Tiramisu, need I say more. Delicious Italian fare in a no fuss approachable shop. Nice outside eating area for fair weather days. Never had any bad here. The service is always on point.

FUGGEDABOUTIT! This place may as well be on Long Island or in Northern New Jersey. The eggplant parm is always great whether in a hero or on spaghetti. Prices are great and my order is always right (usually get takeout or delivery). If you want a real Italian hero joint, this is your place in the Triad! Real deal! Highly Recommnded!

The food was delicious, but the star of this joint was the last hour banter with Linda, the cashier. Funny and quick witted, she made quick work of the menu to direct me to some excellent choices for a late evening meal. Everything she recommended was delicious. To top it all off, the owner's son whipped me up a few of the classics after hearing my struggle selecting from the menu. A few minutes later, I had some corned beef, pastrami, and pork roll on a custom platter. It reminded me of home!

First time visiting. You feel rewarded immediately because You Found It!!! Tough to find because it is behind other stores. Worth your patience. Ordered ahead. The sandwiches were huge. Cold stuff cold. Warm stuff warmed. Packaged separately. The chili and potato salad are fantastic. You will go back for seconds if any remains. Then there are the desserts. We had to put in frig for another day. Too full. Thank you and good luck.

I desperately need to take the time to snap a photo before diving into the most delicious sub, but I haven't yet because I generally just devour it. This place is consistent in its quality. I have never left disappointed. The wait time is generally minimal. Service is great, and quality can't be beat. The fresh mozzarella is a must, everything is a must so try it all.

I have visited Capra's several times and continuously have the same experience. This place is always clean, friendly service and stellar food. You can taste the freshness of the ingredients. This is like a little mom and pop place vibe where you taste the love in the food. Our favorites here are typically an Italian, but today I brought just the kids and I ventured out. Everything was great and kids are sooo full, as they have very generous portions and good pricing for what you get. They also offer scratch made meals to go, as well as authentic Italian goods you can bring home for later use. Definitely pop in for lunch next time you're in HP!

This little deli is serving delicious and well done subs, sandwiches, salads, wraps, all the sides are so fresh! I love how small and quaint and homey this deli offers. The staff are very friendly and have always pointed me in the right direction when it comes to their family style meals that you can take and bake. They also have a selection of sweet treats, dry goods from Italy and wonderful cheeses! I usually get the Italian but all of the sandwiches I have had were so fresh and seasoned very well! Highly recommend for a quick lunch!

Capra's by far has the best Italian sub in town. Fresh bread, is the star of the sandwich!! They are also a deli- you can order sliced meats and sides. Love their new location. Seating outdoors is my favorite!! Family owned and run. If you haven't tried Capra's , you must!!

(3.75 stars) I tried Capra's in their new location, and while my stance on this place hasn't undergone a complete 180, credit should be given where credit is due. For starters, the new space (across 68 from the old) is roomier and more inviting. The outdoor tables will make for a welcome option during warmer months. I went with an Italian Sub this time, and while I've definitely had better, it was still satisfying (the roll was also much better than I remembered). My wife enjoyed the roasted red peppers in the Luigi Special, and for both of us (native Northerners who grew up with Italian delis nearby), Capra's scratched a nostalgic itch. All told, it's a solid lunch option, especially when an Italian sandwich craving hits.

This deli has been in High Point most of my life, yet I have not really been there since high school. It was in a different location then, across 68, from where it is now. They just recently moved to this new spot in the newer shopping center, and with this move plus a desire to try a new sandwich spot, I decided to give this oldie a try. First thing I noticed, the prices on the sandwiches are very fair. Most any sandwich you can think of is available, and they use Boar's Head meat. The Is bright and inviting, with high ceilings. There's a lot of seating both inside and outside. My first complaint however, is that inside they are using those terrible awful chairs that are solid metal, and poke in your hips at just the wrong places. In my opinion, these chairs should be outlawed. But there is no question that they will last forever, unfortunately. Really hate this trend. Next thing to know, your side selection here is going to be limited to cold salads and bag chips. While there's nothing necessarily wrong with that, the choices are fairly plain, and the pasta salad I had was extremely basic. I totally understand. Not wanting to deal with a fryer and grease, but would love it if the sides got a little more attention. Another thing to be aware of for southerners, there is no brew tea here. Just gold peak tea out of the fountain. Yuck. Looking toward the sandwich though, I got a club sandwich on ciabatta bread, and it was a pretty good version! The amount of meat in the sandwich was fair, and it actually had bacon on it as any good club should. All in all, it was a decent experience. But just doesn't compare to some of my favorite sandwich places around. I definitely think it could with a few small changes.