Honeybaked Ham Store

Got a turkey sandwich and the woman got the hot turkey something sandwich. We both got sides of mac with a tea and soda. Not bad but nothing to write to Jesus about. Had a gift card so that made it better. Cost about $ 20 bucks. Might go back to use the rest of the gift card.

You can come here for lunch! Who knew? I always thought Honeybaked Ham was just for those Easter potlucks with relatives when you ended up in charge of the main dish.
For about $ 7, I got a half a ham sandwich, a drink, and a big green salad, with greens that were actually green (no iceberg here!), cucumbers, and ripe tomatoes. I was able to change the bread that came with the sandwich, no problem, and my meal came with a big dill pickle.
Service was fast and friendly. The lady behind the counter seemed a little confused about the combo I was ordering, and when I asked about my drink (which is included in the half sandwich combo), she was puzzled and said she hadn’t rung me up for one but I could have one anyway.
The inside is decorated rather cutesy, and we found ourselves dining with several elderly people that were clearly enjoying their meal.
The other bonus is the SAMPLES. They had both cold meatball sandwich bites and hot meatloaf with sauce set up on the counter for people to try.
A tip: Savaya Coffee next door doesn’t have the best food selection, so it’s great to stop here before a caffeinated study session!

Got a gift certificate for this ham place. The ham was actually extremely tasty, although very expensive, which didn’t matter, since it was covered by the gift certificate. But since I had some left over balance on the gift card I purchased 6 side dishes, the potatoes au gratin, the broccholi casserole, the beans and the apple cinnamon desert. I must say that all the side dishes were absolutely horrible. I will go back to the store to get another ham, should I ever get another gift certificate, but I will never ever get these sides dishes again, not even if they were free of charge.