Trinacria - Baltimore

Trinacria has a stall at Lexington Market. I had an eye doctor appointment and decided to get lunch before my appointment so I headed straight to Trinacria to get some pizza. I will have to say this is the best pizza I have ever tasted in Maryland. The crust was thin and crisp. I ordered a cheese pizza and enjoyed every bite! And it was enough for me. I ate the pizza in one of the tables along the window. The guy working the counter was super nice.

This place is the tits, end of story. Never in my life have I tasted such authentic Italian cuisine. This shit tastes so good, it'll make you slap your grandma. Critics are calling Triancria the sensation that's sweeping the nation. Nah but fr you gotta try it on god

I like it and everyone should check it out. Prices change depending on who's on the register and the prices on the website are NOT current. Premade lasagnas and pastas need more sauce and the chicken parm is a lot of breading and kinda fake tasting.

Since I had to go a while 10 months without deli meat, I've decided I'm going to make up for it now. Yep, that's what I'm doing. Trinacria has been on my list to try foreva, I just haven't been able to get out to it since I'm no longer stationed primarily in Bmore. Anywho, like the others have said, it isn't in the greatest of areas; although it appears as though that will be changing soon. It is a small store, like grocery store that also sells food, think salads, desserts, coffee, and prepared items. They have a pretty nice sized menu of options for sammie's and they are at a great price point. I got the small Italian cold cut, everything was crazy fresh from the bread to the meats. I got a large for the him and he enjoyed his sammie as well. Loved it!

First time here and I won't lie from the outside I was skeptical. As soon as I opened the door I was pleasantly surprised it look a neighborhood market that maybe my grandmother would have shopped at. Plenty of options and things I haven't seen in years. My Panini was tasty and the slice of cheesecake better than Juniors in NYC.

Trinacria's a Baltimore institution for three generations (since 1908) of the Fava family is a walk back in time. It is a destination for old world charm and great prices on wines, deli and all the pasta you could ever imagine. Located on Paca Street blocked for the infamous Lexington Market (presently undergoing a revitalization) Trinacria's takes you back to a time when life seemed to be simpler and everyone knew you from the neighborhood. What amazes me is the number of people who travel here from far and wide to source some of the best Italian food and experience an old fashion shopping experience.Where do I start? From the door of course. Walking in you notice the rustic wood floors where countless patrons have strode. You smell the fresh baked breads and notice the wooden bins of loose pasta (buy by the pound). You eye up the shelves of Italian cookies, oils, vinegars, spices and a sundry of canned goods and other macaronis. You notice the deli with a huge list of domestic and imported meats and cheeses and a cold case full of fresh mozzarella and ropes of Italian sausages. The prices are amazing when compared to the big box stores and everything is cut fresh and wrapped by hand in deli paper. If your hungry, try one of their fresh made sandwiches: Italian cold cut, shrimp salad, and my favorite, the Italian tuna on focaccia. My mouth is watering!Look down and around you will see one of the most understated gems of Trinacria's, their wine selection that starts at $3.99 a bottle! I have on many occasions found hidden wine gems for $6.99 or $9.99 that are valued at up to $25 a bottle in my wine app! The last stop is the frozen section which is great to pickup complete frozen meals like lasagna, chicken Marsala, raviolis, manicotti and even frozen dough balls that make the best pizzas at home.This is the real deal, old school institution with great products and even greater people. It truly is one of those places that I call "home.".

Love this place. Been coming here off and on for 40+ years. We go early Sat am for easy parking and no crowds. Usually load up on specialty groceries, sauces, frozen lasagna trays and really good cheap Italian wine. I love their homemade sausage and meatballs. Deli selections are great and priced right.

I LOVE THIS PLACE . It reminds me of the Italian grocery stores I grew up with 70 years ago. I am able to buy things here that I I can't find in places like Giant. The olives are fabric and I have to get a Muffaltto sandwich. Which is the best Parking can be an issue as it is on the street but well worth it

Wonderful authentic Italian deli with a wide selection of Italian cheeses, meats, wine, and prepared foods at very reasonable prices. It is well worth a visit to stock up on Italian delicacies.

Old-school Italian store with impossibly delicious rolls for their sandwiches and very high quality deli meats. Got a cold cut sandwich to take on the train and it was DELICIOUS an hour later. Couldn't resist picking up some specialty groceries to bring back home.