The Italian Deli officially opened for trading on Tuesday after a successful soft launch on Sunday.
Rizias Bottega, shared their deli to Ben Rhydding for the first time on Sunday.
The owner, Fabrizia took to Instagram to share their appreciation for the success:
"I can honestly say that I feel overwhelmed with how many people came to celebrate the opening of Rizia’s Bottega on Sunday.
"A big thank you to everyone who took time out of their day to come and show support.
"What a great community to be apart of.
"I’m excited to see you all again soon."
The deli shared their opening times which will be as follows:
Monday- Closed
Tuesday- 7:45am-4pm
Wednesday- 7:45am-4pm
Thursday- 7:45am-4pm
Friday- 7:45am-4pm
Saturday- 8:30am-4pm
Sunday- 10am-2pm
The owners shared they sold out of food on their first day of trading (Tuesday).
The Italian deli and café shared in June that Rizia's Bottega would be coming to Boiling Street.
You can find out more about them via and keep up to date with what is new via their Instagram here.

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