Passover eats in the Baltimore area?

[wordtraffic]

My family has decided rather late in the game (today) that they are coming to Baltimore for Passover. While I am planning to cook some of the dishes (soup, tzimmes), I'd like some info about where I can buy some quality main dishes (e.g., brisket) and sides. Please no mention of Whole Foods. I find most of their "gourmet" offerings to be wholly unappetizing. Thanks in advance!

[MDicecreamguy]

If it doesn't have to be Kosher....for traditional Passover fare I'd reccomend Suburban House...great Brisket, potato kugel. matzoh ball soup and really great matzoh meal pancakes.
Now if you want to go un-traditional....right down the street...Mari Luna Mexican grill is supposed to have a Passover=style menu. If it's anything like their regular menu should be incredible!

[Super Salad]

Gourmet Again off Reisterstown road in Pikesville www.gourmetagain.com/ does a full Passover catering menu. It is pretty good and my family often orders stuff from there for Passover and Thanksgiving. Also, I would think that some of the kosher places in Greenspring Station offer catering.

[treetop tom]

Seven Mile Market, of course:

410-653-2000
4000 Seven Mile Lane
Pikesville, Maryland 21208

http://www.sevenmilemarket.com/

[rachgolden]

The Knish Shop Kosher Deli 508 Reisterstown Rd in Pikesville, is the old standard. Not exactly gourmet, but standard kosher yom tov fare. Call asap as I think you have to place your order in advance.

[skipper]

I suppose the answer is "it depends" on whether the food has to be kosher for Passover or whether it can Passover style. The former limits you to the kosher markets which (I think) are all in the Reistertown area. If the latter, perhaps Wegman's would satisfy your needs.