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Open Market

4.6 (324 reviews)
Open 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
Updated 1 month ago

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Moderate noise
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Dogs allowed
Outdoor seating

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Matcha Cream Top Latte
Cheryle L.

I wish they had this in San Diego! I was so happy I stumbled upon Open Market LA during my day trip. This spot is a breakfast & lunch cafe where they offer an array of sandwiches, bowls, coffee, matcha, tea and wine. My parents and I all ordered The Normandie sandwich with au jus on the side, similar to a french dip but honestly much better! Packed with different amazing flavors! It consisted of thick brisket, provolone, mustard mayo, ginger picked radish (wow game-changer fr fr) and scallions with au jus on the side. Okayyyy when I tell you! This will tingle EVERY taste bud you have. I am day dreaming of it as I type this review while I rot in bed on this President's Day holiday at my home in San Diego. The only complaint is the matcha was lacking - I don't think it was ceremonial matcha which I prefer but my fault for forgetting to ask. Still ok tho! Pricing - sandwiches are pricier than most but it's a great value! No complaints really. The staff here were pleasant and efficient! That's always huge to me -- good food but even better staff as they kindly answered my questions about the matcha and sandwiches. They also sell merch -- I purchased a key chain! And they have t-shirts and other cool things. From their IG, it looks like they have events feat. DJ's, and literally an open market with vendors on select days. * Parking - street paid parking BUT I read there's free parking around the corner? * Pet-friendly * Great location I will return next time I'm in LA!

Chicken thigh sandwich
Alex M.

The place is very nicely decorated and has a lovely vibe. There are plenty of snacks and bottled drinks you can buy and the coffee looks amazing although I didn't try it this time but I'll definitely be coming back. Service was quick and friendly. I got the chicken thigh sandwich and swapped kewpie mayo for Serrano mayo. The chicken was super crispy and breading was delicious although very oily. I appreciated the slaw to balance out the flavor but because of the oily the breading felt, I think it would benefit from a more creamy slaw, more sauce or a tomato slice. Overall the bread was good and the chicken was well cooked. Nothing too crazy. The other dishes on the menu are a perfect reflection of the L.A. food scene, blending some Asian flavors, Mexican ingredients and a classic French dip sandwich which I'll be coming back to try. The miso cookie was a delicious little bite worth trying.

Normandie
Elsa W.

I love this place!! From the sandwiches, to the drinks, to the little items they sell there. Sign up for their newsletter or follow them on IG to see what's happening bc every so often, they have vendors set up outside. I have yet to try the Friday sandwich special but I hope to catch it soon! I've had the Normandie, Olympic and their smashed potatoes, as well as their breakfast burrito. Everything tasted fresh and high quality. I can't say enough good things about the Normandie. It's a great French dip, and the au jus is inspired by the Yoshinoya gyudon. The meat was super tender and the pickled onions and radishes I think balance it out well. The employees are always friendly and helpful. They even have a Ktown wine club where you can get a rotation of wines to try. Validated parking at the underground garage!

Jammy potatoes and market salad
Michelle X.

Love the communal vibes inside and the little market section. One of those places where you can get good, fresh, interesting grub and catch up properly. The Olympic sandwich was pretty solid, but it was the jammy potatoes that stopped me in my tracks. With the aioli it came with? Better than fries. Will be back to work through the menu.

Olympic sandwich
Peter H.

Came by for a mahjong event the other week and decided to get some breakfast. The line to order at 11am sharp moved fairly quick, though in a matter of minutes the number of people more than doubled. Within the restaurant was a single restroom which also had an increasing number of people standing by, overlapping with the first line. Fortunately, everyone was cool and courteous about it. In addition to a small assortment of grocery items to buy such as tinned fish and wines, a local winery was giving out samples of some of their rice wines. I decided on the Olympic sandwich with contained lemongrass chicken and different fresh herbs. It tasted absolutely delicious, though at the price point it felt a tad bit small. All along their walls were many combinations of sandwiches and meals inspired by anime and Asian culture. My friend said the Normandie was worth getting, so perhaps I'll give that a go next time.

Anna C.

Super solid sandwiches. My husband and I ordered the brisket sandwich with a side of au jue and the lemongrass chicken sandwich. Both of the sandwiches were tasty and perfectly crafted. Only con was that it was around $20 with tips and tax per sandwich and on the smaller side. Note: they only serve the sandwiches at 11 am and after. If you go before 11, they'll have breakfast sandwiches and a breakfast menu. The store also sold artisan snacks and a huge selection of wine. Plenty of seats but can see how it could get packed. We went on a Saturday at 11 am and most of the seats were taken. Cute decor cute ambiance and would definitely recommend.

