Not expensive uni market right on the edge of campus. Prices aren't hiked up as far as I was…read moreseeing. They got a little bit of everything that you could conveniently get if you don't have a car. Deli shop by the cashier can make you a sub too. Not busy when I went on a weekday afternoon. Chill service too.

I work all throughout the city and love trying different local shops for lunch. I stopped in…read moreUniversity Deli and tried the shrimp salad sandwich......... I've been coming back every day since. I'm not exaggerating when I say I've tried hundreds of different Deli spots throughout the county and city and this deli has the Absolute BEST SEAFOOD SALAD SANDWICH I've had in Baltimore. Every day I work around university I get TWO Shrimp salad, sandwiches, and marble cake. It's perfect every single time. And the gentleman that work inside are really polite and friendly. I'm so happy I stumbled across this place because it is a hidden gem !!!!!

This was my first time trying them. Great customer service, food cooked to order, food is good and…read moreworth the $$

On a recent visit to R House I tried them out. They were…read morethe pop up vendor at that time. I tried the Italian. I love a good Italian sub and was hopeful. Though the sub was an awesome size for pricing, I didn't enjoy it much. I was not put off because it was chopped but, it seemed to be drowning in a sauce. The sub was very wet. So wet the roll was soaked through. I'd had my sandwich for less than 10 mins. Service was friendly but, it did take a moment to receive my order. Unsure if I'd purchase again.

You pull in the wall but phenomenal food and really inexpensive, been back a couple times and I…read morewill be back more! The chicken Tomo are really authentic wrapped in banana leaf rather than corn leaf, the baliadas are phenomenal!

What's a pupusa? In a word, delightful! Prepare yourself for a petit (pita-sized) yet dense…read morehandheld treat. Warm masa dough is grilled and stuffed with beans and cheesy goodness (there are other varieties) then topped with red sauce and shredded cabbage. A neighbor introduced me to both Moriah and these affordable and filling honduran delicacies. The shop itself is unassuming, in fact you're likely to walk right by thinking it's closed if you don't know better. During my first solo trip, I was the lone customer inside and watched an elderly woman prepare and grill my pupusas with care and a smile. Everything is made fresh upon ordering so this isn't fastfood so to speak but your patience will be rewarded with handmade, quality deliciousness. We are lucky to have something so special in our neighborhood. Check them out!

If your looking for a great Italian expierence give Scittino's a try. I recommend the Pork chop and…read morethe pesto highly. My lunch goto is the Chicken Cheesesteak. They also have a small store inside for dry goods, wines, frozen foods made in house, a deli, butcher and pastry bar. Make sure you try the curated drinks and wine specials Service is always top notch and over the top!

Been wanting to Scittino's Italian Marketplace for awhile, and I am happy I finally did. The menu…read moreis extensive with something for everyone, from fresh prepared foods to tons of menu options, like subs and pastas. The pizza was definitely the highlight of the meal. The wine selection is top tier. Unfortunately, the chicken parm was first made incorrectly, however, it was quickly fixed and we were given some cannolis as an apology. You can dine in or take out. I feel like it is more of a take-out, market vibe, but the whole place is clean and the lady at the front is very kind and welcoming. The fresh cut meats are also delicious.

Off the beaten path but worth the drive. Located at a cross roads, in an old house (maybe a former…read moretavern or general store, this place does not disappoint. We were able to find a table to eat in. The dining area is cozy with a fireplace and shelves full of stoneware, bowls, and other kitchenwares for purchase. We ordered the cheeseburger, hot chicken sandwich and fries. The burger was cooked perfectly with the in-house made burger sauce. My husband lived the thigh chicken meat buffalo sandwich. The buffalo chicken was not overly spicy but provided a nice heat. Fries were crispy and perfectly seasoned. On our way out we bought an American Waygu Denver steak, tallow, and lard which we cannot find at our local butcher. The steak cooked nicely in our cast iron but it was not a buttery or melt in your mouth as Japanese A5. I also recommend stopping by the coffee shop for a cup and pastries. The brown butter chocolate chip cookies was soft and delicious. The brownie was rich and decadent

Great burger and cool store!…read more Came on a Sunday afternoon for lunch, split a burger and fries with my husband. The burger was massive so plenty to split. It had a great bun and a delicious burger sauce. Definitely a smash burger style. Fries were a little soggy for my taste but still good. The menu is small with only about 3 other sandwiches, I think this burger is the main reason to come! The store itself is small but has a few craft food items like smaller batch chips, chocolates, assorted ingredients, and of course, a butchery. There's a few tables inside in the back and outside as well. Note that while they do sell beer and wine, they cannot on Sundays. This place is worth a stop!!

