Americans tend to eat turkey only on big holidays. Which is a bummer; it's a great protein choice…read morewhether it's roasted, grilled, smoked, ground, or made into broth. The better the bird the better the end result - and Hillside Turkey Farms has the best fresh birds around. I've been coming to Hillside since my dentist (a local who worked there as a kid, many, many years ago) recommended them. My Thanksgiving tradition involves picking up a fresh bird a few days before The Big Day after standing in line in the cold/rain/snow waiting to get in the store. Besides turkey (whole, breasts, parts; raw and smoked; sausage and broth and other finished products) they also offer chicken, duck, pork and beef. You can find cheaper (frozen) birds at big box groceries, but you will never find a better bird. Hillside has limited hours so check out their website before making the trek from wherever you are. Trust me, it'll be worth it!

Hillside Turkey Farms opened in 1939 and is family-owned and -operated. It is a processor,…read morewholesaler, and retailer of fresh turkey and poultry, and it consists of a farm, plant, and retail store. Their menu of foods is large: many types of turkey, chicken, duck, pork, beef, venison, bison, elk, cheeses, eggs, prepared foods (e.g., meatloaf and cornbread), and more. From Hillside Turkey Farms, I purchased a turkey pot pie for several dollars. Its serving size was enough for one person. I ate it at home, and it tasted very good. Pickup, home delivery, and shipping are available.

I was so excited to see this place on Yelp because it reminded me of the Italian delis in NY…read more Unfortunately, although the staff and service was good, the Italian sub I ordered was just okay.

Our little hidden sandwich shop gem is consistently delicious. The price point $9.99-15.99 always…read moredelivers a generous sandwich. Since the late 70's this tiny sandwich shop with a couple of dine-in tables has a true following. My small 8" Mad Italian makes a couple of meals for me. There's just the right amount of lettuce and a boatload of freshly sliced meat. The meat carrier ie "sub" is always fresh and soft and also carries all that meat without drenching the meat carrier(bread). Check them out because it's quite impressive. They take credit cards but prefer cash.

I can't believe I never went here before. I got the Italian extravaganza and yes it was…read more Good hoagies and good people!

I came in during COVID for a sub. It was fresh and yummy. Exactly what I would expect from a good…read moredeli. I marked off a star because both the ladies there were not wearing masks properly and even had partially exposed mouths. In this day and age, that definitely counts for your or against you.

I really love this place! One of our favorites for local subs - we tend to get cheeseburger and…read moreTurkey subs. Oh - and their soups, absolutely delicious

They have really good BBQ. Its basically a food truck situation with somw seeting outside. Service…read moreis usually great. Would be nice if they upgraded to an actual shop someday. Ambiance is very casual. They have a decent amount of parking and lots of food options.

I went today for the first time- food was outstanding - price was appropriate. The owner was super…read morenice. The gal at the checkout was super friendly and helpful. I can not wait to try more of the menu! My lunch was chicken souvlaki platter !

This is "Greek-style" and not a Greek eatery. What a disappointment. I do so love Greek food which…read morelured me here, so I write this as a cautionary review. Whats more sad is that I paid $15 for something that isn't at all as advertised. I ordered the Chicken Souvlaki Greek Salad as I love grilled meat. Never have I had souvlaki in over a dozen voyages to Greece that was wet boiled or microwaved, as this chicken seemed to be. Souvlaki are grilled skewers. This place should NOT sell the pile of bland, blond, wet chicken breast as "souvlaki." The "Greek" salad was sad. No other way to describe it. It had the ingredients of a Greek salad (lettuce, tomato, cucumber) but the feta was meager and there were no onions. The tzatziki was more akin to ranch dressing (not made with yogurt- real Greek yogurt would hold a spoon standing in it. This was almost liquid.) ) and the pita was a doughy, cheap substitute. Their listing says fresh bread, and this pita was not so much. The owner seems nice and personable, and I wish him well but I also wish he would pay more attention to the product he delivers, especially if they call it, Greek. UPDATE from owners rebuttal: I write fair reviews as I experience the food. The issue is not whether you have fresh ingredients or quality chicken: it is clearly stated what you served was just not souvlaki in anyway, it was wet sautéed chicken and that was not traditional tzatziki. It was tzatziki-like sauce. Period. If you go to a pizza place to buy a pizza and you get high quality toasted bread with excellent tomato sauce and good mozzarella- it's still not a pizza, no matter the quality, and you shouldn't call it a pizza. I don't deny you are Greek, proud or otherwise, just serve what you advertise. Good luck to you too!

Juliet's Italian Market & Cafe is a little slice of Bologna right in downtown Frederick. The moment…read morewe stepped inside, it felt like walking into a neighborhood alimentari in Italy--cozy, welcoming, and filled with the aroma of good things being made with care. There are a few tables out front, but we were lucky enough to snag the single two‑seat table inside, which added to the charm. We shared the muffuletta, served on a soft hoagie roll and layered with Juliet's homemade tapenade. It was excellent--bright, briny, and beautifully balanced. You can tell everything here is crafted with intention. A wonderful stop for anyone who loves authentic Italian flavors and a genuinely inviting atmosphere. I'm already looking forward to going back.

This café opened in 2007 and is a longstanding never off the community of downtown Frederick…read more They are known for selling imported Italian and European groceries such as gourmet pastas, desserts, and frozen dinners such as lasagnas and quiche. They also have imported deli meats, cheeses, olives, and sausages. They are even known for their homemade Mozzarella cheese. We entered and felt that the area was quite small. I don't believe 6 adults could stand inside comfortably for long. It was quite cluttered too. We placed our order and opted to wait outside. We were told that it would take 15-20 minutes to receive our order of two paninis. We ordered the Italian (prosciutto, sopressata, homemade mozzarella cheese, and sliced garden tomatoes, homemade basil pesto) & the Sicilian (spicy capocolla ham, homemade mozzarella cheese, sliced garden tomatoes, and red onions, homemade basil pesto). The sandwiches were quite tasty. I especially loved the delicious bread. The meats seemed fresh and the pesto was tasty! The sandwiches got the spot! Our paninis were approximately $12 a piece. I highly recommend calling your order in for pick-up. There's one small table with two chairs... It's not a dine-in restaurant. Parking an be tricky, but there is a designated parking space outside the building.

Just sat down with Holsingers' Maryland Crab Soup, and it tastes like Maryland! Perfect amount of…read moreOld Bay!

Awesome friendly staff, excellent food!! Brisket or Ribeye…read moreare a definite must try. Definitely the best place for lunch considering the area with nothing but fast food and Sheetz

One of my favorite places to eat! Excellent staff, who care about customer service. All beach,…read moreocean, and surf lover, this is the place for a tasty bite. My favorite sandwiches include the Crabby chicken, Cubano and Cheesesteak. Ps. All the sandwiches are also customizable

I got the steak and cheese and hush puppies. They were both good I would have probably given this…read moreplace 4 stars, but there was a piece of plastic in my sandwich that I pulled out and that was honestly really gross. The inside has a lot of seating for larger groups and it has sort of a deli shop vibe to it. I don't think I'll be back because of the surprise in my sandwich but if it hadn't been there I would try this place again and see how the bahn mi is.