Had catered lunch for training, needed gluten free. What I got made me feel like I was being punished. Everyone else got a nice box. I got a bag with "no bread" written on it. They got gorgeous, thick sandwiches. I got lettuce. Lots of lettuce. Giant, heaving leaves of lettuce. Lettuce big enough to bed down in, with my husband, with leaves for the dog and cats, too. Enough lettuce to make a small village regular for a week. I chopped, forked, and finally gave up and threw away a fistful of Frisbee-sized leaves. Then began the task of tearing the remaining lettuce into pieces small enough to eat. It took the better half of the lunch hour. Amongst the lettuce: A few shreds of cheese. Four 1x1/4" pieces of chicken. More lettuce. Elsewhere in the bag, a container of dressing big enough to cover all of that lettuce with enough left over to bathe that village. While everyone else had chocolate cheesecake for dessert, I got beans. Yes, beans. I am not making this up. What did I ever do to you, Halfbaked Ham? Anti-celiac jerks.
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Mike H.
I wanted bean soup or what was Navy Bean Soup in my youth. Thanks to the internet I found THE PLACE to go was Honey Baked Ham. Oh, I wanted to make it from scratch not have a bowl. So with that, Honey Baked Ham is the place. They have a cold case with bags of ham bones. Now don't expect that a bag of ham bones will be a couple bucks. No, think $15. Why? There is ham on them bones. Enough for several sandwichs and a batch of Navy Bean Soup! I also learned from this most recent visit that they make sandwiches and serve food. If you go in the afternoon you will be served rather quickly as it seems no one realizes you can get a ham sandwich here. Thanks for asking, the soup was GREAT thanks to the Honey Baked Ham (Bone)!
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Stephen H.
Was at a board meeting and got lunch from this place for our lunch break. Sandwich was just the right size, made with a bunch of fresh ingredients. Never even thought of this place as anything other than a gift spot for hams. Really great lunch and will definitely stop by again.
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Meredith S.
I needed a change in the usual lunch and had not been to HoneyBaked in a long time. I ordered the ham classic with lettuce and tomato with the honey mustard. The bread was fresh, the ham was tasty and the lettuce and tomato were very fresh. The gentleman behind the counter was very professional and friendly. The store was super clean! The sandwich was large so I took half with me and had it for dinner. Two meals for under $7.00. What a great value.
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Monica K.
The ham and turkey are both awesome.
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Grant S.
It was quick: the service was immediate, and friendly. It was clean: impeccably clean, with nice decor, and the climate control was working wonderfully (it was 98 degrees today). Then the food: ok, this sandwich came on a croissant, light, flaky, large... The turkey and the ham were thick cut, not paper thin like most shops. There was no slime to it fresh! Bacon a bit over done, but more than made up for by the use of honey mustard and mayo... Fresh lettuce and tomato were great as well... And for dessert... broccoli salad - I know a salad, but it was so sweet and delicious!
(5)
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Address :8927 Metcalf Avenue
Overland Park, KS, 66212
Takes Reservations : No Delivery : No Take-out : No Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Good For : Lunch Wheelchair Accessible : No Good for Kids : Yes Good for Groups : No Attire : Casual Alcohol : No Outdoor Seating : No Waiter Service : No
Melanie H.
Had catered lunch for training, needed gluten free. What I got made me feel like I was being punished. Everyone else got a nice box. I got a bag with "no bread" written on it. They got gorgeous, thick sandwiches. I got lettuce. Lots of lettuce. Giant, heaving leaves of lettuce. Lettuce big enough to bed down in, with my husband, with leaves for the dog and cats, too. Enough lettuce to make a small village regular for a week. I chopped, forked, and finally gave up and threw away a fistful of Frisbee-sized leaves. Then began the task of tearing the remaining lettuce into pieces small enough to eat. It took the better half of the lunch hour. Amongst the lettuce: A few shreds of cheese. Four 1x1/4" pieces of chicken. More lettuce. Elsewhere in the bag, a container of dressing big enough to cover all of that lettuce with enough left over to bathe that village. While everyone else had chocolate cheesecake for dessert, I got beans. Yes, beans. I am not making this up. What did I ever do to you, Halfbaked Ham? Anti-celiac jerks.
(1)Mike H.
I wanted bean soup or what was Navy Bean Soup in my youth. Thanks to the internet I found THE PLACE to go was Honey Baked Ham. Oh, I wanted to make it from scratch not have a bowl. So with that, Honey Baked Ham is the place. They have a cold case with bags of ham bones. Now don't expect that a bag of ham bones will be a couple bucks. No, think $15. Why? There is ham on them bones. Enough for several sandwichs and a batch of Navy Bean Soup! I also learned from this most recent visit that they make sandwiches and serve food. If you go in the afternoon you will be served rather quickly as it seems no one realizes you can get a ham sandwich here. Thanks for asking, the soup was GREAT thanks to the Honey Baked Ham (Bone)!
(3)Stephen H.
Was at a board meeting and got lunch from this place for our lunch break. Sandwich was just the right size, made with a bunch of fresh ingredients. Never even thought of this place as anything other than a gift spot for hams. Really great lunch and will definitely stop by again.
(4)Meredith S.
I needed a change in the usual lunch and had not been to HoneyBaked in a long time. I ordered the ham classic with lettuce and tomato with the honey mustard. The bread was fresh, the ham was tasty and the lettuce and tomato were very fresh. The gentleman behind the counter was very professional and friendly. The store was super clean! The sandwich was large so I took half with me and had it for dinner. Two meals for under $7.00. What a great value.
(5)Monica K.
The ham and turkey are both awesome.
(5)Grant S.
It was quick: the service was immediate, and friendly. It was clean: impeccably clean, with nice decor, and the climate control was working wonderfully (it was 98 degrees today). Then the food: ok, this sandwich came on a croissant, light, flaky, large... The turkey and the ham were thick cut, not paper thin like most shops. There was no slime to it fresh! Bacon a bit over done, but more than made up for by the use of honey mustard and mayo... Fresh lettuce and tomato were great as well... And for dessert... broccoli salad - I know a salad, but it was so sweet and delicious!
(5)