I'm so sad because I'm not sure what's happening. I was so excited that Broadway market was…read morerevamping a couple years ago. I know a lot of the renovations came right before Covid and unfortunately, some of the vendors did switch out. Most recently, however, to Taharka Brothers pulled out. That said: there are still solid vendors there. I love Thai Street and Mount Everest and Vickys and the new Polish restaurant that makes a really good stuffed cabbage. The plant store is probably my least favorite plant store in the city, but I hope they continue to invest into this marketplace because I love the convenience and some of the really great vendors.

I think this market could be successful if they put in more effort. It was a cute little market…read morethat I happened to stumble upon, but to my surprise, there wasn't much inside. I ate at a Thai food spot which was really yummy, but I was a little disappointed that there was nothing else really going on. I just think this market needs some work for the businesses to attract more customers.

[Disclaimer: this is a comprehensive review so buckle in and let's go!]…read more I used to frequent Hopkins Market (HM) when it was a tiny cafe that had good food. Always friendly staff. Good space. I was sad to see that they left. The replacement, however, has truly impressed me. The new & improved current location has nearly 'quadrupled' in size with its redesign/ buildout. The location is well lit and has morphed from a small neighborhood cafe into a full service vendor. Aside from a menu offering an impressive myriad of options, HM is also a massive grocer/ wine & cafe. They offer wine tastings and a very clean space. I believe they openEd in 2025. On to the stats: STAFF: Everyone is friendly & helpful. SUNDRIES: An expansive selection of liquor, beer & wine; snacks; candy; soda; coffee; household goods; grocer goods; Knick knacks. LIQUOR PURCHASES: A GREAT perk is liquor can be purchased until close (11 or 12). CAFE FEEDBACK [This is an amalgamation of dishes based on numerous visits. Didn't want to come across like a serious 'BIG BACK' LOL - On To The Vittles: 1. Chicken salad sub (recommended). Freshly made. Simple recipe [Mayo, S&P, celery, a few spices] (which I really enjoy, when done well) and sizable portions. SCORE! 2. French fries (recommended). Toasty/ crispy of the outside, fluffy inside w/ very good flavor. SCORE! 3. Yellow cake w/ choc icing. A tasty sheet cake / good grocery store offering. Moist cake, thick flavorful icing. DELISH! SCORE! 4. Dolmas - Stuffed Grape Leaves. I absolutely love these. Unsure if they're made in house or brought in but they're tasty. Not always in stock but when they are - SCORE! 5. Guava nectar - Absolutely delicious! Give me more. 6. Pear Nectar - Absolutely delicious! Give me more. 7. Pastrami sandwich - DEEEELISHIOUS. Tastes like it came straight from a NY deli counter. I added Swiss & deli mustard (heated). Perfect recipe. Don't overdo it. TRIPLE WORD SCORE!! 8. Western Fries - Crunchy exterior and fluffy interior. Seasoned well. SCORE!! 9. Onion Rings - I wished they were beer battered instead of being super crunchy. They also lacked ANY flavor. Breading wasn't seasoned at all. A little salt in the batter or at the end would've made a world of difference. CRIME! 10. Marble Chocolate Cake: Delicious chocolate frosting. Cake was drier than I like. I enjoy a moist cake. That wasn't one. I do think, however, that the deserts are shipped in - so I can't hold it against them (TIP: Change your baker) 11. Egg & Cheese Sandwich: on toasted Rye w/ mayo, mustard, S&P. THIS is my 'GO TO'. When I don't want meat but I'm hungry, this always satiates me. I'm a big fan of this addition to the area.

Nicely remodeled, friendly staff, excellent sandwiches and pizza. They even gave sushi.read more

Jimmy D's is family run and owned and has been a staple in the Cedonia/Gardenvillage area for…read morearound 20 years or so, everyone and their mother knows about it. The main customer skeem is anyone in the vacinity looking for a quick and cheap convenience of chips, soda, candy, cigarettes or other small amenities. This is a munchie spot. For regular customers, they are aware of the deli counter near the back of the store that serves small sandwiches like ham & cheese. If you are living on a budget, ask someone how it is? ....Personally, I'd be a little scared given the outlook of the place. Hella cheap 5 cent candy and little deals on snacks...The only other option is for walkers to stroll up to 7Eleven but not everyone is for that walk, sooooo Jimmy D's it is!!!

Ambiance is humble and family friendly pub. Most friendly wait staff and bar service and even…read moreother patrons! Food is tasty and so cheap! Definitely worth the visit. I don't know how they do it, for so many decades! Update: Get soft shell crab sandwich when in season with Murphy fries. The shrimp salad is chock full of shrimp. Two saltine crackers with crab cake (with yellow mustard) is a true Baltimore way to eat it, try.