Boxed lunches - Great sandwiches, amazing cookies!! Just had a boxed lunch catered from Honeybaked and an incredibly impressed. The ham and turkey sandwiches had thick cut turkey breast and spiral ham that was very flavorful and cooked very well. The cookies are unreal! I tried bits of the snicker doodle, rocky road, white chocolate macadamia and the oatmeal raisin cookies. Can't go wrong with any of them.
(5)
Annie C.
When I think of Honeybaked Ham, I think of Thanksgiving or Christmas and those massive hams. Who knew they did lunch as well? I received a coupon - you can lure me anywhere with a coupon - for BOGO ham sandwiches, and thought, why not? At the very least it's a new place for me to review; I might be turning into a true yelper - I think like that now. When we pulled up, I honestly thought it was closed. There were lights on, but no open sign. There were no cars in front (there's additional parking in the rear), it looked vacant inside, and there is construction going on in front of the store. But as soon as we stepped in, an employee emerged from the back and greeted us. He was very friendly and informative, he was nice about the coupon, and informed us on how we could get more. Our sandwiches were made fairly promptly; they also have a decent variety of small bags of chips and bottled sodas and teas to compliment our lunch. The sandwich was delicious - I finished every bite. They used croissants as the bread, and it was perfect. So was the ham and the cheese, they were both really good quality. The BF also enjoyed his, and he ordered a side potato salad as well, which was decent. I think it had small chunks of ham in it. A really good first time experience, I shall return!
(4)
quinn a.
Always been a fan of Honeybaked. Great sandwiches. Be sure and get a punch card, 5 sandwiches and you get a free one. Incidentally also a yelp! deal if you check in. So do it! I love the tavern club. Got chips this time but HBH also has solid potato salad. This is not the best location, very small and tough to get in and out of due to its location along busy Buford Highway. Dont let the front lot deceive you though. There is plenty of parking in the back!
(3)
Mychael W.
The food is really good, but that's all this place really has going for it. It's overpriced (nearly $8 for a sandwich by itself), and the service I received sucked. I went out for lunch yesterday and wasn't in the mood for the typical Mickey D's or BK and saw Honeybaked just down the street. I've had their ham on Thanksgiving and Christmas, but never been to one of their stores. I pulled into the parking lot and saw that they only have 2 spots in the front (1 of which is a handicapped spot) so I pullled to the much larger lot in back. I walked in and the guy behind the counter seemed really busy doing something on the computer so I just stood gazing at the menu behind him. I finally asked for a list of their sandwiches and he pointed down to the end of the line where they had a menu laying on the calendar. Thanks... I gaze at the menu and decide on a ham and turkey sandwich that says "Toasted" next to it. He starts making my sandwich, then just as I think he's finished he goes to the back suddenly. Another guy comes out and asks if I need help and I said "I don't think so; the other guy was helping me but he went to the back." He came back out after a minute with a knife to cut my sandwich. I hope it was clean! Anyway, he finishes making my sandwich, wraps it up, and I leave. I almost got to my car and then remembered the word "Toasted" as I felt the cold sandwich in my hand. I went back in and asked about it and they said that they can toast it, but it's at customer request. ok, whatever. They take the sandwich apart, removing the cold toppings, and run it through the toaster. Once they were done, I took the sandwich, went to my car, and took a bite on the way back to the office. I was surprised to find the sandwich still cold throughout, except for a little warmth on the bottom bun. The cheese that was on top of the sandwich didn't even melt! Even without it being heated, the sandwich was still very good. It has that signature Honeybaked flavor that you just can't get anywhere else. I'm sure that this is a big part of the reason they are so successful, even with the lack of service. Come on cashier dude, "use your words!"
(2)
Chandler F.
We decided to skip out on the turkey this Thanksgiving and go for a honeybaked ham instead. Wonderful idea! I placed my order two days in advance and got a smaller ham (5ish pounds). The price is a little steep, but I saw many other customers pulling out coupons from the internet/print ads. My advice would be to plan in advance and find a good coupon to use. Not much else to say here since their hams are so consistently tasty. For the day before Thanksgiving, service was not bad at all. As for the ham, delicious as always. Now, back to eating the last of the leftovers that are tucked somewhere in the back of my fridge!
(3)
Luckie D.
Buy a ham bone. Its cheap, has plenty of ham left for a few sandwiches and breakfast meals, then you can make a pot of beans. Now thats good eating....
Daren F.
