Me and my friends pulled up and filled up the bar in the rear. I must say, we had a ball. We tried…read moreso many different types of chips and sodas, it was crazy. Our entrees were tasty and buy one get one half off for happy hour. The pours kept coming and the laughs kept flowing. All I know is we went on a Monday and the bartender took wonderful care of us. What a great birthday!

So I don't get the hype but then I do get the hype. As a kid, I grew up in the village and Drug…read moreCity was where we always picked up prescriptions. I don't recall the "Fountain" in the 70-80's but if you're from the area I totally get the local support and they do have decent prices and discounts. My food today was average although the service was nothing less than perfect. I saw others eating pizza, chicken fingers and comfort food. I had the French dip which was a special today and it was decent. The restaurant is small but does boast a counter bar for any solos. It's worth a visit.

This was my first time ordering from Deli-Ish and I was pleasantly surprised by the outcome. I've…read moredriven past this vendor multiple times in Dundalk, but never stopped in. So today I had a company luncheon and saw Deli-ish on the CaterNation sight. I looked over the menu and saw that they weren't too expensive, pretty much reasonable. Knowing I had Faculty with dietary needs, I reached out to a CaterNation agent if this vendor could alter any sandwich for a person who's gluten free and to my surprised they replied by saying the vendor could accommodate. A total WIN!! I placed my order for an arrival time of 1130 today ( 9/24/25), to my shocker they delivered the food 15 minutes earlier. Something I'm definitely not mad at. The delivery was helpful and very punctual. Another Win!! The lunch boxes were in a brown box (nothing special). On the inside they had the sandwich/wrap, a bag of kettle chips, and a little serving of coleslaw, with Mike's mustard and mayonnaise packets. The sandwich was HEFTY (in a good way) I ordered a roast beef and another coworker ordered a tuna wrap, which was also HEFTY. They were so hefty I couldn't finish it, I wrapped the remaining up for later. The roast beef was well done (I prefer medium), but I understand why it was well done, but it was still good. My coworker said her tuna was delicious and sweet. She said it tasted like they put sweet onions in the wrap and dill in the tuna salad. The kettle chips were good as always and cole slaw was okay not bland, but not sweet either. Again another win! Final verdict, I'll be ordering from them again!!

Deli-ish brought their truck to our church for a time of fellowship after our service…read more Service and menu were on point. Some ordered chicken tenders, Reuben's, Hot Dogs and I ordered their Classic NY Deli sandwich, with corned beef, pastrami, slaw , thousand island and Swiss cheese. I really enjoyed the flavor. Thanks for coming out to Lutherville! I was so impressed I'll need to visit.

TLDR: Even though it is a chain, the Jersey Mike's in Dundalk stands out for consistently great…read morefood and exceptional service. Reliable, friendly and always delivers a top tier hoagie experience. I am usually not one to write reviews for chain restaurants, as I tend to expect a uniform experience wherever I go. That said, this Jersey Mike's in Dundalk consistently stands out from the pack and deserves recognition. I have been eating Jersey Mike's since well before they expanded into Maryland, first discovering them back in the mid 2000s. No matter where I am, I can always rely on them for a solid hoagie. This Dundalk location upholds that reputation and then some. From both a food and service standpoint, they have been rock solid time and time again. The staff goes above and beyond to make sure everything was perfect, from the order accuracy to the overall friendliness and efficiency. You can tell this is a team that actually takes pride in what they do.

Second time figured I would try again like their subs but not anymore. Like a lot of things and…read moreplaces the amount of meat on the sub is less For the same price. My sub had more bread than meat.

Three of us came, we got smashburger and cheesesteaks. Everything was wonderful. Fries are…read moreperfectly done with salt and pepper...the cheesesteaks were not very greasy, fresh pit beef used to make. The burgers are always great

I was in the Dundalk area by chance and decided to give Smokin' Joes Grill a shot after seeing…read moreothers' reviews. I think it's worth mentioning that I've never had pit beef before so I am by no means an expert as to what's good or not. I will also say however, that what I ordered, the open face pit beef sandwich with mashed potatoes and gravy was ok. The entire plate was swimming in gravy so that took away from what could've been a better meal. I did ask for gravy on the whole sandwich and the mashed potatoes (because the picture on their website looked like gravy only came on the mashed potatoes and I do like a little extra) but I wasn't expecting a to-go box literally full of gravy, so that's probably my fault. The texture of the beef mixed with all the gravy and mashed potatoes was a bit unpleasant and soupy and I periodically had to pick burnt bits and foil out my mouth so that also took away from the experience. They seem to have a pretty vast menu and I had no idea what I was going to get when I walked in. The young lady that took my order was very friendly and helped me come to my decision so the customer service was good and I appreciated her patience with me. As far as ambiance goes, while I was waiting for my order, there was an older man waiting for his order that was yelling at the tv about how Joe Biden hasn't done anything for this country and that Trump only told the truth. I try not to get caught up in politics with strangers because it really can be off putting but what can you do. I wouldn't do the gravy with a side of open face pit beef sandwich again but there's so many other options I'd like to try in the future should I find myself in the area again. A man that was also waiting for his order said he really like the ribs.

