Hopkins Market — Attraction in Baltimore

UPDATE: I have tried a few more items on the menu except the pizza. I am happy to report everything I’ve had except for the chicken cheesesteak has been very good. If I’ve read the menu correctly, a 14 inch two topping pizza would be approximately $20. That’s high esp. considering it’s not a traditional oven pizza. The staff has learned their systems and things are humming along just fine. Service has improved considerably. I am concerned about the prices for a neighborhood convenience store especially compared to the old store. However, this is a huge upgrade in terms of decor, food, and beverage selection. One of the best assets is that if you want beer, wine or liquor on a Sunday and don’t mind paying for that convenience this is your go to place in the neighborhood. As they continue to learn their clientele, the neighborhood needs to support them.

The place looks fantastic. Nice attention to so many details. A good selection of the food essentials Very robust wine and liquor selections. However, they are liquor prices are high as you would expect from a convenience store. I generally check prices against some of my standards to gauge the overall prices. For example, a half a gallon of Bacardi rum was originally $35 per half gallon and is now $32. You can buy it anywhere from $18-$22. . Wine is about 15 to 20% higher than your normal liquor store. I have tried some of the food items. They are OK nothing special. One of my first choices was a chicken cheesesteak. It is one of my go to items on any menu. The yellow color really threw me off. The mustard relish taste also was a great disappointment. If you put that sandwich in front of me and ask me to guess what kind it was, I never would’ve guessed a chicken cheesesteak. Very very disappointing. And it’s definitely not a pizza carryout place. It’s designer, conveyor belt pizza, which a bit pricey. Overall, it’s a neighborhood convenience store so expect to pay more. Probably not going to be a regular destination for locals or workers for food. Service was slow and frustrating to check out. Glad it’s here, but they have got some things...

I'm happy to see Hopkins has opened again. While waiting for my pizza, the manager or boss was being rude to his worker, he was cussing at him and throwing things and slamming very loudly. This manager obviously needs to learn patience and not do this in a public setting. It shows how toxic he is if he is not capable of training in a healthy way. I hope he changes his attitude! I will continue coming here, let's hope he changes as well if he expects the best from his workers, it's called being a role model...

Hopkins Market is an amazing place to grab quick and easy food without compromising on quality. I ordered the fries and the fettuccine, and both were top-notch! The fries were perfectly crispy and well-seasoned, while the fettuccine was rich, creamy, and full of flavor. Whether you’re looking for a fast bite or a satisfying meal, this spot delivers....