Boxed lunches - Great sandwiches, amazing cookies!! Just had a boxed lunch catered from Honeybaked and an incredibly impressed. The ham and turkey sandwiches had thick cut turkey breast and spiral ham that was very flavorful and cooked very well. The cookies are unreal! I tried bits of the snicker doodle, rocky road, white chocolate macadamia and the oatmeal raisin cookies. Can't go wrong with any of them.
(5)Annie C.
When I think of Honeybaked Ham, I think of Thanksgiving or Christmas and those massive hams. Who knew they did lunch as well? I received a coupon - you can lure me anywhere with a coupon - for BOGO ham sandwiches, and thought, why not? At the very least it's a new place for me to review; I might be turning into a true yelper - I think like that now. When we pulled up, I honestly thought it was closed. There were lights on, but no open sign. There were no cars in front (there's additional parking in the rear), it looked vacant inside, and there is construction going on in front of the store. But as soon as we stepped in, an employee emerged from the back and greeted us. He was very friendly and informative, he was nice about the coupon, and informed us on how we could get more. Our sandwiches were made fairly promptly; they also have a decent variety of small bags of chips and bottled sodas and teas to compliment our lunch. The sandwich was delicious - I finished every bite. They used croissants as the bread, and it was perfect. So was the ham and the cheese, they were both really good quality. The BF also enjoyed his, and he ordered a side potato salad as well, which was decent. I think it had small chunks of ham in it. A really good first time experience, I shall return!
(4)quinn a.
Always been a fan of Honeybaked. Great sandwiches. Be sure and get a punch card, 5 sandwiches and you get a free one. Incidentally also a yelp! deal if you check in. So do it! I love the tavern club. Got chips this time but HBH also has solid potato salad. This is not the best location, very small and tough to get in and out of due to its location along busy Buford Highway. Dont let the front lot deceive you though. There is plenty of parking in the back!
(3)Mychael W.
The food is really good, but that's all this place really has going for it. It's overpriced (nearly $8 for a sandwich by itself), and the service I received sucked. I went out for lunch yesterday and wasn't in the mood for the typical Mickey D's or BK and saw Honeybaked just down the street. I've had their ham on Thanksgiving and Christmas, but never been to one of their stores. I pulled into the parking lot and saw that they only have 2 spots in the front (1 of which is a handicapped spot) so I pullled to the much larger lot in back. I walked in and the guy behind the counter seemed really busy doing something on the computer so I just stood gazing at the menu behind him. I finally asked for a list of their sandwiches and he pointed down to the end of the line where they had a menu laying on the calendar. Thanks... I gaze at the menu and decide on a ham and turkey sandwich that says "Toasted" next to it. He starts making my sandwich, then just as I think he's finished he goes to the back suddenly. Another guy comes out and asks if I need help and I said "I don't think so; the other guy was helping me but he went to the back." He came back out after a minute with a knife to cut my sandwich. I hope it was clean! Anyway, he finishes making my sandwich, wraps it up, and I leave. I almost got to my car and then remembered the word "Toasted" as I felt the cold sandwich in my hand. I went back in and asked about it and they said that they can toast it, but it's at customer request. ok, whatever. They take the sandwich apart, removing the cold toppings, and run it through the toaster. Once they were done, I took the sandwich, went to my car, and took a bite on the way back to the office. I was surprised to find the sandwich still cold throughout, except for a little warmth on the bottom bun. The cheese that was on top of the sandwich didn't even melt! Even without it being heated, the sandwich was still very good. It has that signature Honeybaked flavor that you just can't get anywhere else. I'm sure that this is a big part of the reason they are so successful, even with the lack of service. Come on cashier dude, "use your words!"
(2)Chandler F.
We decided to skip out on the turkey this Thanksgiving and go for a honeybaked ham instead. Wonderful idea! I placed my order two days in advance and got a smaller ham (5ish pounds). The price is a little steep, but I saw many other customers pulling out coupons from the internet/print ads. My advice would be to plan in advance and find a good coupon to use. Not much else to say here since their hams are so consistently tasty. For the day before Thanksgiving, service was not bad at all. As for the ham, delicious as always. Now, back to eating the last of the leftovers that are tucked somewhere in the back of my fridge!
(3)Luckie D.
Buy a ham bone. Its cheap, has plenty of ham left for a few sandwiches and breakfast meals, then you can make a pot of beans. Now thats good eating....
(4)Jasmine G.
Came in the day before Thanksgiving, ordered a ham, mac n cheese, sweet potato soufflé, Yukon mashed, green bran cassarole, and cinnamon apples. Everything was delicious and my guests were happy. The staff were very friendly and helpful.
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