Di Pasquale's Marketplace

I've been wanting to come to DiPasquale's since I saw Guy fieri on triple D years back. It's been on my list when I get to Baltimore. IT DID NOT DISAPPOINT!The market is absolute perfection! Seeing italian brands I can't find in chain supermarkets. The prosciutto is tender, fresh, and so flavorful I can still taste it on my sub with mozzarella. Highly recommend any of the salads - shell pasta was my fav! Next time I'm going to eat in, this trip was to go. Buon appetito!

Top quality Italian food and my go to spot when I'm in Bmore. Food is fresh, and hard to find Italian items I need for authentic dishes are readily available.

HEY !! BE CAREFUL! TAKE A DEEP BREATH! YOU'RE IN A 110 YEARS OLD BUSINESS!!!! In 1914, an 18 year old Luigi Di Pasquale Sr. opened a corner grocer in Highlandtown Baltimore MD, and you know what? I was lucky enough to go to that location! On May 1st, 2021 , they moved to Brewers Hill to write a new chapter of history, and finally, last week, I was able to go and visit! Wow! Now the history, the 110 years of experience, and with a great design, Di Pasquale is an Italian heaven that helps all the DMV & Baltimore people to live their Italian dream! Unless you're inside the store now while reading my review, nothing will make sense to you! Joe DiPasquale, the owner, was waiting outside the door, watching and warning everyone to pay the parking meter if they were staying and warning everyone if the towing truck was coming! Lol, that really showed me care! This guy is genuine!! He could've let any worker do that for him! But he was greeting everyone and with love taking care of us and making sure no one got ticketed or got their vehicle towed away! There are 2 styles to dine in here! To actually be seated like in a restaurant, a waitress will help you, and you eat your food in porcelain plates and metal silverware, and you can get alcohol or you take your food to go and there are 3 tables inside and a few outdoor ( the outdoor tables are like a picnic style table bench) . The MENU IS HUGE! the deli style refrigerator display has endless choices of food you can get! They know it's a lot, and that's why they have the choose 3 combo ( ask about it when you get there and look at my choices in the photos ) I also ordered 2 hot subs , the iconic Lamborghini, and the real deal veal ! I got a Tiramisu and 3 mini cannolis ! Pistachio, mocha, and traditional! Thank God I had my cousin with me to share. Otherwise, I would've been to a food coma ! But you know what?? I didn't feel tired after eating their food! Clean ingredients ;)Every single item was good!! Everything was tasty! Yummy! There are a lot of items to go back and try! Things I have no idea about, and it might take me years to explore, lol. After I was done , I shopped at the market and bought an Italian type of cookie bag that I suspected it looks like something my grandma ( we're Coptic Egyptians) used to make from milk cream and this one was made from milk cream too! And the same shape!! I got excited and got two bags! Oh my goodness! It's the same!! ( A lot of the Coptic "native Egyptian " food is shared between Greeks and Italians) Try it, vote for the review , message me, or compliment me with any comment or question, and don't forget to ... Pray for me ;)

Our second visit to Dispaquales was as great as our first. We arrived at the right time and were seated quickly. It took some time to get waited on but once we did he was on point. It got very busy after we were seated so it is understandable. I had the Santino and it was great with fresh mozzarella and prosciutto. The only criticism would be more basil as it was a little sparse. After eating we tried to maneuver around the market but the amount of people hanging around made it difficult but we were able to get some items to take home but would have spent more if we had felt less rushed.

As a devoted lover of Italian cuisine, discovering this gem was exciting! From the moment I sat down, the service was fantastic. The cozy interior adds to the charm, though it's worth noting that the space is best suited for smaller groups--I'd recommend keeping it to 5-6 people max if you're planning to dine in. I also love the flexibility of grabbing takeout or stopping by in the morning for a coffee. This spot is a 10/10 for me, and I'm already looking forward to returning--not just for another meal, but also to pick up some pasta to cook at home.

I've heard some good things about Di Pasquale's and I just came to check it out with a friend for an early dinner. The store itself was quite busy with shoppers shopping. It's a packed market but pretty cool they sell groceries, liquor and have a dining area with indoor and outdoor seats. It was hot out so we sat inside. The staff were busy but quite friendly. We ordered their Prosciutto & Arugula white pizza and a large Italian sub to share. The sub was packed full of meat and was so good! I enjoyed the drizzle of balsamic glaze on the pizza which wasn't overwhelming. Portion sizes were quite large and definitely filling. Lots of carbs for our meal but the ingredients were all fresh and plentiful. I'm definitely interested in checking this place out for grocery shopping and to dine again!

I came here for lasagna. I had a very specific date night planned so that is all i tried. I chose this place because they have a veggie and an eggplant lasagna and not just meat lasagna.I did not care for the veggie lasagna. It had too much cheese, and I felt like I could not taste the layers of pasta like I should.My wife had no complaints about her meat lasagna, but she didn't rave about it either. The service was excellent. Our server was helpful and friendly! Another guest told us the pizza is everything! So I will be back to try some pizza on another visit.** you do have to pay to park outside of the restaurant, so be mindful**

I'm glad I got to see their original location in Highland town - this spot in Brewer's Hill is modern and always, always bustling. I'm a fan of their sandwhiches - I never order the same thing but here I seem to always get their original. There is a satellite location in Locust Point by the port. There are tables and one Sunday I saw a bunch of families for brunch. From pastas to prepared foods to wine - Di Pasquale does have a lot of offerings. It's a boutique type market so it's not super cheap and you can't do all your shopping here, but I come to get a little taste of American Italian goodness. I've heard they have amazing pizzas, so will be trying that at some point, but if you're craving a deli meat sandwich, this is your spot! A tip for first timers, it can be overwhelming, so get a menu, take your time and then order at the counter. You will have to wait to get your food, then you go to the checkout on the right back side of the store to pay.

They have a comprehensive selection of delicacies and the city's best, in my opinion, eggplant parm sandwich. Wash it down with a beer, wine or soda on a sunny day while eating on the patio. P.S.They are dog and kid friendly.

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