Yum, this is our go to place for ice cream. There are over 30 different flavors of homemade ice…read morecream. This evening I had Raspberry Bavarian which is vanilla ice cream with raspberry flavor and chocolate chunks. My husband had coconut flavor ice cream with chocolate chips throughout. Both were delicious. Service is always friendly here and it is a cute place out in the country. However, be warned there isn't any inside seating and limited outside seating on a raised wall.

So I've enjoyed Hoffman's since I moved to Carroll County in 2004. The ice cream is homemade using…read moremilk from local farms and is always reliably good. They partner with many of the local VFD fire houses to service ice cream at their carnivals. Off the top of my head they are Winfield, Sykesville, and Reece fire halls to name a few. Their location on 32 has a small convenience store attached to it that makes fresh deli sandwiches. Give it a try and it's worth the trip if you want to get some homemade ice cream.

There used to be several Santonis markets around Baltimore. I think this is the last remaining…read morelocation, and the only one I can remember visiting. Though my grandmother used to love and shop at the long closed dundalk location, so I grew up with Santoni's. Oddly enough, if I look out my apartment window, I can see the building where the dundalk store once resided. We needed a pie, because it was pi day. In the past, Jeremy and I have visited much larger, chain grocery stores on pi day, we've come up empty-handed. Santoni's did not disappoint. We got a gorgeous lemon meringue pie, and it was discounted several dollars, which made it all the sweeter. The store is small, but clean with an air about it that suggests that the owners are proud of it. They should be.

Incredible food. Crab cakes are affordable and easy to prepare. Their peanut butter pie is one of…read morethe best things I've ever eaten. Friendly service and really fresh deli meats . You can't go wrong with anything you order here. I absolutely love their baked goods and their lunch sandwiches are excellent. Hidden gem.

I went to this store for curry. It is a store for people that are Russian or Ukrainian. No one…read moreeither wanted to help or didn't understand English. I was shown the spices- all of them are in foreign language. Zero customer service; again maybe no one speaks English so they can't help... but it doesn't feel like a "GLOBAL" store.... It's not for everyone CLEARLY

Small, but nice and clean store. Very nice people. Espesially , I wanted to mention Zebo, who takes…read morecare of you at the register. She is always smiling and very kind.

Little Georgia is a delightful experience that will please adventurous eaters as well as the more…read morereserved. The waiter was patient with my questions and explained what some of the food was as I deliberated over a unique to me menu. I started with the Tolma, which was cabbage stuffed with very tender and flavorful meat. I next ordered Beets with Walnuts and was surprised to see a dish of three squat pieces of beet and walnut mix. It was served cold and was very refreshing. I ended the meal with the Adjaruli which is a cross between a pizza, dip, and bread bowl. It was the best of all those things! Apparently, I needed to be taught how to eat the Adjaruli because I was trying to cut pizza like slices and dip them into the egg. The waiter corrected me (very politely but emphatically) that I should mix the cheese and egg together, then pull off bits of the outside dough to dip into the center. I was close!

My son is in love. At a food stall on a recent vacation, he tried a Georgian cheese boat (Adjaruli,…read moreif you're in the know) and has declared it his new favorite food. Bread bowl with melted cheese and a raw egg yolk to break an mix in - it was made for the boy. So when we came back home, we Yelped "Georgian restaurants" and found Little Georgia, so we came here for his birthday. There's a front entrance on the main drag, but a big private parking lot out back with an entrance there, so we came in. Two mannequins with traditional Georgian (wedding?) attire are there to greet you, with lots of Georgian art and maps along the hallway as you walk in. It was lunch on a weekday, so not a very busy place. Two people at the bar, a table of teens, and a family getting up just as we were entering. Relatively empty. So I was surprised how slow service was over the whole visit. Our waitress was very kind, but I got the impression it was maybe a one-person show. Unfortunately, we skipped asking for some beverages (beyond water) and dessert because we were worried how long it would take. I would definitely try this place again though, because the food was overall pretty good. My son got his Adjaruli cheese boat and was delighted. The bit I tried was good - salty stretchy cheese with a garlic infusion - can't go wrong! My wife got the Phkhlovana spinach cheese pie and it was huge and delicious. Imagine a spanikopita that's cheesier and more bready than flaky crust. Would get again. My brother opted for lamb chops with fried potatoes and I got the Ojakhuri lamb and potatoes. Both were very tasty with a nice seasoning on the potatoes and lamb with a really good piquant and garlicky sauce. My only complaint is that the lamb was pretty well done, and in my opinion lamb is best medium rare; our waitress didn't even ask if we had a cook preference. The ricey, cheesy "cheese balls" appetizer came with the same sauce. Child #3 was in a picky mood that day, so he only ate half of them. They taste like you'd imagine. Solid, but nothing spectacular. Per a recommendation from our waitress, we tried the Adjapsandali eggplant salad. As good as everything was, this was a memorable part of my meal, and I have a love-hate relationship with eggplant. It reminded me a lot of a Catalan Escalivada - roasted eggplant, onions, and peppers served cold but this had a nice salty-sour dressing with it. Would totally get again. It's a nice place with a cuisine that's hard to find in these parts. Reisterstown 2026 with prices to match. The food was overall solid. I wish the service were a little better, but not so bad that I wouldn't come back. Recommended for sure!

Excellent service and food!…read more The BEST pastries!!!l I have never had a mediocre experience here :)

We tried the Italian sub and a few donuts. That was probably the best chocolate donut I've ever…read moretasted. The meat and toppings on the sub were hot and fresh. I did not care for the bread. It was a bit tough and made the sub dry. Overall, really good first experience. Maybe next time I'll ask for some of the bread to be scooped out.

Had seen Sam's a few times when I came for a chiropractor visit in the same shopping center. This…read moreday I had an early appointment and had a little bit of time to kill so stopped in for a breakfast bagel. It was early on a Saturday morning and it wasn't crowded at all. There was a nice young lady at the counter who took my order. I had a bacon egg and cheese on a plain bagel. Looks like they have many different variations of bagels fresh daily. Since I was waiting for my food there I decided to get a cup of coffee as well. Coffee was just basic black coffee. Nothing fancy but it did the job. My sandwich was ready pretty quickly. Bagel tasted fresh. Egg was cooks firm like I like it. Bacon was crispy. They used American cheese which was what I wanted but I believe you have substitute with a different kind if you wanted. Such there was a little more bacon on the sandwich though.

Great bagels. We stop in weekly for a breakfast sandwich. Good prices and great product.read more

An amazing old time grocery with a staff that is friendly and knowledgeable about their store and…read morethe products they offer High quality meats at reasonable prices.

ive usually had a good experience with this place. love all of the little items you guys have that…read moreno other place has, but ive been seeing a bit of a slip recently with the deli labelling. i usually always get the all type of turkey lunch meat because thats what my wife prefers, and i got a pack of Smoked Turkey from the deli, but it definitely was not smoked turkey. it was a sweet turkey, not smokey. We mainly get smoked and pepper turkey so we know its the honey turkey, as its like the only sweet turkey you guys have. Thats a huge no no because what if my wife was allergic to honey and it was mislabelled? i hope whoever made this mistake is properly handled.