Liquor Mart & Deli

This is the best liquor place in Annapolis hands down. Everyone who works (and buys) here are so nice and friendly. It’s just a place with a really cool vibe and a super fantastic stock of great drinks and food. Definitely worth checking out

Wish I could give zero. Prices are really high, 4 $ per bottle on wine higher than one others. Staff is not friendly in fact they are condescending, I will never go back.

This place is a good value, no doubt about it. Six dollars for a sandwich, chips and bottle of water. However, the sandwich is only «OK.» I got the «Rachel» and it was over-​stuffed with a lot of good corned beef. I like a smaller meat to bread ratio, but many people enjoy overstuffed sandwiches. The real problem is the quality of the bread/​rolls, which I consider to be an essential part of any sandwich. I requested the sandwich on a roll, which tasted much the same as packaged kaiser rolls that I can buy at the grocery store. The roll was mushy and tasteless. If these sandwiches came on fresh, high quality rolls, they would be fantastic. But, a ‘similar to grocery store kaiser roll’ just really ruined the otherwise excellent stuffings.

This place is the best lunch deal in town. It is now 6 $. Great sandwich or sub, bag of chips, bottle of water. 6 $. Tax included! I always get the Italian. It’s the bomb.

This is a good place for a quick beer run. Don’t look for anything particularly interesting. They didn’t have cachaça, the cashier knew what it was, but was really more interested in his crossword puzzle than assisting customers.

Can’t speak for the «liquor mart» part of this enterprise, but I can speak for the deli, and second everything in Ron K’s review from 2 years ago. They STILL offer the $ 5.00 lunch special (sandwich, bag of chips, and bottled water), and the sandwiches are still great. No skimping on your fillings either — I’ve tried the Rachel (a reuben but with coleslaw instead of kraut) and the Hot Pastrami, and both were sizeable. And delicious. The service has been prompt and polite when I’ve been. They offer chips, pickles, egg salad, potato salad, rice pudding, deviled eggs, brownies, blondies, carrot cake, and cheesecake to round out your meal.
I’ve noticed they also serve breakfast sandwiches, but I’ve yet to try any of those.
Getting in and out of there is still a bit of a mess unfortunately, as they’re still on the corner of a very busy intersection, but it’s not impossible. They take cards, but have a $ 5.00 minimum to charge.

I am probably going to piss off some locals for sharing local knowledge about this place but screw ‘em, Unilocal is about spreading the word, right? As it’s name implies Liquor Mart and Deli is first and foremost a liquor store situated on a very busy corner across from Annapolis Mall and on the main road toward the big box stores down Rt. 450. Be warned traffic getting in and out of the parking lot can be very difficult but the food makes the Frogger like experience well worth it. As a liquor store it has standard alcohols at fair prices but the deli is where it shines. There is no seating so carry out is your only option, save yourself the temptation of buying that cold 40 waiting in the case with your name on it and call ahead so you can pick up your lunch when you walk in. The lunch special is the best deal in town ~ any sandwich, bag of chips and water for $ 5 is a STEAL. The icing on the cake is the quality of the sandwiches. The Italian Cold Cut sub is one of the best in town (Giolitti’s is also very good). The Turkey Club is also awesome and for $ 5 the price can’t be beat. Be sure to buy a pickle to cap it off. If you are really hungry the deviled eggs rock and the desserts are also delicious. The 3′ Italian cold cut sub are out of this world but they have to be ordered ahead so the bread can be baked. So now you know about a long hidden Annapolis gem, don’t shoot the messenger if you are a local.