We got a half a ham and a large sweet potato cake for Easter. The ham was delicious, as is expected with Honeybaked Ham. And that cake. OH THAT CAKE! It had a perfect amount of spice and sweet potato flavor. And the cream cheese icing was a great sweet complement to the spiced cake. When we picked up our items at the store, they were offering free samples of the different cakes, which was nice. And the checkout lady was incredibly friendly and conversational. Honeybaked is always a bit pricey, but their products are also top notch.
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Joe M.
Been in here twice-it's quite obvious this is a corporate owned operation-Honeybaked ham speaks for itself..delicious. This does not mean however that they have top-notch management or employees working there-memorial day went in there trying to feed seven people:I simply asked if they could make a bigger sandwich and just cut it into a bunch of little pieces. The manager of the store told me that was classified as a catering order and I would have to give them 48 hours to prepare!!! Mind you,no one was in the store. My only option there would be to purchase seven different sandwiches. I asked them if they could this one time prepare just a big ham sandwich or even a few and cut them into thirds and they could not handle this request. I went to the giant deli next-door and got sliced ham a couple large baguettes and made my own. The second time I went in there again there was no one in there, The only employee that appeared to be working was smoking on the bench right next to the front door. I apprehensively went in to find that there was no one in the store. I turn to leave and someone who appeared to be the manager asked me if she could help me. I asked her if it was company policy to have employees smoke right at the entrance of the store. She told me that the employee was supposed to be on the side of the building but really only another 6 feet away. I asked for the general managers number but was so turned off by my reception and the smoking I left. I by no means am a smoking Nazi but find it absolutely repulsive to have an employee at a place that prepares food smoking right as you walk into the store. I can't be the only one that has had this experience at the store! I gave 2 stars because the Honey Baked product is excelled but my experience at this location was not.
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Sisley C.
Okay... Why did I just find out about this place in 2013? Their honey baked ham is OMG good. Best honey baked ham I've ever had. I have always liked honey baked ham, but I never crave it or go out and buy it or anything myself. But that has definitely changed... Their honey baked ham is NOTHING like the grocery store kind, that I've always thought was eh. They also have frozen sides (broccoli and rice casserole, garlic mashed potatoes, etc.). Their ham is definitely on the pricey side (got a 8 lb. honey baked ham and a broccoli and rice casserole for a few dollars short of $70), but I definitely think it's worth it for a special occasion.
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Jamie P.
AMAZING! So yes, obviously you must try the honey baked ham here. But what I thought was even better was the turkey!! It was super juicy and delicious. There are two types of turkey, and in having trouble remembering which kind we got. It was the one that had a brown sugar crust all around it and OH. MY. GOD. The juice that comes off of this thing is divine. I could drink it. That good! The ham was just as good, but there was something about the turkey to me that was better. It's expensive, but worth every now and then for having people over or making sandwiches. No other toppings needed. They also have side dishes to complete a meal. And the best part is they will let you sample all of the meats they have so you can decide what to get.
(5)
Niana K.
SMOKE STACKER ON PRETZEL BREAD! My mom and I were staring at the menu still debating whether or not we wanted the $5 footlong at Subway next door (better bang for your buck, eh?), but we finally decided we've passed by this place WAY too much to not give it a try at least one time. This sandwich was literally PILED and stuffied with their amazing HAM, cheddar cheese, BBQ SAUCEEE, bacon, and basic veggies in between this awesome pretzel bread (they ran out of their regular white bread; our luck!!). This was my first time having pretzel bread, and it was so soft and chewyy yet thick enough to hold all the fillings perfectly. Since I'm literally a few minutes away from this place, I am definitely coming back again...for their ham, turkey, and perhaps some delicious rum cake! One problem: they close WAY too early!=(
(5)
Jb B.
I would have said 3.5 to be exact. It's good, but nothing to write home about. It is basically a menu that consists of sandwiches and salads, that you would make out of your holiday leftovers. If you've got a hankering for some ham, just like you would eat the day after Xmas, then they've got your number. They also have an excellent selection of food items that you can take home and serve, like pre-made desserts and ready to warm side dishes. All in all, I could get a better sandwich at plenty of places...but it's still a good little spot, if you're in the right mood.
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Ina C.
Like you, I too wondered what in the world I was doing in a Honeybaked Ham store on a Saturday morning. Tucked away in a strip mall adjacent to an old people's community, this place is completely random, but was also the source of our brilliant centerpiece at last Saturday's Foodstival. I remember my parents getting ham from this store, so I thought that since our Foodstival will need some kind of meat, ham is something a bit different and unexpected. We walked in the store and got to talk to an employee right away. We told him we were having a party for about 30 that night and he directed us to the chart taped right under our noses that listed how big of a ham to get for a certain number of people. Very useful! So we went with a 10-pound ham, and he disappeared in the back saying that he'll have something ready for us in 10 minutes. Really? What are we supposed to do in a HoneyBaked Ham store for 10 minutes? So we walked around the very small store, looked at all of the jars of sauces, read the labels, looked at the menu, looked at the jars again... and what seemed like forever later, out emerged our man with two huge hams in his hands. He opened them up and told us to choose one. They smelled divine. They were on the bone, and the outside was covered in this sugary something that was really delicious. We chose the ham we liked, paid around $65 (wow but totally worth it), and headed to our next stop. Everyone drooled all over the ham and absolutely loved it. It was really delicious, but the second best thing about it was that it was so easy. It's supposed to be served at room temperature, so there's no need to refrigerate or heat before serving. Just peel off the slices of ham, dump it on a plate, and voila! There are several Honey Baked Ham stores in the DC area, so if you're thinking about getting a get-together, remember that pigs know how to party!
(4)
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Christopher J.
