Canton Market - Baltimore

I have lived in Baltimore for what seems like 100 years, and some as I just stopped on the canton market! I disappeared. Granted, I stopped buying adult drinks, but what I found was so much more! I can't wait to come back to try the deli and sandwiches! They had fresh coffee (it was like 3pm, so maybe not super fresh) with syrups and candy readily available. A large selection of the previously mentioned adult drinks. And regular running-of-the-mill convenience store goodies. What a great find!

Closed on Sundays, though it says it's open on the Internet, so I made a trip for nothing. Two other people went up and tried the door while I wrote that. You lack business opportunities! People usually don't give you a second chance.

Lightly expensive, but they have a decent Deli selection. Large corner shop for liqueur, smoke, newspapers and last minute needs.

Service is important. A knowledgeable employee would also be useful. If your business has a sign that reads something about checking ID, you might want to learn how to read an out-of-state license. Just because you are unfamiliar with laws on outgoing permits does not mean that you have the right to reject an acceptable form of ID. The incident occurred on 20 January between the hours of 6:45-8 pm. A lady refused my ID because she was from the WA state. If you run a license outside the state, prepare to be denied the sale of alcohol. Resources to raise your cash: Better.

I am rating this location as a local market. In terms of wine, liquor, and beer selection, I would give this four stars. Plenty of cold beverages as well as a robust wine selection. The liquor selection is reasonable for the size of the location, but don't expect very much in the way of high end selections. They have a few more expensive bottles behind the counter. In terms of dry goods and cold food selection, I would give this three out of five stars. There just isn't that much here. What they have is reasonable but it honestly feels like it's there to provide an accompaniment to the primary business of selling alcohol. In terms of the deli I would actually give this five stars. This is in comparison to other food market delis, of which admittedly the area has few. It's not going to be as good as a true restaurant or somewhere that only provides food, but they have a robust deli selection and can make a variety of hot and cold sandwiches. If you're looking for actual deli meat by the pound, I would recommend going to a grocery store instead however. The staff are very friendly and the line moves quickly. Overall a great local shop.