Normandie (brisket)
Katie C.

Was in the area and wanted to stop by seeing all the great sandwiches others have had. Cute and cozy for a great quick lunch. Good amount of seating, seems like many were grab and go. If you choose to dine there you should be able to snag a table for yourself. Normandie -au jus (dipping sauce) came out pipping hot which I can't complain but it's quite salty. Brisket was tender. Since the brisket is pretty wet, it softened the baguette just enough. Olympic -lemongrass flavor was pretty prominent, chicken was tender but slightly dry. Filling of the sandwich was great but I couldn't enjoy it as a sandwich. Baguette was extremely hard, after 2 bites my jaw was too sore. I ended up only eating the filling and having to toss out the baguette sadly..

Catrina R.

Came here for breakfast for the first time. Super solid all around. Had the brown sugar latte and the cream top latte. The brown sugar one was okay but the cream top one slapped. Had their om breakfast burrito and the om sandwich along with a side of potatoes. The potatoes were okay but dang the sandwich and the burrito were tasty. Special shout out to the jam on the sandwich. Also I wasn't aware but there's validated parking if you park in the lot! So that's great to note in the future as parking around here sucks. Entrance to the lot is off of Catalina Street. Service was fast! Plenty of places to sit inside. Also this is just a great place to find a nice bottle of wine or alcohol to buy for someone as a gift. It's a mini market as well.

Matcha cream too Thai tea latte
Brian V.

Cool sando shop in Ktown with a decent size menu with coffee drinks as well as craft beer and other soft drinks available in a cooler area. Bright, airy, open space that is conducive to hanging out for a bit while enjoying your meal. The folks here are very friendly. There are also bottles of wine for sale and some merch for purchase. I ended up ordering the Normandie which is a French dip sandwich with brisket. Really good. I think the pickles are Korean influenced (flavors). Personally I think I could use a little creamy horseradish for some umph but really good sandwich overall and very neatly packaged for the folks intending to take the sandwich to go. If I recall correctly, I also ordered the matcha cream top Thai tea latte. Very delicious. Since it was iced, it was refreshing on a hot day as well. From the looks at the store, there seems to be lots of sandwich creations that they've done in the past that adorn the high walls all around the store. Pretty cool to see what they've done - lots of them seem to be collabs as well. Definitely coming back to try more sandwiches here.

Normandie and Fried Chicken Sandwich
Joy

Open Market is a bit tucked away on Apple or Google Maps; you'll need to turn into the structure right next to the building to find it. Let me tell you... the Normandie French Dip goes HARD. 10/10. I've been to Open Market four times now, and I always get the Normandie. It's rich and super satisfying but definitely on the heavier side, so I recommend splitting it with a friend if you're not too hungry. This time, I branched out and tried the fried chicken sandwich (can't remember the exact name), and it was solid -- 9/10. Think of it as an elevated McChicken or McDonald's Deluxe Chicken Sandwich, but with way better ingredients and flavor. Drinks? You can probably skip. I had the matcha once and didn't feel the need to get it again. Seating has never been an issue, even during peak lunch hours. A lot of people use it as a work/study space, but the foot traffic makes it a little too busy to be super productive. Still, it's a nice spot to chill or catch up with a friend. FREE parking validation for 90 minutes I believe if you park in the structure! Just don't forget to ask the cashier.

Open Market X Laclac Collab Meatball Sub on special souvenir plate!
Chrystal Y.

I visited Open Market after hearing about their collaboration with Laclac for a limited-time meatball sandwich that comes with a special Laclac Club plate. I didn't realize they offer free validated parking, so I ended up parking on the street and walking over. The person at the register mentioned they do have dedicated parking available. I arrived around 11:30 AM, and there was already a decent line forming. The interior felt modern--especially for a Vietnamese sandwich spot. Special Meatball Sub 7/10 The sandwich was about $20, which is definitely on the pricier side, especially considering most Vietnamese sandwiches usually range from $5 to $10. But I felt it was worth the splurge for the novelty of the Laclac plate. Since the café was packed, I took my sandwich to go. By the time I got home, it had gotten a bit soggy, but the flavors still held up. They included a lime wedge to squeeze over the filling, which was a nice touch. The meatballs had a spaghetti-and-meatballs vibe, likely made with minced pork. Overall, it was tasty, but more of a fun, one-time experience than a regular go-to. Maybe I will go when they have another collaboration.

