Delis in North Albury, NSW

Finding a deli in North Albury

Smallgoods sliced to order, cheese, olives, continental groceries, sandwiches over the counter and platters for a wake or a work function. The corridor carries more of this than its population would suggest, because the tobacco farms of the Ovens Valley and the migrant reception centre at Bonegilla left Italian and Greek families here for three generations. Cheese and cured meat often come from Milawa and the King Valley rather than a national wholesaler. A counter that cuts to order will say when the wheel or the leg was opened.

North Albury runs from the Waugh Road shops up to the Lavington boundary, and it is mostly postwar housing on wide blocks with the odd pocket of newer infill. Families here use the North Albury shopping strip and the sporting fields off Union Road rather than driving into the CBD. The trade work reflects the housing stock: reroofing, rewiring, drainage and bathroom rebuilds on homes built in the fifties and sixties.

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