This is in the old Jad's Caddyshack Express spot, and they have a lot of the same window ads…read more Jeremy says that it's the same kids working behind the counter, and the desserts are still provided by Yia Yia's Bakery. But now they are Italian and part of a growing chain of restaurants. I wish they would remove the "Curry Cafe" sign from their side window because it brings me grief. They no longer have any Indian food on their menu, or anything remotely curry-like, so this is false advertising, but we used to go to Caddyshack for Butter Chicken and the like, when we had a craving and now we have to go into the city to find delicious Indian food. I miss the convenience of being able to go just down the street for mango lassis and naan. I don't eat nearly as much Indian food as I would like because Fell's Point seems like such a haul from Dundalk. It's not, really, but you get my point. We were coming home from Jeremy's surgery and no one had the energy to make dinner. We needed something cheap that could feed three people (Justin was with us because Jeremy wasn't allowed to drive after his ordeal, and I can't drive) so pizza sounded about right. Even when this place was Caddyshack, we never ordered pizza, so we took a shot and I ordered online (I love the convenience of being able to do that. Socially awkward people unite!). The pizza (with sausage, pepperoni, and onion) was amazing. The crust is thin, with enough flavor to it that my cat Jayne decided that he needed to steal my bone/crust right off my plate. He's so spoiled. The onions were a little sparse, but my tastebuds didn't miss them because the sausage and pepperoni were so delicious. They were running a deal for Tuesday, where you could get a 16" three-topping pizza for a VERY reasonable price, so I tacked on some hot honey wings, too. Not a fan of those. They're typical wings, but the hot honey sauce didn't sing. I should have ordered my favorite - sweet thai chili, so that's MY error, not the restaurant's. I would definitely go back for the pizza. The three of us tore through that thing, leaving nothing behind. Really superb.

Very good pizza, excellent cream of crab soup, even better price! I will keep going back.read more

TLDR: Bigger space, same legendary pit beef. Still one of the best sandwiches in Baltimore, and the…read morenew location makes it even easier to enjoy. If you're talking Baltimore pit beef, Chaps Pit Beef has been a staple for years, and after coming here for over a decade, I can confidently say it still delivers every single time. Their new location, just a stone's throw from the original humble shack, is a huge upgrade. You get the same iconic food, but now with a much larger dining room that actually makes it easy to bring a group without fighting for space. It's the best of both worlds. Same old school flavor with a more comfortable setup. On my most recent visit, I stuck with my go to. A loaded hoagie absolutely packed with pit beef, corned beef, sausage, and turkey. It's massive, messy in the best way, and exactly what you want when you're craving something unapologetically Baltimore. I paired it with a large order of fries, which were piled high and perfect for sharing. Decided to switch it up a bit and try the Holy Cod fish sandwich too, and that ended up being a sleeper hit. Huge portion of crispy fried cod, topped with fresh coleslaw on a soft bun. Not something you usually go to Chaps for, but honestly worth ordering. Everything came out crazy fast, which is always impressive considering how busy they can get. Quick stop at the condiment bar is a must. Load up on the free pickles, onions, Carolina Gold mustard, and that tiger sauce. The horseradish and mayo combo just hits different on pit beef. Bottom line, Chaps might not be a hidden gem anymore, but it doesn't need to be. It still outperforms most spots in the pit beef game and continues to be one of the best sandwiches you can get in Baltimore.

We visited on Monday and were really disappointed. The pit beef and corned beef both tasted old and…read morewere very tough--honestly, barely chewable. It didn't even have the smell or feel of a proper pit beef place. Customer service also needs improvement. The cashier taking our order seemed more focused on watching the baseball game on TV than helping customers. It might be worth turning the TV off near the counter so staff can give customers the attention and service they deserve. Overall, not a great experience.

I love this subway, clean restaurant, great food, and amazing service…read more very sweet employees and i will be coming back!

Whole restaurant smells like body odor rather than fresh bread. Ordered a sub and asked for olives…read more Got literally 3 olive slices. I asked for more and was told that would be extra. Not only is 3 pieces insanely little, but subway policy is to not charge extra for vegetables. With the employee refusing to add more I said I would not be eating that and left. I would say this is incredibly wasteful, losing a sale and the ingredients over a couple olives, but as I was leaving the employee started stripping the vegetables off my sandwich and putting them back in their containers. No reason to go here.

Every time I come in for my prescriptions most of the employees are very kind! The ladies that work…read morethe registers at the front of the store and in the liquor department are very nice!

Drug City has been on our list for a while now but without the Key Bridge, getting there is a…read morelittle tougher. We came for the liquor store, but stayed for lunch at their soda fountain/lunch counter in the back of the store. They have a good selection of whiskey with very good prices. There was minimal price markup between Drug City and if we were to buy direct from a NYC distillery we really like. I really enjoyed my chicken dumpling daily soup special at the soda fountain, but the star of the show was my chocolate peanut butter milkshake. The food in there is simple lunch fare but you cannot beat the prices. they have a long list of seasonings you can add to your potato chips that I want to come back and try more of. Note that purchases from anywhere in the store (not just the liquor section) count towards their rewards program.