Despite the other reviews, I have somewhat of a different take. The staff is super friendly and the…read morecafé is quaint, but clean. The food is served both quickly and hot. In a pinch, this place definitely comes in handy. The issue is, if you're expecting food that is seasoned, it isn't this place. You definitely have to "help" in that area. Many people don't add salt to their food after it is served. While that is a relatively healthy habit, it won't help your taste buds. In this trip, I ordered a sausage, egg & cheese sandwich with an order of home fries. One literally has to disassemble the food and add salt. Both the sausage and the potatoes tasted like they were cut, fried and served.

First time here. Such a great find. Friendly staffs. Affordable brunch place. Highly recommend…read more Would definitely go back if we could, but we were passing through when we visited MD.

I have heard about this little deli so today I stopped by…read more. This deli is sure enough a hole in the wall but a good hole in the wall! This place is so tiny and there's 2 older friendly ladies running the place. I tried the Turkey Bacon Bistro and I must say I ate it all! They were quick, friendly and deli worthy!

Good office-building sandwich shop. Nice service and fresh options. It's hard to find - drive into…read morethe office park and then you need to go into main doors of the big office building and past the elevators in the lobby.

Been here quite a few times over the years. Wasn't greeted by one of the staff members when I…read morewalked in, but one of the owners came out and took my order, and greeted me so i wasn't too bothered. This place is spacious and clean. Bigger than most deli's I've encountered. My steak and cheese omelette came out really fast, which was nice, I'd give it a solid 6. The home fries were decent as well. Nothing was overwhelmingly good but it wasn't bad either. It kinda was one of those was what it was meals from a corner deli with a really large menu. Overall, I enjoyed myself & would continue to come back when I'm in the mood for something pretty good.

(3.5 stars) Pretty good. I ordered a cheesesteak sub with fries. From the pictures on Yelp, I…read moreexpected a bigger, cheesier sandwich with big flavor, but looks can be deceiving. The size of the sandwich is fine as far as normal sandwiches go, but it's small for a cheese steak. There wasn't much meat in there and it was a bit bland. The bites with cheese had the most flavor. I didn't dislike it; it was just okay. The fries were good and fresh. I don't really go for the battered fries, but if you like that batter you'll love these. They were definitely hot and crispy on the outside, soft on the inside. They were really kind. I'd made an order online that they didn't notice, so they started on my sandwich as soon as they realized their mistake. I was waiting less than 10 minutes; there was no one else in the store, so I got all of their attention.

Affordable deli spot with many options!…read more Stopped by lunch for a quick meal. Once inside, there was a large group of people waiting for food. Despite the large group, the food came out pretty fast after ordering. I would say it took about 5-7 minutes. I got a bulgogi cheesesteak and fries which was really good. The bulgogi cheesesteak is definitely quite saucy so be careful eating it! Fries were nice and crispy. There is some seating inside if you want to eat in but it seems like most people get it for carry out.

The Charwood deli is the sort of lunch spot that welcomes regulars. It offers no-frills lunch…read moreclassics at a great price. The dishes aren't fancy, but they don't try to be. I often go to get the chicken bulgogi sub when on my lunch break. The owners do a wonderful job of making you feel more like a neighbor than a customer.

Found this local gem after coming from BWI. The owner was friendly and recommended the Italian cold…read morecut and Cheesesteak. The sandwiches were delicious! My boyfriend said it was one of the best Italians he's ever had. The cheesesteak was also great. It's a grab-n-go kinda place so we ate in the car. It's also a convenience store and has a little bit of everything. Nice and quick pit stop after a long flight.

The gentleman behind the counter made both sandwiches that I ordered straight from scratch and was…read morevery helpful. I ordered a Reuben and an Italian club for the Italian. I should have said no mayonnaise and just had them put a little bit of mustard on the sandwich, but it was a solidly put together sandwich. The Reuben on the other hand wasn't the best Reuben I have ever had, but it had all the things on it that make a Reuben sandwich great I actually split the sandwiches with one of my friends. She and I both agreed they were solid and would come back to this place. The customer service was fantastic and I could tell the area behind where the gentleman was making the sandwiches looked clean.

