Hidden gem! Great staff, great food, daily specials and, especially in Baltimore city, good prices!…read moreBeat the lunch rush as it gathers a line quickly with locals who know...

Today, I didn't pack lunch and decided to try Young's Deli since my colleagues have been raving…read moreabout how good and inexpensive it is. Can I say they did not disappoint! I ordered the chicken salad on toasted wheat bread with mayo, onion, spinach, and cucumbers. The chicken salad was moist, well-seasoned, and overall a 10/10. I paired my sandwich with plain Utz potato chips. I paid a little over $7 with taxes. Unfortunately, I inhaled my food and didn't take a picture, but I'll be back next week for sure, especially since they offer breakfast sandwiches. It's very small but has seating outside in the lobby.

I had this meal rice and tabanga I think that's what it's called it's a real fine thin chopped…read moresteak with onions and carrots omg this was so good it had a sauce on it. I thought that was the best meal I've had all my life. I give it a thumbs up.

Food is on point ‍that's all you need to knowledge of the food and how it tastes to know what you…read moreare eating

Ordered our togo over the phone...the person wasnt very pleasant (hung up a few times) but its…read moreabout the FOOD...so nooo biggie Ordered the Red Run Cheesesteak, fries and drink. *the drink isnt really included, there was an additional $2 upcharge* The meat on the sandwhich wasnt great. It reminded me of steakums? type of meat. And the fries were your standard fries, nothing spectacular. The meal was very underwhelming considering they have a 4.2 Google review rating. Unfortunately, very unimpressive, would not recommend.

Good good at a decent price. I recently relocated to the area. Today I gave the Redrun deli a try…read more There were a lot of open parking spaces in the shared lot. No waiting when we got inside. Placed my order with the friendly lady behind the counter then waited at one of the tables inside. It's a little dated inside but has that old school deli feel. Came with the my dad. He got the waffle breakfast platter and I went for a scrapple egg sandwich. Food smelled great and looked just as good. My dad said his waffles were filling. My sandwich was delicious as well. Only drawback is that they don't have decaf coffee and that's all my dad can drink.

I was in the mood for a breakfast sandwich and found myself by Charles Street Market. It was a cold…read moreone, and all of the side entrances were locked so I thought I was out of luck. Glad I stayed persistent. I visited Steve's for the first time, and ordered a scrapple, egg & cheese on white toast. I devoured that thing so fast, I decided to order another sandwich, this time with sausage, and that one may have been even better. The staff was friendly, the food came out fast, and completely hit the spot and cured my craving. 5 stars.

Last December we visited the Cross Street Market for the first time, a bit before xmas. We were…read morelooking for something quick, but filling for lunch, during our break between mental health appointments. (Your mental health is important! Don't slack on those therapy appointments!) Originally I thought that we would return at some point in the future, but now that we've gotten to know the neighborhoods a little better, I'm more excited to try different restaurants along Key Highway, especially if we don't have to pay to park in a garage. Jeremy ended up ordering a cheesesteak (American cheese, grilled onion) from Steve's Lunch. It was a decent sandwich. If you like cheesesteaks, you'll probably like this one. If you are picky about cheesesteaks, this one might be on the line for you. Jeremy gets hardly any toppings on his sandwich, leaving "nothing to hide behind" but I'll admit I like everything on my cheesesteaks. I ordered elsewhere, so I can't give you the report on whether their tomatoes were pale and tasteless, or if the lettuce was rotten. All I know is that I had a bite of this sandwich and could have finished the entire thing. Something about this place reminds me of days gone by. I could imagine blue collar workers grabbing a bite here, and being quite satisfied. The nostalgia hits hard.

This place is my go to. A real Gem are their egg and cheese bagels in the morning and also their…read morecheesesteak subs. The bread is soft / high quality and everything is just right. I've been eating here for a couple decades.. they are perfectionist at sandwich making!!

Everything at Galleria Deli is always fresh and delicious!…read morethe family is wonderful!!! Should be your Go To Deli spot!

Came here to grab a wrap for lunch and it was great! Wrap was ready within a couple minutes or…read moreordering and all the ingredients worked perfectly together (Powerhouse wrap with chicken).

We had a nice stop in for the Italian sub mid-day on a weekday. The staff was friendly and the sub…read morewas tasty. We were able to sit outside and enjoy some sunshine. And it's clear that every dog-lover in the city should stop in, because they love the pups! :)

Food was delicious as always. Service was good too. I had not been there in a while but it was…read moreeverything I had remembered.

Nope! This place…read moreused to be a gem. I would visit the downtown location for breakfast and lunch. I've been visiting this location for breakfast exclusively. No more! I visited on 4.28.2026 for breakfast. I ordered a side of breakfast potatoes, bacon, scrapple. The breakfast potatoes tasted like the old lukewarm potatoes you get from a hotel lobby. Six bucks!! The bacon was ok. Just ok. The scrapple was good. The hot tea (Lipton Tea Bag)... chef's kiss!! I'm good on this place. I had a great run w them for many years.

Came for lunch and it was busy, with a small bit of a wait for food. Worth it, though! The turkey…read morereuben was delicious and the bulgogi bowl was reaalllyy good. Came with a spicy sauce that was great as well. Cute small cafe vibes and got pretty lively.

I've recently started working in the area and they are supper close thus I decided to try them out…read more I was very excited when I saw it was Korean owned however their K-food section is only two items; Bulgogi Dupbap & the Bulgogi Sub. The rest of the menu is American stuff. I've as of now tried both of these and very content with the taste and filling of these two, the price is reasonable per the portion and yummyness($12.49) plus tax about $13.25. The only thing I would change a bit is making sure that the juice from the bulgogi doesn't soak the bread too much cuz then it's mushy. I like a crunchy texture to my subs, but the may be just my preference. Both the son and the mom are super nice, if you become a regular it's very nice to have people know what you want right away. The atmosphere is very warm and friendly. I hope that they can incorporate more korean food to their menu, at least 2 more that have a different protein so we have a bit more variety. Though I understand why the options for kfood are limited given the area's population. Things to keep in mind: - When you order let them know if you want it to go or to eat there. Nobody can read minds, but they will do their best to ask you prior to packaging to confirm. - It can get busy so sometimes transaction may take longer because people are multitasking. - - - Don't rip out the receipt, you might be taking the wrong copy. Wait for the cashier to hand it to you or simply ask. -If you have questions about a product, ask them and don't assume. Yes. There is a big menu and pamphlets available and they provide brief item description but if that's not clear, just ask. They also have prepackaged salads, fruit and a few sweet treats, along with MissVickies chips, and bottle drinks. It's a cafe so the basics. Overall, really nice experience. Tots recommended :3