I will miss this place, and I will miss the way the gentleman would musically say "Taneytown" when…read morearriving to make a delivery. Stopping in at the deli for a bite was also a very nice experience. Smiles from everyone, and tasty food. All around wonderful! Thank you for being a great little deli!

Is Taneytown Deli fancy? Nope. But sometimes you just want a good, simple sandwich. Nothing fancy,…read moreno frills, just a good sandwich. I was craving a classic sandwich for lunch last week, so I drove over to Taneytown Deli. Their menu is enormous, so I needed a few minutes to read, only to choose my favorite classic deli sandwich - egg salad with some added mustard. The sandwich was exactly what I wanted: simple and traditional, but well done. The service was fast. The deli has plenty of inside seating, but you can always take your sandwich to go, too! I'll definitely be back for more classic sandwiches!

Was in the area and was ready for an early lunch so Uber Bagels it is…read more A good amount of indoor seating with a couple of tables outside. They were semi-busy with steady online order traffic. A good amount of options for Bagels and cream cheese as well breakfast and lunch sandwiches. Saw an area with a few coffee carafes also. A picture of the Reuben on Asiago bagel convinced me to order it. Solid with the right meat/cheese ratios and Asiago Bagel paired nicely. The Jameson on Rosemary Salt Bagel was also tasty-would call this one a Club. Also ordered the "Lots of Lox" on Everything Bagel-enjoyed the Dill cream cheese, that said, the Lox was barely there. So if you want a Lox Bagel sandwich that resembles the ones you get in NYC, ask for extra Lox. Service was friendly at the counter and our order came out In a timely manner. Solid for their Bagel and cream cheese variety.

The bagels at Über Bagels definitely remind me of of NY. I ordered and paid online. Once you place…read moreyour order you get an order number. Upon arrival there is a table where they place the pick up orders. It has your name and order number on the bag so you know it's yours. Ordering online is your best bet because the place is almost always busy and packed with customers. They have tables if you want to dine in. The restaurant is well lit and clean. So are the bathrooms. I ordered a toasted bagel with garlic and herb cream cheese, red onions, arugula and lox. The bagel was made to order and was tasty. Solid choice for bagels

My sandwich was just ok. Not much flavor, considering how it was described…read more The worst part is that I was charged $2 more than the price on the menu board. Since we were at the start of the lunch rush from the office building in which this place is located, I did not bother arguing over the price. But if you eat here, be forewarned.

You're likely to have a more filling and delicious meal at a cheaper price than any other…read morerestaurant in the area - it's a great spot to stop for lunch!

Ten years ago, I met Kathy. She used to work at AAI just up the road from Charcoal Deli. She said…read moreMark ran a great shop and the pit beef was great. Also, their Lemonade/Half&Half/Flavorade drink was exceptional, primarily because Mark brewed his own sugar syrup. She's right. I can't speak to the other items on the menu because I'm smitten by the Pit Beef. I live just inside the beltway. We usually call in the order, get in the car and by the time we get there, the food is ready. You can eat at the picnic table out front, or in your car. Sometimes we wait until we get back home. You've probably blown by Church Road a thousand times. Go west, one block. Charcoal Deli is on the right. And there's a hispanic grocery store right there in case you need to pick up a few things. Here's a picture all dressed up for Summer with the awnings and umbrellas.

Good bang for your buck at this place! Got a pit beef sandwich! A little too much bread in my…read moreopinion, but the flavor of the pit beef had that great Maryland taste! I got a pit turkey for lunch the next day! Same concept, very great tasting turkey, but a little too much roll. The Pit chicken my wife had gotten had a delicious taste to it. The fries come a plenty! A little salty, but fresh cut! The location was convenient right off the main drag near Cockeysville. Service was great! They messed up the order, but we're quick to fix everything and gave a little extra fries for the mishap! The location itself was unique. Baseball cards were plexy glassed into the counter. We went at night time, unsure if there was seating or not. We got ours to go. Quick little to go counter worked well.

The line for E&A isn't a real line, perse, but an amorphous, chaotic mass of people standing…read morearound. Half the people don't get numbers - despite the many signs saying to take a number, accompanied by arrows point at the numbered ticket dispenser...but I digress, let's not get wrapped up in philosophical debates on numbered tickets and existentialism...if nobody takes a number does it even matter? Does the machine exist? Wait, I said "let's not discuss this." Anyway, people standing around waiting eventually realize they need a number and take one. This works to your advantage if you know you need a number from the get go, as you get to skip the line a bit due to people being unaware. While waiting for your number to be called - you did get a number ticket, right? If not, this is going to be a loooong day for you - you can peruse the window and see that they have The Meats™! So many preparations of animal carcasses of all type. Do you need tubes of meat for breakfast? Or sage style? Or with apple? Or maple flavored? Or maybe a combination of two or more of these? You've come to the correct venue. Do you need slices of pig fat and sides for breakfast? Or maple? Or several other flavors? They've got your bacon needs covered. Oh you don't like pork bacon!? Well they've got turkey, too...again with several flavors. If breakfast meats aren't your thing then they've got tons of cuts of beef and chicken, lunch meat, hot dogs, sausages of other types, and the most coveted of PA Dutch treats: mother freaking ham loaf. Get yourself a ham loaf, shove it in your mouth hole, and enjoy. That's an order, soldier. Staff here is always friendly, as you can generally expect at the market. Prices are good for what you're getting. Ham loaf is more expensive in the stores up in Lancaster. One last reminder: TAKE A FREAKING *NUMBER*!

From the owner: E & A Meats & Deli LLC provides a wide variety of the finest local meats, beef, pork, and deli…read moremeats to the Cockeysville, MD area.