Delicatessen (noun)

1. A store selling a variety of high-quality, ready-to-eat foods, especially meats, cheeses, and specialty items.
2. A specialty food item, especially a type of meat or cheese.

Origin:

Late 19th century: from german delikatessen, plural of delikatesse "delicacy".

Examples:

1. She went to the delicatessen to buy some imported cheeses for her dinner party.
2. The delicatessen offers a variety of cured meats, including prosciutto and salami.
3. He ordered a sandwich from the delicatessen, choosing roast beef and cheddar cheese.
4. The delicatessen is famous for its specialty sausages and homemade mustards.
5. She stopped by the delicatessen to buy a few items for her picnic, including olives, hummus, and pita bread.