Cub Hill Deli - Parkville

Foods alright at best but the service is lousy. They claim they don 't have an online menu and the one on seamless.com (first result if you google 'cub hill deli ' isn 't accurate. I wasn 't given what was on that menu and when I called about it they essentially told me to pound sand and that they don 't have an online menu. Walked in their the week prior and they were talking smack about dipasquales down in Baltimore about how it wasn 't that good.I got news for you bums, the market has decided which is better and it ain 't your lousy, stained drop tile ceiling, no sign on the front, hole in the wall. Completely unprofessional self righteous individuals. And what are you doing not being open Monday and Tuesday?I 'll enjoy seeing them go out of business

My favorite deli in the whole world. I love to get their classic Italian sub and their pasta salad. The service is quick, the food is well-prepared and delicious, and the employees are always friendly.

This place knows how to match flavors with quality ingredients. If you like sandwiches and antipasto you will find at a minimum several things to keep you coming back for more. One of my all time favorites.

Cub Hill Deli is under new ownership and after several name and proprietor changes over the years, it returns to one of its original names. There is adequate parking, and a few tables inside. At present the focus is on carryout with many delicious options ranging from salads to hoagies and other handhelds. Salads included a variety of vegetable and pasta options attractively displayed. Italian ready to eat entrees and homemade desserts round out the menu. I enjoyed one of the soups of the day, a rich, thick lentil. A big Greek Salad was crisp with plenty of feta and multicolored pepper slices. The eggplant salad was flavorful. The classic Italian cold cut hoagie was full of meats. The eggplant parmesan was a treat with tender thin eggplant and a tasty tomato sauce. It was difficult to chose just one dessert, but I was told about a unique almond tiramisu. It was creamy with great almond flavor. A great place to stop on the way home or get dishes and sides for a gathering at home.

Taking over Toscana’s menu, Cub Hill deli has been an overall poor experience. They do not have a website to view their menu. They are closed 3 days a week and it seems they put very little effort into their business. Prices are very high and food is mediocre at best. The last time I ordered their food, the chicken on my sandwich was so overly chewy that I could barely eat it.