In general I love little sandwich shops and a dream of mine has always been to open one someday. I think there is room for so much creativity, and you can pack a lot of flavors and awesomeness between two buns. Often the difference between an amazing sandwich and a mediocre one comes down to one toping or sauce so the unforgettable sandwiches shops are the ones that have picked every ingredient with some thought. So needless to say that I was very excited about TLP and been waiting for a day that I might "forget" to pack lunch and stop by. Entering the place they have all the right signs for a fantastic little sandwich shop. Small space with a couple of seats, simple decorations and a short but interesting list of options on the menu with creative unfamiliar names for each sandwich.
I tried the Harrison which was almost like a burger with a layer of fried cheese and jalapeƱo and chili relish and garlic aioli. It was very big (as were all the options it seemed) and did taste pretty good. However, I do feel like it was missing something. Maybe it just needed some salt or some sort of kick (I expected the relish to be spicy(er) but it wasn't). I did like it overall but was expecting a bit more for some reason. I am going to try their other sandwiches as I'm sure I'll be back again. Also , their fries were really good. Thick cuts, crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. The prices were also reasonable.
Food: 4/5
Service: 4/5
Price: 4.5/5
Overall: 4/5