Why do I keep doing this to myself? I came here to grab a sandwich and use the TMobile buy one get…read moreone free offer. I had no idea there was a location so close to me. The order had to be placed online for pickup. I tried earlier, but the store showed as a corporate location for some reason. After a bit of research, I found out it was an actual store. I parked, placed my order from the car, and made sure to customize it because I do not eat pork. I added extra tomatoes and left out ham. I also ordered one for my son. The pickup time was about fifteen to twenty minutes later. I went inside to let them know I had just placed an order. The store was empty except for staff. A young woman greeted me and said she was working on the sandwiches. I waited, spoke briefly with another employee, and looked around. Soon, my order was ready. The young woman told me the sandwich with extra tomatoes was on top. I thought she might also mention no ham, but she did not. I checked the bag before leaving, opened the one she pointed out, and thought it looked right. I tied the bag back up and left. At home, I planned to give one sandwich to my son and save mine for lunch the next day. I was a little hungry and decided to take a bite. Before I did, I checked again because both sandwiches looked exactly the same. That is when I saw they both had ham. I was upset. I checked the time, saw the store was still open, and called. The phone rang for a long time, but someone finally answered. I explained what happened. He asked if I had the receipt, but there was none in the bag. I gave him my name, and he found my receipt still in the store. He read it out loud and said it only showed extra tomatoes, not no ham. I checked my account and saw he was right. Somehow, the no ham request had not saved. I told him I was confused because I was sure I had deselected ham. He said it was not their fault and they could not fix it. I asked to speak to the manager. He talked to someone in another language and came back saying the manager said the same thing. They would make a new sandwich if I paid again. That was disappointing. The manager refused to get on the phone and I was "oh welled". I thought this could be a regular spot since it is so close and clean inside. But maybe it is for the best. The food is not great for me anyway. I do not know what went wrong with the order. I even tried to recreate it, but the promo code seemed to affect the options although it did allow for customization. Maybe it was meant to be. Yes, maybe the mistake was on my end. But I know I tried to remove the ham. Either way, I do not need processed meat in my life. I will take this as a win. Will I go back? No, and that is okay. The food is not good for me anyway. Also, what was I doing eating a sandwich after 8 anyway? Get it together ma'am! A star for the store being clean, the young lady being pleasant, and the quickness I received my order.

Fast friendly service. They make the best Meatball Sub, very tasty. And their prices are reasonable.read more

Nice, homely experience that merges two food cultures together while keeping them tasting good. I…read morealways get the Korean BibimBap bowl. Nothing smells. The staff are nice and the restaurant has a cozy, small-town feel. This is definitely a place to go with close friends or family for a nice, calm, and reasonably priced time.

Breakfast should be simple and easy…read more The execution of this place pulls it off. You walk in. It's bustling with people but not overly loud. You order, put the number on the table, eat, and go. The food comes out surprisingly fast. The ingredients just taste fresh and clean. Not overly salted. It's simple food, but done right. I was surprised how much I liked the place. It's not a place you would travel to go eat. It's a place that if you're in the area and need breakfast and brunch, you can't go wrong. I recommend checking this place out.

Came here to get a pizza for dinner. Now I have passed this place plenty of times and decided to…read moregive it a try. Upon entering, you walk into a full service, but small, market specializing in Italian grocery items. The ambiance was homey, perfect for a small neighborhood specialty grocery. They also have a deli counter, meat counter, hot food bar, and Italian dessert section, to name a few. They also have pizza kits to take home to make your own and pasta and other food items prepared and ready to go in the refrigerated section. The pizza counter is located in the rear of the store. They also sold other items such as sandwiches. We were greeted by a pleasant young man and ordered our Italian sausage and pepperoni pizza. Scittino's has seating to enjoy your pizza in store or outside. Our order was ready in no time. We opted to take ours to go. The pizza was fresh with a great yeasty crust. The toppings were good and ample, the tomatoes sauce fresh with just enough cheese to pull it all together. The pizza was really good. All in all, another pizza spot to add to our growing list in the area.

