Replaced Subway and every other fast food sandwich spot for me. You can't go wrong with any of the sandwiches on the menu. I usually get the Ham and Turkey Bella on Ciabatta or the smoked turkey club. Fresh ingredients and good structure to the sandwiches. The bread never gets soggy and doesn't fall apart when you're eating it. I'm here at least once a week for a sandwich. This particular location has a great staff and is always friendly and helpful.
(4)
Roderick M.
Aside from the fact that Honeybaked has specific hours and is closed for late dinners, I'm struggling to understand why there is even a Subway restaurant 2 doors down. Hands down, HHC is the undisputed champion when it comes to cold sandwiches. Fast, friendly service is one of the things that keep me coming back. Usually, I go in on Sundays and get a half pound of smoked turkey or ham to make sandwiches for lunch when I want to brown-bag it. I hate the processed stuff that's found in the grocery store, and I'm not too fond of Boar's Head anymore either ( a bit burnt out on the rather pricy Publix subs), so HHC is an appetizing, cost effective option. When I do order the sandwiches, I always go for the same option. The Tavern club on egg roll (or pretzel bread when it's available), hold the cheese and tomato, with lettuce and mayo. Simply delish!!!! I have yet to be disappointed!
(5)
Phoebe T.
I typically only visit honeybaked ham locations when it's thanksgiving and don't want to cook a turkey. However, my coworker was raving about that lunch here so we all went out to eat lunch one day at this location. It is such a cute location! There aren't that many tables, but most people just order to-go so there is never an issue getting a table. I thought the service was quick and the food was super yummy. I've also gotten take out from here before and my sandwich was made within 5 minutes. I love their chicken salad on croissant sandwich and I find their prices to be reasonable.
(4)
Daniel B.
I grew up eating HoneyBaked Ham over the holidays, so I always thought of this chain as a good place to pick up whole hams and not much else. Little did I know, their salads and sandwiches are pretty good too. It's an ideal place to stop by and pick up a salad or sandwich to-go with quality greater than or equal to the likes of Panera Bread or similar deli. This review is based on the dine-in experience only, not the hams, big entrees, or catering orders. This location is inside the Akers Mill Shopping Center, near the Cobb Cloverleaf (I-75 and I-285 interchange), at the corner of Cobb Parkway and Akers Mill Road. Over the past few years, the store moved to a new location within the shopping center. It's now in the strip mall connected to Bed Bath & Beyond. The current location is relatively new, nice, and clean. Like most HoneyBaked Ham stores, the space is small. Limited seating is available inside if you choose to dine-in. Most people order to-go. A dozen sandwiches and four salads are available for roughly $7.00 each. You can build your own sandwich too. Each sandwich comes with a pickle spear. A deli side + fountain drink can be added for $2.50. So you might be looking at $10.00+ for lunch (or dinner). Some salads and sandwiches I recommend include: Chef Salad - mixed greens topped with ham, turkey, cheddar, Swiss cheese, and tomato Ham & Turkey Pesto - ham, smoked turkey, provolone, lettuce, tomato, red onion, and pesto aioli on multigrain flatbread Tavern Club - ham, smoked turkey, bacon, cheddar, lettuce, tomato, mayo, and honey mustard on multigrain bread The nice thing about having a salad or sandwich from HoneyBaked Ham is that the meats come directly from the HoneyBaked kitchen. The ham is tasty and has that sweet honey glaze on it. The sandwiches are served in healthy portions and the ingredients are typically fresh. The flatbread in the aforementioned Ham & Turkey Pesto sandwich is toasted to an appetizing crisp. One sandwich I've yet to try that looks delicious is the Ham & Turkey Bella. I'll probably order one next time I go. It comes with ham, smoked turkey, Swiss cheese, lettuce, tomato, red onion, banana pepper rings, balsamic vinaigrette, and comes on toasted ciabatta bread. Deli sides include potato salad, broccoli salad, and pineapple salad. They're OK. I prefer the broccoli salad. Friendly service. This store gets busy at lunchtime, so you might have a small wait.
(4)
Mark L.
