LT’S Famous Gourmet Deli

I’ve only had breakfast at LT’s, so I can’t comment on the lunch items. But, it was a decent breakfast at a good price, and they got it out quickly. So, I will be returning at some point to try the lunch items.
The place was nearly empty when I walked in, only one diner eating his breakfast. So, I ordered and they were preparing my food quickly. I went with hash browns and a sausage breakfast burrito, which is prepared with cheese, eggs, green peppers, salsa, and your choice of meat. The burrito was lacking, I would call it more of a taco than a burrito. It was small. Also, I would have liked the veggies to be cooked longer, they were still basically raw. But, I understand they are trying to get people in and out so they can get to work. The hash browns were solid. They have a nice crisp on them and the potatoes were completely cooked. I will absolutely get these again, but next time I come to LT’s for breakfast, I probably won’t be getting the burrito.
Given the price, the friendliness of the staff, the size of the dining area and its cleanliness, I arrived at 3 stars. But, I would say the burrito was a 2 star dish.

My co-​worker wanted to go here after seeing their special written in chalk on their sign. «Beans and ham, fried potatoes and cornbread.» First real cold day of fall, who wouldn’t want that goodness? He gave them his (over) $ 8 and waited anxiously. I just ordered a grilled ham and cheese with no sides and paid over $ 5 for that, also waiting anxiously for my ooey-​gooey goodness. We get back to our office and unwrap our highly-​anticipated lunch. «What the hell is this??» we thought. The fried potatoes and one piece of cornbread which were packaged in a huge white styrofoam box did not even take up ¼ of the space. There were maybe 12 tiny, diced potatoes. The beans? Canned beans that they threw ham in, packaged in a small styrofoam cup. That was it. Eight American dollars. My sandwich was not ooey-​gooey. No such goodness here. The cheese was barely warmed up, or should I say my processed cheese-​food was barely warmed up, and my bread hardly toasted. Five American dollars. Now I know why no one in my office goes to that «deli» in our own office building…

Gourmet Deli? Really? The owners think they are a deli? AND they think they’re gourmet? The name is about as ironic as it can get.
As you can tell, I wasn’t a fan of this place. I haven’t Unilocaled in a while because I’ve teen busy, but after this place just stole my $ 10, I had to review so others arent swindled like I just was.
I am dead serious, this was quite possibly the worst sandwich I’ve ever had. I ordered a Reuben, substitute Cole slaw for Kraut. I seriously didn’t taste any meat. Looking at the sandwich, there was maybe 1 or 2 slices of meat on this sandwich. I don’t know about you, but when I think deli, I am thinking fresh sliced meat piled high… and it didn’t have that pinkish tint I’ve grown to love, it was kind of a grey brown color. Maybe it’s a good thing there wasn’t enough on there to taste? Then the Cole slaw… sigh, the Cole slaw… my guess is it was mass produced and came in a container. It was terrible. But I’m guessing the container said «gourmet» on it, so it must be great.
Anyway, check out my other Unilocal reviews… I’m usually a pretty fair and grade well… so that just shows you what I think of this place. I am usually ok giving places a second chance, but not his place. it really was that bad…