The owner here is always kind, courteous and willing to assist if you have questions.read more

I love this store! It's a hidden gem. Everyone is friendly and knowledgeable. The food is fresh and…read morethe store is clean, always.

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.

we have started ordering take out from Bucatinis and they have fabulous food…read more Their pizza and the batrata toast is just Fantastic. Their subs and pannias are mouth watering The best thing is the owner personally thanks you on your package for doing business there. It's truly a step up above Roncon and village pizza as the quality of the food is better. Please patronize this establishmen.

I have been to this place several times, and unfortunately the customer service has been…read moreconsistently cold. The food is always great, which is why I keep coming back, but the experience at the register takes away from it. The cashiers (Lauren F) rarely smile or greet customers in a friendly way, and it often feels like they just want you to hurry up and place your order. Whenever I've asked a question about the menu, the responses have come across as short and dismissive, almost as if I'm inconveniencing them. I understand that working in customer service can be stressful, but a little kindness goes a long way. A friendly greeting, some patience, and a positive attitude would make a big difference and create a much more welcoming experience. The food is worth coming back for, but I hope the staff receives additional customer service training because it would really improve the overall experience.

This is a model for quality and comprehensiveness. Every department is well run and offers items…read morenot found in the area. For a change in large chain stores, their staff is well trained and knowledgeable about what they're selling.

Why don't they price their produce? This store has been doing this off and on since they opened.read more

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!

Hello Yelpers, Grab your friends, grab your family members and have them read this review!!! We…read morehave a new continental African market in the area. When was the last time you saw a clean, organized African market? Hummm how about NEVER! Well you won't be disappointed with Kaneshie at all! And no I am not getting paid to write this. I just know a good thing when I see it and I am happy to share my review. If you're looking for something specific and cannot find it be sure to ask Ms. P the owner of the store and I'm sure she will be more than happy to get it for you and if you do encounter a problem or issue, allow them fix it first before you write a review. All I'm saying is let's give Kaneshia a chance to blossom and please let's support this black owned business as well. When you do pay them a visit remember to welcome them to the neighborhood

From the owner: We have the cleanest, well organized and affordable but authentic African, Caribbean and…read moreLatin-American groceries and products. We provide free delivery to some part of Maryland and ship worldwide. We sell authentic international products.

This market is a place I visit maybe once a year. It's my go to for emergencies…read more This place never disappoints. This market is clean, easy to locate items, and always fully stocked. The staff members are helpful and pleasant. Yep, I'll be back.

How does a grocery store not have mint leaves?…read more That's what I came to this store looking for. I've never been to a Weis market. BUT, they did have peanut butter cookies!!! These days its a hunt to find fresh baked peanut butter cookies in the grocery store. I don't get it. I did notice salmon laid out in a refrigerator type container near the front door. It looked like it could have used more ice. I myself would not have purchased that salmon. BUT, they did have mint! Mission success. While I was there, and hungry, I was hoping they had one of those salad bars. They did not so, scratch that idea. But I got what I came for AND peanut butter cookies! I did the self-checkout which was quick & painless.

I stumbled upon this little market a few weeks ago and I thought it looked nice. When I went in, I…read morewas pleasantly surprised to find so many good options. Some of the food looked very fresh, some of the food looks like it had sat there for a while. I got empanadas, dumplings and the Greek salad which looked very fresh. Everything I got was delicious and it was warmed up for me. The service was nice; the man at the register explained how to order and was friendly. If I were back on this road, I would definitely stop by again.

People will pay what the market bears but I can't bear what this market wants me to pay. Half litre…read morebottles of soda. $2.25?!?! WTF? A Turkey meat stick for $1.49?!?! Should be no more than $1.29. At least I wasn't gouged on Utz pre-priced bags. $5.74 for three items? It is a visually appealing store that was a lowly country store 40 years ago. Now it's chic and money is apparently no object to the retailer and the demographic paying what the retailer wants. Money matters to me and today's visit made this business a drive by for the future. AMF!! They don't need MY business.