Keith H.

I had heard about Open Market in recent weeks, and I thought it was time to give it a try when I was in Koreatown. During my two visits, I've found the staff members to be very approachable and willing to answer questions about the menu. They also offer wine and other food goods for sale on shelves lining the wall. I've enjoyed their coffee drinks so far! Their Kyoto cold brew was refreshing with a robust coffee flavor while their OM cream top latte had a balanced sweetness. I've tried their Olympic and breakfast sandwich; while their staff mentioned how both of these sandwiches are popular, I found them to be just fine. Between the two, I enjoyed the Olympic more as I thought the chicken thigh meat, chicken skin, herbs, and aioli melded well together though I imagined it would be more flavorful based on the menu description. The breakfast sandwich leaned more sweet than savory for my taste due to the harissa tomato jam and came with a sizable amount of pickled fennel and arugula. The sausage in the sandwich did not stand out as much compared to the other ingredients. However, I'd be open to try other sandwiches given their diverse menu.

Jae S.

**Updating this review** Been back after a couple of years and ordered the same thing in my last review and couldnt help but notice how small the sandwiches have gotten. Half a sandwich is smaller than a pen. It was way bigger and wider before and now its just a disappointment because the sandwiches are delicious but for $18, and the size you get is saddening. Im finding a different place. I guess thats just the reality of ktown food going downhill. Service still great and have a variety of options for local wine and snacks.

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Ask the Community - Open Market

Does this business accept cash payments?

Is there any parking?

There is free parking! There is an underground parking structure off of Catalina with a giant 3333 sign. Please take the elevator up to floor G and walk out the double doors. Follow the mural and you will find us. We can validate your parking.

Is there outdoor seating?

Yes we have a few outdoor seats that our building provides for outdoor seating if you'd like to sit outside.

Do they still have the oishii strawberry drink?

Oishii LA farm is closed for a bit while they build new facilities on the East Coast. We unfortunately will not be getting any more strawberries in the immediate future.

Do they have a good amount of indoor seating?

Seating is limited, but they have it

Do they have WiFi?

Yes!

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All'Antico Vinaio - The Venice beach (turkey)

All'Antico Vinaio

4.0(287 reviews)
0.7 miKoreatown, Wilshire Center
$$

I think out of all the places I've traveled to so far, my favorite would have to be Italy. During a…read morelazy afternoon after visiting the Pantheon in Rome, we had our first experience with All'Antico after taking a 5 minute walk down the road. They actually had 2 separate locations flanking the pedestrian road, so there were two long lines snaking out in opposite directions. While we were waiting in line, we bumped into a couple from Spain who were also visiting. They gave my wife some personal recommendations, advising we get the blood orange soda with our sandwiches. After getting said sandwiches (the La Paradiso), we nibbled on them while walking to Sant'Ignazio of Loyola Church, which is that cathedral where there's a mirror directed up towards the murals on the ceiling and a huge selfie line. Hot damn were those sandwiches good. The thinly sliced mortadella paired perfectly with that buttery, green pistachio spread. The only challenge for my taste buds was the mild oral trauma I sustained from punching through the crispy bread; your gums started to feel it by the time you devoured your sandwich. But we liked it so much that when we later took the train to Florence, we sought All'Antico again at their original location. I thought that would be my last experience with All'Antico (unless, of course, I came back to Italy). So imagine my surprise when later that year I heard All'Antico had coincidentally opened a branch in Los Angeles, although rather awkwardly situated in Koreantown. Even though we live 30 minutes away, we made the drive immediately. There was no way this remote All'Antico location, thousands of miles from Italy, would live up to the experience I had in Rome earlier that year. But I was mistaken. Not only is the taste spot on, but the bread they serve is actually chewier and removed the gum calisthenics I suffered in Italy. And yes, they also have the blood orange soda as well. It's a little weird their location is in Koreatown, but not a big deal; we'll usually do a bingsu run afterward. Just like their locations in Italy, All'Antico is small but they do have a small collection of bar seats, some of which overlook the staff as they're making your sandwich. Be mentally prepared though to take it to go depending on how busy it is. Parking sucks too; there's street parking only, but if you come on Sunday you don't have to pay. Every so often now, we'll make the 30 minute drive just to relive that slice of Italy we experienced nearly 2 years ago. Thankfully, not a lot of people recognize how good this place is yet, as the lines aren't crazy long like they are in Italy. For all the other Yelpers in on it too, let's keep it our little secret for now.

