Attman's Deli Harbor Point

Great location right down from the harbor. Cool place that has been around over 100 years. Very clean restaurant with plenty of seating. Food was great and plentiful. Food was truly authentic to the area with great taste. Only reason why I didn’t give 5 stars was the very slow service.

Attman's Deli at Harbor Point in Baltimore is a gem that truly lives up to its reputation. From the moment you step inside, you're greeted with a warm and inviting atmosphere that feels like a slice of history. The staff is incredibly friendly and attentive, making you feel right at home. The food? Absolutely phenomenal. Their corned beef sandwiches are legendary—piled high with tender, flavorful meat that melts in your mouth. The crispy potato knishes are the perfect complement, and their menu offers a variety of savory options that cater to every craving. It's clear that they've mastered the art of deli cuisine. If you're in the Harbor Point area, do yourself a favor and visit Attman's Deli. It's more than just a meal—it's an experience that celebrates great food and great service. Highly recommended!

I ordered a sandwich from the Fells point location through a delivery app. The sandwich was prepared and packaged well, but it was completely flavorless.It didn't taste like corned beef at all. The texture of the meat wasn't the same either, im not convinced it was even corned beef. I've been going to Attmans on Lombard St for years and was never disappointed until Sunday.

Really good just not the same as the other ones. Something small was lost in translation. Stopped in on a coupe Saturday afternoons and there was no one behind the counter. It feels like the meat is precut. Still very good brisket and corned beef and I could be wrong but not a deli-like experience. Feels a little like a chain place now. Still recommended. It was 3 of us, 3 sandwiches (even the regular size is huge), which come with the best chips, and a few chocolate top cookies (a little dry$, $65. Not a bad idea experience, just had higher expectations.

My experience is here have been super amazing. There is one of the managers there who has worked with people who are blind. He is fun, outgoing, and wonderful. I just want others there to know that just because we’re blind we don’t want to be treated or looked at any differently so I just don’t want anybody to be afraid to help us. We’re human too :-) the food is wonderful and it’s all in all. Just a fun place to be. Thank you for all you do.

It's great to have a new awesome deli downtown. Attman's has been around for over a hundred years and this is their new Harbor Point location with a full-service bar and televisions. Looks like it'll be a perfect place to watch Orioles games. Highly recommend! Food: 5 fantastic corned beef and I also had a really good spinach salad. Atmosphere: 4 it's a deli... It feels like a deli! Just like it should. Cost: 3.5 On the expensive side but nothing crazy. The good news is one sandwich is often more than most people will eat so you get two meals out of it. Service: 5 Everything from the hostess to the waiter was fantastic. Service quality that you don't normally see at a deli-style location. Parking can be a little rough but they explained to me that they now have an hour of free parking in the adjacent garage.

I'm a NYCer, so it's hard pressed to find other Jews who know what true deli food is. The menu is plentiful. One of the best Bennie's I had in a long time, but that hot pastrami on rye? Nooo, it missed the marked. Way too salty. I had to add lemon to break up the salt. Atmosphere is very nice, though. Wonderful location by the water. Probably hard to find parking during the week. I went on a Sunday. No issues. I guess I was lucky on that one. It's probably a challenge if you go during the week. I noticed they do a lot of take-out. I'll probably go back and try breakfast again, but I won't be rushing to go.

Newer place, they opened deeper downtown. Very nice atmosphere. Right now it's terrible parking to find and the prices are very high. The corn beef has definitely changed over the years, too.

Menu = just what you'd want in a Jewish deli. Food = delicious Space = clean and modern, in a great East Harbor neighborhood by a hotel and several nearby large businesses. Pickle bar = free and delicious, grab a container or a plate and enjoy! Service = behind the counter efficient and hardworking. Table service = terrible, at least for outside diners. We gave up and went inside to order take out. The guys behind the counter on the grill were working and working and working as this is a busy little place even early on a Sunday morning. They have a refrigerator case inside with some good options for grab and go and a full bar with seating.

We biked from Patterson Park to Harbor Point so we could try the new Attman's! I loved the classic Lombard street storefront, but it was small and cramped for such a booming business. The Harbor Point location has all the space you need, plus a new upscale look and feel for the deli we all know and love. From the moment we walked in, we were greeted by three employees and quickly sat down at the bar. Our server, Anna, was so sweet and friendly, she told us all of the specials and the free pickle bar (with more than just pickles!), and gave us a flyer before we left on their St Patty's weekend celebration. Alas, we didn't try the pickle bar this time because we were absolutely stuffed from sharing the large (it's stuffed with meat) portion of the Turkey Pastrami. I've never had turkey pastrami before and it was so delicious. It came with homemade kettle chips and we also ordered a side of potato salad, which was delicious but we could barely eat it after the sandwich. We also had a spicy margarita and a cucumber mojito from the bar. That's right, Attman's has a bar! The drinks were great and the prices were on point. I've always loved Attman's and I love it more in this great new space!

This was my first time at an Attman's but I've heard great things about it. Decided to give this a try during lunch. The place was quite full with diners at tables and people waiting for their to go ordered. I placed a to go and ordered the Chicken Breast Sandwich crispy topped with lettuce, tomatoes, grilled onions and with a so called Russian sauce on the side recommended by the cashier. I'm glad I got the grilled onions which gave the sandwich some flavor because unfortunately, the Russian sauce was not included. My order also came with a side pickle and a bag of Utz chips. The sandwich was good but I definitely want the sauce next time. The staff here are also quite friendly. Overall, this is a good and casual lunch spot. It's a great location for all the workers in the offices around the Harbor Point area to come to.

