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 !!!!!

Prices are fantastic! And the variety of internation food products is amazing. It is my main market.read more

it would be nice if they update the phone number so you can call for information. last time i…read morevisited the prices were very reasonable

While in Baltimore and staying at our Airbnb, we needed some groceries and a few more items. This…read morewas my first time inside of a Bodega, and I was impressed. They had everything that you could think of that you might need. The prices were reasonable but the Customer Service was Excellent; I can't remember the young man's name that was working that day, but he was outstanding. I did not take any pictures. But the bodega was very neat and clean and smelled fresh. We spent a little time shopping and talking with the young gentleman working there about our next trip to Puerto Rico. Overall experience was definitely five stars.

Great little market near the University of MD Medical Center. Big selection of wine and beers,…read moreincluding White Claw and Truly for us hard seltzer folks! They also have snacks, chips, cookies and a small grocery section in case you're in a pinch for any veggies or cheeses. The place is bright and clean and the man behind the counter was very nice and helpful!

A variety of products raw cooked fresh or frozen. Very clean staff is very helpful. A needed change…read morefor Edmonson village. Tku

Deep sigh...I was drawn in by STARS not the reviews to hit this international grocery store versus…read moredoing my drive to Ellicott City to H Mart. Argh! I wish I READ the reviews first!! Sorry, not sorry, I'm good. Anytime I'm greeted at the door of a GROCERY STORE (or any store) by ARMED security (typically they're cops working part-time) that let's me know I likely WILL NOT revisit. However, they have plenty of customers that my dollars will not be missed and that's great! Their floors need to be cleaned, stripped down by a commercial style cleaner, then waxed and buffed then maintained. The mats near the seafood area and throughout, need a heavy duty sanitizing scrubbing. An overwhelming amount of their leafy green items were wilted. And certain veggies had several divots or scrapings in them making it hard to choose. But there were others that were as they should - it was quite odd. They don't have a sprinkler system in the produce area to keep them at optimal freshness (hence the wilting I saw) yet opt to use ice on those veggies that can handle being left on ice. Just for its and giggles, I ventured to the the seafood section, eh not a bad selection bonus they have live blue crabs. Oh and the smell wasn't pleasing. Years ago, I was told that stores that have that peculiar smell, it likely has an unmanaged rodent issue. All grocery stores have rodents but they have it managed - it's the price of doing business. I'm sticking to Mom's Organic, Trader Joe's, and turn on my tunes, and cruise to H Mart in Ellicott City.

I was raised in the Belair-Edison Neighborhood for over 30 years. I'm not sure why US. Virgin…read moreIslands is stated as my location. When you get there, you're sure to be met with security guards, some with or without bullet proof vests. There are people lingering/ loitering outside for various reasons, particularly in the summer. Some are hacking, selling "things", and waiting for people to leave the store to ask them if they need help with their groceries. One of the reasons people will need help with their groceries is because the carts cannot exit beyond the cement pillars. So, if someone is shopping by themselves and has bags that would require more than one trip to the vehicle. They would have to leave their cart and get their vehicle or ask someone for help which can lead to a number of other issues. These options are a major safety concern particularly for women shopping alone. Food Depot a good place to get staples and a few things when you don't have time to travel to your favorite stores. The quality of the fish varies. I have seen fish displayed that have obviously decayed beyond an acceptable amount of time and was destined for the trash weeks prior. If you go on a good day, you can get great quality wild caught fish which is a bonus for those looking for a relatively good price. The fish mongers are the professional and knowledgeable. This department is the primary reason I go to the store. The Hot foods section looks unappetizing and unhealthy. I had a horrible experience with a cashier who was the only lane open for people with more than 20 items. I have vision issues beyond the need to wear glasses and I was barely able to make out on the screen that she charged me twice for onion rings; however, I only had one bag. she grabbed another bag of chips and asked me if I could see this bag (which she held in her hand) and asked me if I could see this bag up there (on the screen) I said no. She said, " that's because the other bag of chips could not scan so, I scanned the onion rings twice. That cashier needs training, she didn't have to ask me if I saw this bag on the screen. She should have simply explained one bag couldn't scan so I scanned this one twice. That was insulting, and disability (vision) harassment. I paid and left, without the intent to return. When you check out, you'll see vendors along the wall selling T-shirts, hats, perfumes, etc. that section makes the store look like a flea market. And, then you see the broken glass exit door, which makes you wonder what happened here. Then, the cycle begins again, people with various purposes are waiting outside. It's a shame, food depot could be better if they had better customer service, management and removed the riff raff. This type of experiences is one, if not the only reason I spend/ grocery shop only in the county. I have been trying to spend money in urban communities, however, experiences like this make it difficult.

Higher than normal prices , They have rats and it is so cold in the store .It is just a very…read moreunhealthy place shop. The health department should pay them a visit.

This place recently came under new management, and the stock is both expanded and improved…read more What you can find at Quick Mart is a surprisingly diverse beer selection for such a small store, with brews carefully chosen to meet discerning tastes. In my visit, I ultimately chose a Lienenkugel Honey Weiss, but they had maybe 50 or 60 different options - which include, of course, your standard domestics like Yuengling, Budweiser, etc., along with Brewers Art things and plenty of other craft brews. For a local place that isn't a truly dedicated liquor store, they had a really great display. There are wines here, as well - though at a cursory glance, I didn't see any Boordy stuff, which the old ownership did carry, and which is a Baltimore favorite. No hard liquors - this is basically a beer/wine/convenience store. The junk food is junk food. During the summer, they'll make you a snowball, but you should go to One Sweet Moment, a few blocks away, instead. If tobacco or lottery tickets are your thing, they have them here. The store is a bit garish and dumpy, but it fills its function well, and without too much of a mark up.

I visit this place quite often. It's came under new management about 4 months ago and since then…read morethe prices have went up. Their selection of items has improved though. They now offer eggs, butter, bread, bacon, sugar, cereal, and frozen food. Before they only offered chips, candy and snack items. As well as alcohol, tobacco and lottery. The manager is a friendly guy and is willing to cut you some deals on items if you ask but only he will. The other employees might apparently over charge you for items so be sure to check. They taxed me for milk and bread once when they're not suppose to.

Grabbed myself a nice cheesesteak with egg in it, which was as I expected it to be from a corner…read moremarket type place like this. Greasy and delicious! I like this place for its location and it has all the grocery items I would need without having to go to the grocery store. Super convenient!

I tried their dumplings for the first time and they did not disappoint. Filled with veggies and…read moremeat, they are so crispy and decently priced. They are $6.99 for 10 big dumplings. It was a good snack on a chilly day!

I am rating this location as a local market…read more In terms of wine, liquor, and beer selection, I would give this four stars. Plenty of cold beverages as well as a robust wine selection. The liquor selection is reasonable for the size of the location, but don't expect very much in the way of high end selections. They have a few more expensive bottles behind the counter. In terms of dry goods and cold food selection, I would give this three out of five stars. There just isn't that much here. What they have is reasonable but it honestly feels like it's there to provide an accompaniment to the primary business of selling alcohol. In terms of the deli I would actually give this five stars. This is in comparison to other food market delis, of which admittedly the area has few. It's not going to be as good as a true restaurant or somewhere that only provides food, but they have a robust deli selection and can make a variety of hot and cold sandwiches. If you're looking for actual deli meat by the pound, I would recommend going to a grocery store instead however. The staff are very friendly and the line moves quickly. Overall a great local shop.

The have a breakfast sandwich called a belly buster that is amazing. Great cheesesteaks and good…read moreAmerican cold cuts the service is always amazing