Pretty good spot I'd recommend to friends. Came on a Saturday 12:30pm, there was just 1-2 parties…read moreahead of me in line. I was surprised there weren't more people! Lunch rush came around 1:30pm. The workers were kind and helpful, each working diligently to complete everyone's order timely. I ordered the Mamma Mia, Dante, New Yorker--with Dante coming out as my fav. Shoutout to their truffle sauce, light yet not overbearing! Loved to see how they only use focaccia that just come out of the oven, and they cut your sandwich's meat from the meat hunk on an order basis. Very fresh, never greasy. I thought the Dante and Mamma Mia could improve by adding just one more ingredient as a cherry on top, like a sort of nut (walnuts, pine nuts) or something that helps the sandwich spark. Would love to see a bit more arugula too. No public bathroom--closest one is probably Hmart across the street (needs a code). Parking is metered, but there's free neighborhood parking 1-2 blocks away if you're able to find a spot. There's a few seats (5-6) and a standing bar around the perimeter of the store. Also, the drinks are money but you can ask for a water cup for free.

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All'Antico Vinaio - Inside

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All'Antico Vinaio - LA Broadway (without arugula and zucchini but mortadella added)

LA Broadway (without arugula and zucchini but mortadella added)

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Daybird - Cod Sando and Szechuan Hot Chicken Sando

Daybird

4.4(548 reviews)
1.1 miWestlake
$$

Daybird is one of my favorite spots to get a fried chicken sandwich because of the spices they use…read morein the batter. The chicken breast is not only perfectly crunchy and seasoned but it is way bigger than the bun. I joke saying that the bun is a handle for the chicken breast. The spices go great with the sweet Asian slaw. The fries are also very good- perfect crisp. The spot is small. There is only a counter on the wall to eat. Parking is available in the lot as well as their underground parking structure. Service is great. The guys behind the counter were very chill and friendly.

I suppose I'll be hunting for other fish sandwiches in LA. Second time here, 0 for 2 on fish…read more Today we stopped by around 12:30 (they open at noon)... aaaand they're closed? Open on Google, open on Yelp, no notice on any of these platforms or Instagram unless all they did was post a now-expired story which isn't very helpful. There's some vague post saying something to the effect of: great news, they aren't closing and are opening a new location! Is this instead of the Silver Lake one? In addition to? It takes literally less than a minute for the business owner to change Google business hours to CLOSED--I do this for my workplace--which is significantly less than what potential customers spend driving here. Another guy and his family might've come up from Riverside to a closed door. Hopefully they actually live here and weren't in LA just for this!

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Daybird - Szechuan Hot Chicken Sando

Szechuan Hot Chicken Sando

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Mamie

Mamie

4.4(502 reviews)
4.3 mi
$$

Got these sandwiches to cater an event and they were great…read more Came presented nicely in a display box with a cute explanation. Sandwiches are well sized. The bread is super fresh and tasty. I got the caprese, which was the fan favorite. The monaco (tuna sandwich), which was spicy and tasty. I also got the fiorelli which didn't seem like as much of a crowd pleaser but was still decent. Myself and some others were not a fan of the lemon preserve but with those removed the sandwiches were great.

I got the Viale de Guanciale (instead of the Viale de Parma bc I'm more partial to guanciale) and…read moremy boyfriend got the Colucci. Both sandwiches were wrapped very nicely and so so good! I preferred my sandwich because I loved the crunch from the pistachios and the sweetness that came from the jam. It was a good size - I only ate about half and saved the rest for later. I originally thought that the amount of guanciale was lacking but it was still an overall well balanced sandwich so I didn't mind while eating. I enjoyed the mushrooms that came in the Colucci but wanted more of the eggplant flavor to come through. For both, I could tell the quality of the ingredients itself and the freshness of the bread - which is KEY! I also got a nutella canelé (which I've never tried) and that was the perfect sweet treat to end off my meal. DEF RECOMMEND! Before you even come in, you can smell the focaccia baking. I came here on a Saturday around 11am and there was no line - it took about 10 minutes to get my sandwiches and there was ample seating inside and out. Street parking was fine - metered and non metered spots all around. Would come again if i'm in the area!!