This is a review only of my experience getting a sandwich for lunch. I came in on a Saturday afternoon, and there were a few people getting lunch or other orders, but there was really no wait. They have about eight to ten different sandwiches, and the prices are around $7 to $9. I like the fact that the calories counts are listed on the board behind the counter where the menu offerings are posted. I ordered a roast beef and cheddar sandwich, which came on a croissant and had a nice horseradish dressing. The sandwich tasted fine, and the croissant was buttery and fresh. The problem is that I was a little disappointed with the size of the sandwich. For a seven buck sandwich, it was on the small side. It might have been half the size of the Publix half sub sandwich that you can get for $5.09. I might come here again, but I would try another offering on the menu to see if I can get a little more for the money.
(3)
Tristan A.
Ehhh...I ordered the turkey sandwich with the apple butter on a pretzel roll. The ingredients were fresh, but I wasn't impressed. The bread is pretty good tho. The decor is very simple, reminds me of a small coffee shop. Very clean. Don't order the potato salad. No.
(3)
Heidi P.
I was very impressed with this location of Honeybaked Ham when I went to pick up my ham on December 23rd. The line was OUT the door of course, and I was afraid I'd be there for an hour. 15 minutes later I was out and very happy. They actually put up a small, partial enclosure outside the front door to shield customers waiting outside from the cold (It was very cold that day... I believe it was about 22 degrees but weather.com said it "felt like 14 degrees" the wind just cut right through you). One employee held the door and greeted customers for a little while until she was needed back inside. They had created a line to follow with ropes and poles and halfway up to the counter, they had a table with samples of turkey, ham and dips/spreads. When it was my turn, the girl behind the counter was SO nice. She was really helpful, knowledgeable, kind and efficient. A few minutes later I was checking out. I cannot believe it only took me 15 minutes to get in and out. I had a really great experience in spite of the Christmas rush and possible stress that could have been felt. This was my first time at this particular Honeybaked Ham location and I would definitely go back. By the way, Honeybaked Ham is SO good.. and their cheesecake is amazing. We are from NJ and my mom said it was the closest thing she had to "NY Cheesecake" in forever.
Takes Reservations : No Delivery : No Take-out : Yes Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Bike Parking : No Wheelchair Accessible : Yes Good for Kids : Yes Good for Groups : No Attire : Casual Alcohol : No Outdoor Seating : No Has TV : Yes Caters : Yes
Brent H.
Replaced Subway and every other fast food sandwich spot for me. You can't go wrong with any of the sandwiches on the menu. I usually get the Ham and Turkey Bella on Ciabatta or the smoked turkey club. Fresh ingredients and good structure to the sandwiches. The bread never gets soggy and doesn't fall apart when you're eating it. I'm here at least once a week for a sandwich. This particular location has a great staff and is always friendly and helpful.
(4)Roderick M.
Aside from the fact that Honeybaked has specific hours and is closed for late dinners, I'm struggling to understand why there is even a Subway restaurant 2 doors down. Hands down, HHC is the undisputed champion when it comes to cold sandwiches. Fast, friendly service is one of the things that keep me coming back. Usually, I go in on Sundays and get a half pound of smoked turkey or ham to make sandwiches for lunch when I want to brown-bag it. I hate the processed stuff that's found in the grocery store, and I'm not too fond of Boar's Head anymore either ( a bit burnt out on the rather pricy Publix subs), so HHC is an appetizing, cost effective option. When I do order the sandwiches, I always go for the same option. The Tavern club on egg roll (or pretzel bread when it's available), hold the cheese and tomato, with lettuce and mayo. Simply delish!!!! I have yet to be disappointed!
(5)Phoebe T.
I typically only visit honeybaked ham locations when it's thanksgiving and don't want to cook a turkey. However, my coworker was raving about that lunch here so we all went out to eat lunch one day at this location. It is such a cute location! There aren't that many tables, but most people just order to-go so there is never an issue getting a table. I thought the service was quick and the food was super yummy. I've also gotten take out from here before and my sandwich was made within 5 minutes. I love their chicken salad on croissant sandwich and I find their prices to be reasonable.
(4)Daniel B.
