Stopped by Duke's Famous Delly in Jessup today. I've been coming here for almost 20 years and found…read moreout about it because of the weekend flea market next door I used to go to with friends. Food has always been good when I go. I've had cheesesteaks and a cheeseburger sub here that were good. Today I had an Italian cold cut and fries that was really good. There are three ladies behind the counter working hard. Stop by some time and check this place out for yourself. I hear their breakfast is good too. They do close at 2 though which is kind or early, but they're open early too.

Quick and consistent. Moved into the area recently. It's my go to mom and pop style breakfast/lunch…read morespot during the week when I don't have time or want to cook. Combos are prices very well!

This place is the BEST. Its been one of my fav lunch spots for years. I'm so impressed that they…read morekeep the consistency of the food every single time I go over years, that's unheard of. The sweet potato chips are so freaking good, and I go between the Buffalo chicken sandwich, the Smashburger, and their seasonal Turkey or Lobster roll when it comes out. Dine in experience is super casual, 9 out of 10 times I just get carryout.

Stopped in last night (Wednesday) around 7:45 pm. Walked to the counter to peruse the menu and…read moreorder. We stood there quite a while and finally called out. Workers were there, but I think the orientation of the counter is such that someone working at the grill can't see people walking in. There's no sound (ringing bell, buzzer, whatever) and they couldn't see us come in. Whatever - it didn't make us feel particularly welcome. I notice a couple of other reviews mention the same thing. Seems like an easy fix. Anyway, we ordered a Philly Mushroom with old bay chips/drink and a Chicken Club with sweet potato chips/drink. We were given a table flag and we sat outside. Food came a few minutes later. Looked and tasted very good. The bread on the Club was nicely toasted, the aeoli was tasty and not too heavy and the chicken (decent portion) was pretty moist. My partner enjoyed the Philly Mushroom. Unfortunately, my partner received regular chips instead of Old Bay they requested. They don't like to complain, so they basically left them uneaten. I liked the sweet potato chips - really crisp with a good flavor. Nice size pickle wedge came with each sandwich. Very pleasant seating area outside. Fountain soda available with free refills.

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.

"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.

What a fabulous neighborhood gem! How did I not try this place sooner? Eataliano is tucked right…read moreinto the Phelps Luck neighborhood, not far from Route 108 (Old Annapolis Road) and Columbia Palace Plaza. I had heard there could be a bit of a wait, which isn't surprising since this well-established market and deli draws not only local residents but also people from nearby businesses. I happened to be about 15 minutes away, so I placed my order through their website. By the time I arrived, I must have missed the lunch rush--there was no line, and it took just a couple more minutes for everything to be wrapped, packaged, and ready to go. The market itself is intriguing and packed with all sorts of house-made specialties and popular Italian brands. There were also plenty of brands I had never heard of, giving the place the feel of a little Italian countryside market. I can only dream of traveling to Italy someday, so for now, I'll happily get a little taste of Italy here! Parking: As mentioned, parking is very limited. The street alongside the shop was also undergoing some sort of construction during my visit, so be prepared for some roadside limitations. There is a small, intimate dining area with room for only about four tables, but I loved seeing the white-tablecloth treatment. It added such a warm and welcoming touch to what is otherwise a very busy little establishment. The staff were busy but friendly. With the back-of-house operation appearing to be quite busy and working within tight quarters, it was impressive to see how well everyone seemed to coordinate and make the most of the available space. What We Tried Eataliano Crab Roll -- A specialty my daughter had told me about after seeing it on TikTok, and now I understand why! Generously filled with a tender, tasty blend of lump crab meat and fillers. Definitely shareable--but only with your favorite people! 10" Margherita Pie -- A NY-style thin crust topped with fresh ingredients, including tomato sauce, house-made mozzarella, and whole basil leaves. Simple, fresh, and delicious. French Fries -- Crispy and crunchy, just as ordered. Sometimes you just need a good order of fries! Greek Salad -- A generous portion loaded with fresh ingredients: feta cheese, cherry tomatoes, cucumbers, onions, Kalamata olives, carrots, green peppers, and pepperoncini. Fresh, colorful, and plenty to share. Overall, Eataliano is exactly the kind of neighborhood gem I love discovering. Between the market, deli, prepared foods, and cozy little dining area, there's plenty to come back and explore. Definitely worth a visit--and I'm already wondering what I should try next!

Actually the lady who took the order was really nice and helpful…read more The taste of salad pretty good. Bread also tasty. Next time I will try sandwiches ! The ambience not so funcy but pretty good for lunch

Stumbled upon this place while looking for a deli shop. It was easy to find but you can tell it…read moregets busy. The place is a good size but on the smaller side. They have a variety of sandwiches, salads and soups. As well as pastries and glass bottled drinks. Staff were friendly and helped me decide which sandwich to choose since it was my first time there. I went with the Picante Chicken sandwich which has a good amount of heat from their house made picante sauce, tasted delicious and the bread was soft and fresh. I also got the potato salad as a side. The portion is small but a great sample size for me to determine if I want a bigger size next time, which I will get a bigger size my next visit. Overrall, great first sandwich, awesome service. Also saw alot of people come pick up their order. Can't wait to go back!

As a New Yorker, who now lives in Maryland, this is one of the best pizza places I've been to in…read morethe state. The people are overall really nice and it's pretty unassuming, but they makes great food so I don't care

We order from here at least once a month! Everything we've gotten is fantastic. Our go-to's are the…read moreNew York pizza, wings, gyro, and the beach and bull pizza (I think that's what it's called--white pizza with steak and shrimp). Food is always fresh and delicious! The owner is awesome, as are all the staff. Highly recommend!

When I first started going to Roggenart European Bakery, I would order a sandwich to go, and…read morewhether it was hot or cold, they packaged it in a clear plastic container. The presentation was beautiful--colorful, appealing, and the bread stayed firm and crusty. They truly use fresh, high-quality ingredients. Unfortunately, that has changed. Now, hot sandwiches are wrapped in paper and then in foil. This method traps moisture, causing the bread--especially their delicious sourdough--to become soggy instead of crisp. It seems like this change was made to save money, but it really takes away from both the presentation and the quality of the sandwich. For a sandwich that costs $12.95, I would gladly pay a few extra cents for the original packaging if it meant keeping the bread fresh and crusty.

Excellent array of European pastries and LaVazza Coffee…read more Excellent breakfast sandwiches as well

Very saddened I have to write this…read more I really want to give this place five stars because the owners are genuinely kind, the customer service is warm, the ambiance is quaint, and the food--especially the sweet crepes--is excellent. Unfortunately, repeated simple mistakes with special requests have made each visit more disappointing. I truly don't want to find another café, which is why I hope this feedback is taken seriously. Please pay closer attention to special requests, as they make a big difference to loyal customers.

Food is so tasty each time we dine there. The ambiance is cute and casual. When you entered wait to…read morebe seated. The tables are numbered. There was a glitch today with the delivery of my order to the table. Two out of four were served, then they came with the third order. When I thought mine was coming, it was my husband's extra sides and last minute potatoes. Lately the waitress noticed that I had no food and checked. My order was the French toast and bacon, which is why it felt like a glitch and we'll be back. It's gonna be alright