We got a half a ham and a large sweet potato cake for Easter. The ham was delicious, as is expected with Honeybaked Ham. And that cake. OH THAT CAKE! It had a perfect amount of spice and sweet potato flavor. And the cream cheese icing was a great sweet complement to the spiced cake. When we picked up our items at the store, they were offering free samples of the different cakes, which was nice. And the checkout lady was incredibly friendly and conversational. Honeybaked is always a bit pricey, but their products are also top notch.
(5)Joe M.
Been in here twice-it's quite obvious this is a corporate owned operation-Honeybaked ham speaks for itself..delicious. This does not mean however that they have top-notch management or employees working there-memorial day went in there trying to feed seven people:I simply asked if they could make a bigger sandwich and just cut it into a bunch of little pieces. The manager of the store told me that was classified as a catering order and I would have to give them 48 hours to prepare!!! Mind you,no one was in the store. My only option there would be to purchase seven different sandwiches. I asked them if they could this one time prepare just a big ham sandwich or even a few and cut them into thirds and they could not handle this request. I went to the giant deli next-door and got sliced ham a couple large baguettes and made my own. The second time I went in there again there was no one in there, The only employee that appeared to be working was smoking on the bench right next to the front door. I apprehensively went in to find that there was no one in the store. I turn to leave and someone who appeared to be the manager asked me if she could help me. I asked her if it was company policy to have employees smoke right at the entrance of the store. She told me that the employee was supposed to be on the side of the building but really only another 6 feet away. I asked for the general managers number but was so turned off by my reception and the smoking I left. I by no means am a smoking Nazi but find it absolutely repulsive to have an employee at a place that prepares food smoking right as you walk into the store. I can't be the only one that has had this experience at the store! I gave 2 stars because the Honey Baked product is excelled but my experience at this location was not.
(2)Sisley C.
Okay... Why did I just find out about this place in 2013? Their honey baked ham is OMG good. Best honey baked ham I've ever had. I have always liked honey baked ham, but I never crave it or go out and buy it or anything myself. But that has definitely changed... Their honey baked ham is NOTHING like the grocery store kind, that I've always thought was eh. They also have frozen sides (broccoli and rice casserole, garlic mashed potatoes, etc.). Their ham is definitely on the pricey side (got a 8 lb. honey baked ham and a broccoli and rice casserole for a few dollars short of $70), but I definitely think it's worth it for a special occasion.
(5)Jamie P.
AMAZING! So yes, obviously you must try the honey baked ham here. But what I thought was even better was the turkey!! It was super juicy and delicious. There are two types of turkey, and in having trouble remembering which kind we got. It was the one that had a brown sugar crust all around it and OH. MY. GOD. The juice that comes off of this thing is divine. I could drink it. That good! The ham was just as good, but there was something about the turkey to me that was better. It's expensive, but worth every now and then for having people over or making sandwiches. No other toppings needed. They also have side dishes to complete a meal. And the best part is they will let you sample all of the meats they have so you can decide what to get.
(5)Niana K.
SMOKE STACKER ON PRETZEL BREAD! My mom and I were staring at the menu still debating whether or not we wanted the $5 footlong at Subway next door (better bang for your buck, eh?), but we finally decided we've passed by this place WAY too much to not give it a try at least one time. This sandwich was literally PILED and stuffied with their amazing HAM, cheddar cheese, BBQ SAUCEEE, bacon, and basic veggies in between this awesome pretzel bread (they ran out of their regular white bread; our luck!!). This was my first time having pretzel bread, and it was so soft and chewyy yet thick enough to hold all the fillings perfectly. Since I'm literally a few minutes away from this place, I am definitely coming back again...for their ham, turkey, and perhaps some delicious rum cake! One problem: they close WAY too early!=(
(5)Jb B.
I would have said 3.5 to be exact. It's good, but nothing to write home about. It is basically a menu that consists of sandwiches and salads, that you would make out of your holiday leftovers. If you've got a hankering for some ham, just like you would eat the day after Xmas, then they've got your number. They also have an excellent selection of food items that you can take home and serve, like pre-made desserts and ready to warm side dishes. All in all, I could get a better sandwich at plenty of places...but it's still a good little spot, if you're in the right mood.
(4)Ina C.
Like you, I too wondered what in the world I was doing in a Honeybaked Ham store on a Saturday morning. Tucked away in a strip mall adjacent to an old people's community, this place is completely random, but was also the source of our brilliant centerpiece at last Saturday's Foodstival. I remember my parents getting ham from this store, so I thought that since our Foodstival will need some kind of meat, ham is something a bit different and unexpected. We walked in the store and got to talk to an employee right away. We told him we were having a party for about 30 that night and he directed us to the chart taped right under our noses that listed how big of a ham to get for a certain number of people. Very useful! So we went with a 10-pound ham, and he disappeared in the back saying that he'll have something ready for us in 10 minutes. Really? What are we supposed to do in a HoneyBaked Ham store for 10 minutes? So we walked around the very small store, looked at all of the jars of sauces, read the labels, looked at the menu, looked at the jars again... and what seemed like forever later, out emerged our man with two huge hams in his hands. He opened them up and told us to choose one. They smelled divine. They were on the bone, and the outside was covered in this sugary something that was really delicious. We chose the ham we liked, paid around $65 (wow but totally worth it), and headed to our next stop. Everyone drooled all over the ham and absolutely loved it. It was really delicious, but the second best thing about it was that it was so easy. It's supposed to be served at room temperature, so there's no need to refrigerate or heat before serving. Just peel off the slices of ham, dump it on a plate, and voila! There are several Honey Baked Ham stores in the DC area, so if you're thinking about getting a get-together, remember that pigs know how to party!
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