no people just don’t like them
What bread are they using
Looks great
Amazing!
Spreads look so good
thats no take away sandwich. its a space sta...no, a full meal that will keep you fed for hours!
also, i love the enthusiasm and dedication of that guy!
Thats not a sandwich thats a meal 👍🍺🍺❤❤
I will be taking a trip to the city to get this
im so jealous :( it looks amazing
Which airport is closest to this place? I'm getting hungry.
jfk, I guess
Очень круто, Выглядит превосходно, вкус уверен восхитительный!
Pleqse no russian moonrunes on youtube. Respect the west or use your own russian video service
так продукты первоклассные, как такое запороть?
@@leouuuu8022 хватает криворуких))
@@brentschmgbert3578 какой вы злой человек(
@@brentschmgbert3578 кусок навоза, под этим видео комментарии из разных стран на разных языках, но обратил внимание ты почему-то только на русский комментарий.
Orgogliosa di essere italiana… 😀😀😀 ora mentre guardò il video sto mangiando un panino con la mortadella 🤣🤣
that bread looks delicious
That's not a bread, that's a focaccia, more similar to a pizza without any topping. Focaccia is very used in central italy.
@@LegendLength no, I think that focaccia has fat inside, like olive oil.
@@lucaschiantodipepe2015 definitely more similar to bread...
Robba buona bravi 👏👏👏🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹un saluto dall'Italia buon anno 🥂🥂🥂🥂💥💥💥
It's a very tasty sandwich.yummy
Que ricoooooo y los de FLORENCE, en ITALIA ( LOS VI EN UN VIDEO) UUFFFF.. lastima que aquí aquí México no hagan este tipo de comida
..... bueno hay quien vende sus copias baratas.. pero ninguna como estos
Чому ви в Нью-Йорку, якщо ви Adens Films? Чи відчуваєш себе вдома більше, ніж у Токіо?
Looks really delicious
Looks delicious ☺️
excelent !!! Panini exquisito ,Oscar argentina Gracie.
I know you make the porchetta, but aside from the prosciutto turkey and mortadella, do you make your own meats?
what kind of bread they used
Mir läuft das Wasser im Maul zusammen ;)
we neeeeeeed footage of the bread making and baking process :)
Look for "schiacciata" or "focaccia" recipes, it's super easy and delicious.
@@nostrodelaantares8416thanks, ive tried a few but never seem to come out as nice as those. i make my own version of a focacia for my customers atm , but always trying new methods
@@intheframemedia Keep experimenting with the recipes, maybe you will end up making your own version of focaccia that will be an absolute success with your customers!
When I made schiacciate for the restaurant I worked for my first batches weren't perfect. Good luck!
@@nostrodelaantares8416 thanks, my pizzas are popular but always looking for ways to improve. want to push the sandwich tradein afternoons as im at my limit for storing pizza dough for eve trade.
keep up the good work and inspiring us :)
Secret! 😄
This is called "Schiacciata" ;-)
If California had a place like this I’d weigh 500 pounds 😊
Hi! I would like to ask you do New York Restaurant sell Turkey meat
LMAO, THAT'S NOT ITALIAN
They have turkey meat to make thanksgiving sandwiches, you can try asking them to sell you a big chunk.
Oh my God, incredibile
I love how he just "eyeballs" the meats. I'm going to have to try and make some of these sandwiches.
I'm an American, so please excuse my ignorance, but I thought Panini's were finished off in a hot press, to flatten them and give the exterior a nice crunch.
This is not panino, is schiaccia, a type of bread used in Tuscany and Lazio
It's cooked in the oven like pizza
Don't worry sir, I'll try to explain, in Italian the word panini means sandwiches, panino being a singular sandwich.
Panino or panini is a generic therm for anything that is two slices of bread with something in between.
This is a schiacciata or focaccia (depends on the Italian region) with various meats, cheese and spreads mostly from central Italy (Tuscany, Emilia-Romagna and Lazio)
What Americans call panini for us would be a "tramezzino caldo" or "toast con il formaggio" 😀
Schiacciata comes out of the oven already crunchy, almost all Italian baked goods have a crunchy crust
This is food, it's just amazing waw waw
Вот это фастфуд... Вообще турки и американцы впереди всех по уличной еде... Сытно вкусно полезно и быстро.
Non puoi paragonare la qualità del cibo turco con quella Italiana, sono su due pianeti diversi
@@MIkkk86 lasciali parlare gli americani pranzano con il latte o il succo di frutta e ho detto tutto.
EXCELLENT
ma quei numeri 16, 18, 13, etc al minuto 4'50'' sono i prezzi dei panini?
Mi sa di si
No place like this in Indiana that I know of....such a shame......
Not still an international brand that you could find easily in all US. You have to go to Florence or NY
@@MIkkk86 I am going to make this myself....I bake a lot of breads, so that part is no problem...i can make the cheese spread and the pistachio spread and I just received my seeds of Rugula.......I think I can find a meat close to the mortadella.
Looking good..
Honestly when I went the panino had just couple of slices of meat: I’m Italiano and I used live in Firenze, totally different and not Italian ppl working there. Ragazzi è tutta un’altra cosa
Why do they move with no urgency?
우와...우리나라에서도 팔면 좋겠다..
I loves everthing in this shop hahahaha ^^
Anybody know what the name of the restaurant is?
Looks like All’Antico Vinaio.
@@winstonsmith6166 Thank you
Are you in the US right now, Aden?
ああ、美味しそうです！
Nice, very nice.
Delicious American 🇺🇸 Italian sandwiches 🥪 👍
I'm glad you can enjoy Florence 🇮🇹 panini tradition in New York 🇺🇸
Nostro De La Antares yes 👍 indeed cheers 🥂
what bread are they using ? AND I THOUGHT PANINIS ARE NORMALLY PRESSED??
This is not bread....but focaccia
what is that spread on the bread ? looks like beans
They got: pecorino cream, pistachio cream, stracciatella, truffle cream, artichoke cream, onion cream, roasted potatoes cream, sweet gorgonzola, pepper cream, mushroom cream, stracchino.
If i'm not wrong in this video they used pistachio cream, stracciatella and artichoke cream, I don't know if all the spreads are present in the New York shop
Talking with that guy must also be a reason why you go there i bet :D
Now those are sandwiches!!! Not stingy
A guten Appetit Weihnachten bringen
Bellissimo il pane...fumante, alveolato. Un sogno...qui dove abito, in Brasile, i panini sono piuttosto tristi e con ingredienti di scarsissima qualitá.
Assurdo! Con tutta la carne che avete non riuscite a fare salumi decenti? 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔
What is the name of the bread he is using?....I make breads and have tried copying it, but it needs tweeking.....so anyone knowing the name of the bread, i would love to know....basically, I need to know what temp to cook it at, which makes all the difference in the world........
Florence-style Schiacciata.
@@restaurantman Yeah, that's it....thanks......
Che spettacolo... unici al mondo...
buonasera e buon santo stefano. insomma anche nella grande mela si possono mangiare dei panini strepitosi. complimenti e buona fortuna. like n°1456.