Love this place! I tried their ciabatta, Nutella bread pudding, and baklava cheesecake. I was…read moredoubting their ciabatta at first when I saw it but after actually toasting it and having it with a sandwich it was crisp and airy. The Nutella bread pudding is very indulgent but had such a delicious crust on top and a milk gooey center. The baklava cheesecake took my breath away. It just might be the best cheesecake I've ever had. It's VERY sweet so I doubt anyone can finish one whole piece in one sitting but worth every single calorie. The baked and other cashier were lovely! Very kind even though I came pretty much right before closing. There's plenty of choices and also some room for sitting down if you want to eat in there!

I am sad to say almost everything I tasted had an almost freezer burn taste. The pastries are also…read moreexpensive, but low quality. I paid almost $30 for 2 slices of cake. I wanted to like it, but it's a no from me.

I used to have lunch at this shop more than ten years ago when I worked in the area. Decided to…read morevisit again with a girlfriend that had never been. Nothing has changed, they still serve delicious food and are friendly.

My go to place before Chik fil a and Chipotle were built. I went again yesterday and it's been…read moresince pre- covid the last time I went. Like all other eateries, the prices have gone up. I ordered the buffalo chicken wrap and the spice level was good but the wrap was drenched in bleu cheese. I think next time I will hold the bleu cheese. I wasn't sure if the buffalo sauce was salty or the bleu cheese. It was definitely too salty for me.

"Tell me what you miss most," Ava Fremont, a witness to a murder, signs and expresses to Detective…read moreFrank Shaw, who recently lost his hearing, in Director Brad Anderson's 2024 film, The Silent Hour. "My daughter, S A M," Shaw signs back, "playing guitar," as he makes hand motions. "Being able to hear that." "You don't need to. Every spring, I go to the Boston Pops." "Why?" Frank asks disconsolately. "To watch...the feeling...the musicians...to see their joy. It's enough. To see that, to share it." Watching Ava recapture physically not just the performance in her retelling but the appreciation from both musicians and concert-goers alike, Frank starts to rediscover hope, even as he and Ava try to stay alive from the killers hunting them. The appetizers, entrees, and desserts from Eataliano Market & Deli, located at 5325 Phelps Luck Drive in Columbia, Maryland, prompt similarly unexpected overflows of culinary memories and joy. Upon our first visit of what we hope will be many, my wife and I placed the following takeout order: 1 order of Baked Meatballs 2 orders of Garlic Bread 1 ten-inch Empire Pie (I requested no ricotta or extra virgin olive oil) 1 order of Rigatoni Meatballs alla Vodka 1 order of Spaghetti with Homemade Meat Sauce 1 slice of Limoncello Mascarpone Cake 1 slice of Pistachio Cheesecake The garlic bread and pistachio cheesecake alone conjured spectacular reminisces. The pizza is the best we've had in Maryland, although my wife regretted my choice of no ricotta; and we would gladly reorder our pasta dishes if we didn't have many more entrees that we want to try.

HIDDEN GEM!!!! I…read morestumbled across this place while visiting Columbia, MD. I was craving a good cheesesteak, so I did what any responsible foodie would do--I consulted Google. This place kept popping up, so I figured the internet couldn't be wrong... at least not this time. The restaurant is tucked away in what feels like a residential area, making it a true hidden gem. The parking situation, however, deserves its own reality show. Spaces are limited, and getting in and out of the parking lot felt like I was participating in an advanced driving course. The establishment offers nice seating, but don't expect a formal dining experience. You place your order at the counter and then find your own seat. When we arrived, the place was packed with people ordering and eating. That's usually a good sign, and at that point I knew we had either found the jackpot or everyone in Columbia had the exact same cheesesteak craving. Because of the crowd, ordering took a little while. The dining area was also in need of some attention--we ended up cleaning our own table before sitting down. The food took longer than expected to arrive, but as soon as I took the first bite, all was forgiven. We ordered two cheesesteaks and a personal pepperoni pizza. The cheesesteaks were absolutely loaded with perfectly grilled meat, topped with grilled onions and peppers, all served on a warm, soft hoagie roll. Every bite was packed with flavor and required at least a few extra napkins. The personal pepperoni pizza was also excellent. I'd describe it as a traditional thin-crust pizza with the perfect balance of sauce, cheese, and pepperoni. No ingredient was trying to steal the spotlight--it was a well-rehearsed pizza ensemble. As I said from the beginning, this place is a hidden gem. The food alone is worth the trip. The only reason I gave it 4 out of 5 stars instead of 5 is because of the challenging parking situation and the dining area's cleanliness and service. Fix those two issues, and this place might just become my new definition of a cheesesteak pilgrimage destination