HoneyBaked Ham

Disappointing. There is an unpleasant odor when you walk in. I should have walked out then. I ordered a ham sandwich. The ham was very dry. I won’t go back to this location.

Of course you can be like everyone else and get your Honeybaked ham for Easter or Christmas… but I have discovered the joys of their year-​round lunch counter and there’s no turning back! Get that sweet and savory ham (or turkey!) on a fresh, fluffy croissant, or how about marble rye bread! No need to wait til the holidays!
If you don’t want a sandwich but a whole ham is too big of an investment they sell ham by the slice, packaged in the refrigerated area. A good option for a fancy meal if you don’t feel like cooking.
Any time is a great time to ham it up with Honeybaked!

This HoneyBaked Ham is located in a strip mall. The place is kinda small, but great to stop in for lunch. This location is open year-​round.
There are individual entrees you can purchase, or family entrees to take home. They also sell some of their own products like mustards, sauces, and soup mixes (the pea soup mix is SO good!). Their take home hams are super yummy too — it’s their specialty, after all.
This place is an excellent option to pick up a full family meal if you don’t want to cook for Easter, Thanksgiving, or an ordinary weeknight!

Excellent ham sandwiches! We had (free) coupons, but they never hesitated to accept it. A bit on the smaller size, but tasty!

I really like this place! It’s a tiny store in a sort of easy to miss location, in the strip mall that houses Schmaltz’s Deli and Mario Tricoci.
I’ve come here twice for Thanksgiving food. I always have a Thanksgiving potluck for my staff at work, but Turkey Day dinner is too much work to cool twice, so I take the easy route and get food here. Note I don’t say CHEAP, just easy — this year I bought two turkey breasts (one smoked, one roasted), a container of gravy, a container of stuffing, and two bags of rolls and it was 75ish bucks. Steep. But the turkey is so moist and incredibly delicious, especially the smoked one. The sides taste relatively good for being frozen. The rolls were fresh. And I didn’t have to do a damn bit of it myself.
The staff is incredibly friendly and helpful and I will continue to come here and shell out maybe a little more cash than I would like to get delicious food I don’t have to cook!

Can’t beat the ham and the convenience of them cooking it for you. You just have to let it thaw. Only complaint is the line. If you are going to pick up your ham for Thanksgiving or Christmas or Christmas Eve, make sure you pick it up 2 or 3 days before or else you’ll be stuck in line for up to an hour.

Go figure, I have reviewed this place and updated it, only to find my reviews have totally disappeared.
So, I will try again. I looooooooooooooove Honey Baked hams. Now you can purchase small prepackaged slices of ham, both boneless and traditional. I find by doing that I do not waste a whole lot of ham. Perfect for just 2. They also have slices of both kinds of turkey. The packaging can also be used to freeze any you might have left over.
With expiration dates into 2015, I was able to buy sweet potato soufflé for the holidays. They also shared that they are coming out with 3 new sides in time for the holidays. So, I may just have to risk an incredibly long line just to try the new sides.
I have also discovered their delicious BBQ sauces. I was shocked at just how good they are. The ribs are fall off the bone, juicy, and tasty. 20 minutes in the oven, purchase a couple of sides, and dinner is served.
So, you can go to buy ham, turkey, ribs, side dishes, sauces, desserts, and sandwiches. Everything covered?

We stopped in to pick up a couple of sandwiches. This was late on a Saturday. It looked like the store was about to close for the day. We were told we could get the sandwiches made any way we wanted. The bread was still fresh (even at the end of the day). We got a classic ham and a roasted turkey sandwich. The turkey could have used a little more mayo but otherwise the sandwiches were good.

What happened?
This store used to be a great catering choice for my company. Everyone loved the ham pasta salad, which we ordered as a side for our sandwiches. The last time we ordered, that was gone and replaced with an oily pasta salad. Ok, things change. This time, we received our catering with each sandwich in a separate bag, double knotted. Do you know how long it takes to undo 20 bags to be set out? And we ordered a pasta and potato salad side. No utensils or serving spoons. We also ordered a dessert tray. Half of it was crumbled, the heavy cookies were on top of the lemon bars … etc. Horrible.
What happened?

I thought that a HoneyBaked ham would be a great Christmas treat this year, but HoneyBaked is not HoneyBaked. Perhaps it would be better if they called the hams HoneyPowderBaked with high fructose corn syrup.
I’ve learned that just because you pay a premium price on a product with a wholesome sounding name that it could be far from wholesome.