Still the best pastrami in the city, even at the new location! So glad that they open closer to my house and I can walk to it, I hope there isn't a cholesterol spike in my future! I love the classic old Jewish deli and this is like a shiny brand new version of the classic, bright and clean and even has a pickle bar! I discovered it 2 days ago and I'm back again today, I think that says it!

Loved this place!! The pastrami sandwich, Kenish and Dr Brown's cream soda brought me back to my childhood in Brooklyn. The menu choices are amazing and everyone in my group enjoyed their meals. The service at the counter friendly and fast. Will definitely go back next time I'm in Baltimore.

The charm city feel of the original location will never be replaced, but how nice to have a bigger, inviting, open space to have delicious sandwiches...and drinks! There is the usual restaurant seating (booths and tables), outside seating, a walk-up counter and to-go items, and bar area with tables, so whatever your mood, you will get happily fed. Staff was lovely, bartender Faith was attentive and kind. The sandwiches come 1/4, 1/2 and full pound (for the most part). There are TV's and both unisex and family bathrooms. One falter was the macaroon...it was dense, not the airy but sticky weave of coconut that my mom used to make. I'll try something else next time. And looking forward to that next time :)

I've always heard good things about Attman's but never went until it opened in my building! I love the Jewish deli atmosphere- they really hit it right on the spot!! The bagel sandwich I got was the closest thing to a NYC bagel sandwich that I have ever had in Baltimore! The service was so fast and the staff was incredibly nice! I love the variety of foods they serve and the seating is very cute. Excited to go back to check out the bar.

I work right next to Attman's, this is their brand new location which I watched open and grow. They have have nice friendly environment. Employees are nice. They have a bar area to sit at, a dinning area with booths and also outdoor seating. Menu is big a lot of different items. Bathrooms are very clean and nice as well. I would recommend trying if you're into this type of food. Corned beef is good if you like to eat that.

Stopped by for a Hapoy Hour drink to check out the Attmans location - terrific location and friendly staff. Like the mix of a deli with a fun bar. Casual and inviting! Service was great - everyone was friendly. Will be back.

So Today was our first time at this location and we were not expecting a service like this . Our server Nikki was very attentive and everything came out great ! I will definitely request for Nikki as my server from now and on . Great food ! Great selections ! Your server Nikki matching the expectations for Harbor Point . See you soon

Great service and wonderful food. Visited twice in two days. Day 1 was breakfast and everything was hot and fresh. Day 2 was lunch, the burger, Reuben & Club were enjoyed by the table. Wide variety on the menu and a full bar attached.

The food was spot on. Coming from NY this was the first food in Baltimore that tastes like New York style food. The server's were new and very attentive. If you like NY style Delicatessen's you will also like Attman's. This will be one of my go to biweekly restaurants.

I don't know how this can be currently rated 3.7. It is delicious and huge portions! It is definitely worth a try.

have been going to attmans on Lombard street for years. decided to try new location and was profoundly disappointed. Service was painfully slow and the briskets my wife and I ordered were so fatty and tasteless that we threw them in the trash. Very unfortunate because we want them to be successful, but wonder how long they will last with food this bad.

I thought I would try it. Got three eggs with toast and Hash browns. The toast was a little burnt and the hash browns were undercooked. There was no flavor to any of it, a little salt and pepper goes a long ways. The total was 12 dollars. Not worth going back.

We went they had just been open a day so I'm sure they are still settling in. The matzo ball soup and latkes were okay but not nearly as traditional as I imagined for a Jewish deli. Decent but pricey for quality.

Started off okay with being seated. Very nice hostess. Took forever for our waitress to come over and even take our drink order. Waited 40+ minutes for a bagel and a sandwich. The turkey was inedible. It tasted so old and had a horrible odor. On top of that they had a ton of servers but they were too busy talking to each other to wait on the tables. I love the original location of Attman's but would never come back here for anything. Waitress was Katie M.

Decor was inviting. Food was mediocre at best and service was dreadful. The Maryland crab soup got good comments but the rare roast beef was served well done.

I work within walking distance and was very excited for a deli like this to open, however the prices do not equate to the food provided. I had the Little Italy sub and it was not a $17 sandwich, nor do I believe most of my coworkers will pay that much for lunch on a regular basis. At least it could have come with chips or something. Unfortunately, the feedback I've heard around the office was similar. I'm really hoping things turn around.

I've gotten carryout from this location twice because I work within walking distance. I'm thankful that there is a place nearby to grab lunch during a busy day. Unfortunately, both times I have been unimpressed with what I got. The first time, I got the Little Italy Italian Hoagie. On this day, Attman's was out of hoagie rolls. For $17 - I had much higher expectations. The sandwich was good, the meat was fresh, but in my experience, it was closer to a $12 sandwich. The second time I decided to try the 1915 Ruben. Again, it was fine, however for $20, I expected more. I will have to try dining in to see if the experience is different.

I took my client here because she loves the original location and she wanted to see the new location. After waiting almost 30 minutes to place an order that came out cold. My client asked that we never return.

best sandwich ever this sandwich melt in your mouth i bought 112 dollors worth roast beef on a kaiser rolls and eat it by my self