Voted best customer service 2007: Baltimore Magazine "Sure, the greeters at Eddie's of Roland Park, two locations including 5113 Roland Avenue, 410-323-3656, already signal that you're in a store where customers matter. But it's the behind-the-scenes acts of courtesy that make Eddie's stand out. Take this story: One recent Thanksgiving eve, a friend picked up her turkey and sides from Eddie's only to discover they'd given her a fried, instead of baked, bird. She called the store just as they were closing, and two hours later, someone at her door to give her the proper turkey (plus a little extra for her trouble). He even refused to take a tip for the service. As our friend puts it. "That's how you get a customer for life"."
	Top Women in Grocery: Progressive Grocer "You've been chosen by your colleagues for being among the best and the brightest. By example and direct action, you have demonstrated outstanding leadership, inspiration and achievement in the industry and communities you serve." Read article
	Her Father's Daughter: Baltimore Magazine "Two years after her father's death, Eddie's of Roland Park owner Nancy Cohen talks about life with - and after - Dad. There is a traditional American story and it goes something like this: Immigrant father starts to work in an industry. First he's a clerk, then he's a manager, then one day he buys a store." Read article
	Baltimore Sun Review "Whether we're entertaining or just picking up a family meal, Eddie's gets our vote as the place to take dinner out. You can count on the market's standbys for a basic meal, and the size of the store is manageable enough that you can get the food home fast." Read review
	Outstanding Gourmet Retailer 2004 "Eddie's of Roland Park has been providing exceptional service to Baltimore since 1953. The original Roland Avenue store now boasts a 16,850-square-foot sister store just two miles away. Opened in 1992 by Owner Nancy Cohen, the larger Eddie's houses a successful catering business but retains the personalized service customers have come to expect from their neighborhood grocer." Read article