The day of our last lunch with our out-of-town friends before they flew out, (Sep 2025) ,they…read morewanted an Italian cold cut sandwich, so i recommended getting the "classic" from Scittino's, and i got to try their porchetta sandwich. Their house-roasted porchetta used a light layer of hot giardiniera, (marinated cauliflower, carrots, bell peppers, celery and Calabrian chili peppers), and it wasn't super-spicy. Perfect for me! They used "shaved Auricchio provolone", which happily had more flavor than average american provolone, and it melted enough to make a soft stretchy layer as a good replacement for more traditional stracciatella cheese. The star of the sandwich, the porchetta, was tender, juicy but not wet, very nicely flavored with tiny touch of its own peppery heat. The ciabatta had a nice chew, not crispy, not too soft. A very nice sandwich! The flavors could have been a bit more bold, and i wanted just a little more crisp on the pork. The whole sandwich was very pleasing. The "classic Italian" was very generously overstuffed with quality cold cuts: bright mortadella and capicola, thin tender prosciutto, flavorful provolone and romano. A good balance of lettuce, tomato, and red onion, lightly flavored with their savory herbed house vinegar & oil, and a light sprinkling of bright flavorful not-too-spicy crushed cherry peppers. Of course on their great fresh Italian bread. It was very tasty and satisfying. For the six-year-old we got a simple salami and mayo. It sounds ordinary, but it was a very flavorful super-thin salami and that perfect Italian bread. I was lucky the six-year-old saved me a taste :-) With a full little grocery store, we also added Berger cookies and several types of Italian cookies. The amaretto ones were especially light and well flavored. They melt in your mouth! Scittino's has a whole menu of sandwiches and pastas and chicken and sweets and salads, a nice selection of Italian soft drinks, and a full deli. We often get their giant 20-inch New York thin crust pizza! Tasty with a crispy-bottom chewy thin crust. This is a nice little corner neighborhood restaurant with a few tables and enough parking here and there. They make you feel welcome, and the food is good :-)

Amazing falafel sandwich and hummus; great shish tawook (marinated chicken) sandwich or platter,…read morebeef shawarma is pretty good as well. Owner, staff and chef are great people.

Best falafel sandwich within Baltimore area. Just the way I…read morelike it letuce, tomatoes,tahini sauce.you should give it a try n won't be disappointed.

We love Atwater's monthly wine club. In May (2026), they treated us to taste a $46 Laurent Perrier…read more"La Cuvee" Champagne. It was sublime. Tiny well-dissolved bubbles. A lightly citrus white-wine flavor and aroma, that lingered. The other five tastings were nice, too. A variety of light flavors, one quite dry, one rather fruity but not too sweet. Each around $20 retail, their usual range. We had a fresh bibb-lettuce salad with yellow beets and large asparagus spears, highlighted with crisp lightly toasted almond slices, a sweet and crunchy delight. And we had their savory flavorful Umami lightly-spiced mushroom burger, with cucumber slaw and aioli, one of our repeat favorites. We try not to miss their monthly tastings, though I dont always update you on the latest one. If we do miss, we still get to pick up the two bottles that come with it. It's gun to taste them all, and the food is always creative and tasty without being too exotic.

Decent spot for coffee and light breakfast. But man is it pricey. Small portions for ok food and…read morebaked goods, in my opinion. It's popular, a nice ambience, and nice to support a local business. Be ready to pay a premium.

Wonderful experience! We ordered 2 of the 6 foot subs for a school event. We didn't have a lot of…read morepeople show up for our event so I assumed we would have tons of leftovers. We had 2 small pieces left! Everyone was asking where we got it from and if they could take some home. So fresh, delicious and very prompt having our order ready on time. We will definitely be using them again.

Food: 4/5 family owned deli that has the cheapest, meat-packed sandwiches for a cheap price. I am…read morepleasantly surprised that I was able to eat out for lunch with my husband for less than $30 for once. Besides being jam-packed full of meat, the sandwiches taste like if you just made a sandwich at home. Nothing super special, but a great cheap lunch stop option. Service: 5/5 kind cashier and quick service. Efficient even with a long line of people. Ambiance: booth seating available to dine in, seating about 4 people per table. Probably around 8 booths available. I park in one of the large lots close by, but there is also street parking.

Good Viet food is not so ubiquitous in MD, and every single one is a treasure of the local…read morecommunity. Have you ever had a freshly baked Viet-French bread? It's artisan at its finest. All the fixings are exactly what I remember from my Viet hometown of San Jose, CA. I would like a bit more pate on my sandwiches, but I'm greedy like that. Not for more sandwich though - these are huge! One is enough for one large man. Usually Bahn Mi are smaller, but who's complaining? If you want to experience something new between the slices, come check this place out.

As a surprise for an easy handheld lunch on Mothers Day hubby decided we'd try Bahn Mis…read more Was definitely a pleasant surprise. We loved the fresh vegetables paired with the grilled pork. The bread had a nice pull and bite and the sauce prepared also had a nice little savory flavor. Definitely interested in returning to try a few more flavors offered. I did not go with him to pick up so I can't speak to the dine in ambiance appearance but it did seem like service was great and made for a smooth ordering experience for him.

The service was amazing. My food was done on time- it was busy but I called mine in. I'm…read moredisappointed though, $13-15 for a sub meal and it's missing ingredients... it's dry, missing seasoning. Is it bc they were busy? This was my first time, I'm not in a rush to go back. There are tables and chairs. The placement of the register, & soda fridges makes it awkward to wait and be waited on, a crowd gathers at the worse spot. Overall Im disappointed- no napkins, or condiments, fries lacked flavor too.

I visited Legends Halal Grill in Windsor Mill, MD for a combo bowl after seeing their decent…read morereviews. The parking was convenient, the restaurant was clean, and the staff was nice. The food was pretty good--your typical combo bowl, nothing special.