Lettuce & Ladles

What a cute little place for dinner. We were visiting town to see family and decided we wanted something with a salad bar. I had the split pea and ham soup - amazing for a chilly night. The salad bar had a good variety of choices. My wife had the egg salad on French bread, it was huge! My sister had a yummy cranberry and turkey sandwich, while my brother in law had a classic BLT. All delicious. We finished with a fresh baked brownie. Perfect. I would recommend this place.

Pretty basic salad bar and sandwich spot. The one-trip salad bar feels limiting, especially for the price ($8.50 for a very small plate and $13.99 for a medium plate). They also charge $0.99 to use a card, which adds up. There are definitely better salad options nearby for the same or even lower price. That said, the burgers were actually pretty good. Didn’t try the sandwiches, seems like they’d be tasty. Just an average experience overall.

We stopped by this cozy neighborhood restaurant and tried the chicken salad and cheeseburger. The cheeseburger was solid, juicy, and hit the spot. But the chicken salad was a letdown. It was tasteless and served in a flour-crusted bowl, which isn’t gluten-friendly at all because we didn’t assume that. The service was awesome, super friendly and welcoming. The food was kinda subpar, but the staff made it a pleasant visit.

Always great food. They do the sandwiches how I want them. Fresh bread and fresh cut fries. My favorite is the pastrami sandwich. One fry combo covers two peoples worth.

This was a great lunch spot and exactly what we were looking for. I had a half sandwich, egg salad on rye, which was tasty. Only complaint is that it would have been nice if I could have had the bread toasted, but I also didn’t ask! I also had a salad from the salad bar- loads of options. Enormous Philly steak sandwich!