I grew up eating HoneyBaked Ham over the holidays, so I always thought of this chain as a good place to pick up whole hams and not much else. Little did I know, their salads and sandwiches are pretty good too. It's an ideal place to stop by and pick up a salad or sandwich to-go with quality greater than or equal to the likes of Panera Bread or similar deli. This review is based on the dine-in experience only, not the hams, big entrees, or catering orders. This location is inside the Akers Mill Shopping Center, near the Cobb Cloverleaf (I-75 and I-285 interchange), at the corner of Cobb Parkway and Akers Mill Road. Over the past few years, the store moved to a new location within the shopping center. It's now in the strip mall connected to Bed Bath & Beyond. The current location is relatively new, nice, and clean. Like most HoneyBaked Ham stores, the space is small. Limited seating is available inside if you choose to dine-in. Most people order to-go. A dozen sandwiches and four salads are available for roughly $7.00 each. You can build your own sandwich too. Each sandwich comes with a pickle spear. A deli side + fountain drink can be added for $2.50. So you might be looking at $10.00+ for lunch (or dinner). Some salads and sandwiches I recommend include: Chef Salad - mixed greens topped with ham, turkey, cheddar, Swiss cheese, and tomato Ham & Turkey Pesto - ham, smoked turkey, provolone, lettuce, tomato, red onion, and pesto aioli on multigrain flatbread Tavern Club - ham, smoked turkey, bacon, cheddar, lettuce, tomato, mayo, and honey mustard on multigrain bread The nice thing about having a salad or sandwich from HoneyBaked Ham is that the meats come directly from the HoneyBaked kitchen. The ham is tasty and has that sweet honey glaze on it. The sandwiches are served in healthy portions and the ingredients are typically fresh. The flatbread in the aforementioned Ham & Turkey Pesto sandwich is toasted to an appetizing crisp. One sandwich I've yet to try that looks delicious is the Ham & Turkey Bella. I'll probably order one next time I go. It comes with ham, smoked turkey, Swiss cheese, lettuce, tomato, red onion, banana pepper rings, balsamic vinaigrette, and comes on toasted ciabatta bread. Deli sides include potato salad, broccoli salad, and pineapple salad. They're OK. I prefer the broccoli salad. Friendly service. This store gets busy at lunchtime, so you might have a small wait.
(4)Mark L.
This is a review only of my experience getting a sandwich for lunch. I came in on a Saturday afternoon, and there were a few people getting lunch or other orders, but there was really no wait. They have about eight to ten different sandwiches, and the prices are around $7 to $9. I like the fact that the calories counts are listed on the board behind the counter where the menu offerings are posted. I ordered a roast beef and cheddar sandwich, which came on a croissant and had a nice horseradish dressing. The sandwich tasted fine, and the croissant was buttery and fresh. The problem is that I was a little disappointed with the size of the sandwich. For a seven buck sandwich, it was on the small side. It might have been half the size of the Publix half sub sandwich that you can get for $5.09. I might come here again, but I would try another offering on the menu to see if I can get a little more for the money.
(3)Tristan A.
Ehhh...I ordered the turkey sandwich with the apple butter on a pretzel roll. The ingredients were fresh, but I wasn't impressed. The bread is pretty good tho. The decor is very simple, reminds me of a small coffee shop. Very clean. Don't order the potato salad. No.
(3)Heidi P.
I was very impressed with this location of Honeybaked Ham when I went to pick up my ham on December 23rd. The line was OUT the door of course, and I was afraid I'd be there for an hour. 15 minutes later I was out and very happy. They actually put up a small, partial enclosure outside the front door to shield customers waiting outside from the cold (It was very cold that day... I believe it was about 22 degrees but weather.com said it "felt like 14 degrees" the wind just cut right through you). One employee held the door and greeted customers for a little while until she was needed back inside. They had created a line to follow with ropes and poles and halfway up to the counter, they had a table with samples of turkey, ham and dips/spreads. When it was my turn, the girl behind the counter was SO nice. She was really helpful, knowledgeable, kind and efficient. A few minutes later I was checking out. I cannot believe it only took me 15 minutes to get in and out. I had a really great experience in spite of the Christmas rush and possible stress that could have been felt. This was my first time at this particular Honeybaked Ham location and I would definitely go back. By the way, Honeybaked Ham is SO good.. and their cheesecake is amazing. We are from NJ and my mom said it was the closest thing she had to "NY Cheesecake" in forever.
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