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Mamie - Viale Di Parma

Viale Di Parma

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The Heights Deli & Bottle Shop 2 Glassell Park - The heights

The Heights Deli & Bottle Shop 2 Glassell Park

4.5(192 reviews)
4.4 miGlassell Park
$$

Easy. Fast. Satisfying…read more And...Mom approved! I didn't want to make dinner after a long day at work and then running my kid to an activity. It was getting late, so while I waited for the kid in the car at their activity, I went on The Heights website found an order form and placed an order for some sammies all in 5 minutes. I didn't even ask the hubs or the vegetarian kid what they wanted. I went with what I thought they'd like. 15-minutes later, I was picking the sandwiches up at the walk-in only shop. There was no line and better yet, they were wrapped up and ready to go when I walked in. The smiling lady asked if I wanted napkins or utensils. They have case after case of cold drinks so we picked out a couple of drinks, paid for those and left. It was easy and fast. Enjoyed the yumminess at home. I normally would save a half for another meal but my "Pasadena" hit the spot that I finished it up all at once. Quality bread, meats, cheese, fillings aka all the ingredients...to boot! PS the kid loved theirs and so did the hub. Thanks for making dinner: easy and delicious! There are no pictures because it was too delicious to take the time out and take any. Just order.

The sandwiches here are DELICIOUS!! I've been getting the sichel st for my co workers and I, in the…read morepast and we always love the food! Service is always super quick and all the workers that I've interacted with have been super nice and friendly! It is definitely a grab and go experience, no real seating area but the food makes up for it! First time I tried their pasta and it was amazing! Everything was clearly made fresh to order and portions are generous! Thanks so much for the amazing meals!

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Henrietta - FRIED BROCCOLINI

Henrietta

4.9(40 reviews)
2.0 miWestlake

We went to Henrietta with our friends Cindy K. and Will S. when we all had babysitting on a…read moreThursday night. There were no reservations available near 7:00, our preferred time, so we decided to try our luck walking in. We were pleased to find free lot parking and a light crowd, and got a table for four, no problem. It was a high top near the door, probably not the best table in the house, but it suited our purposes just fine. The restaurant was charming, cute and small with a European wine bar by way of Echo Park vibe. (The location is not what I tend to think of as Echo Park, but if you've been to the Clark Street, it's on that same stretch.) I guess it's a sandwich shop by day and an elegant bistro by night. It must be at least a little trendy because at one point a very made-up woman came in and recorded footage of the dining room on her phone (please tell me if you see me on TikTok). Service was great. We had a helpful, handsome waiter (another sign this is a trendy spot) who talked movies with us and attended to all our needs. We got a couple bottles of a French red blend, the Domaine La Grange Tiphaine Touraine "Ad Libitum," and enjoyed a fun, relaxing dinner. The menu was short, everything made to share, and we got eight of the twelve dishes (I'm counting the bread and accompaniments as one). Portions were on the small side, but no one left hungry, and the food was delicious. The bread was not free, but it was fantastic. Fresh Clark Street baguette, presumably from the bakery next door. We ordered two and added the cultured butter and chicken liver. The butter was rich, creamy, and yellow, and the liver might have been the best dish of the night. It was velvety and flavorful, finished with scallion, pickled onion, and some kind of jammy, vinegary sauce. The bluefin tuna crudo was firm and silky, served with blood orange, knob onion, and Fresno chile. The ricotta dumplings made a warm, rustic dish, soft and delicate in a dark broth with morel, English pea, shaved cacciocavallo cheese, and Madeira. We had a nice snap pea and avocado salad with tangerine, endive, and buttermilk, and two excellent vegetable dishes from the sidesy part of the menu. Fried broccolini came with green chile, honey, yogurt, and mint; grilled asparagus with pistachio, dukkah, and tahini. On the more substantial side, the rigatoni was quite good, doughy pasta with short rib, Bloomsdale spinach, Banyuls (a fortified wine), and pecorino. And the vermillion rock cod was rock solid, a beautifully cooked piece of fish served with cucumber, lime, pepita, and zhoug. We had a lovely time at this new restaurant and I'd be happy to go back, both for dinner and for the lunchtime sandwiches, which look outstanding. Henrietta is an elegant little place, well worth visiting for a leisurely night out.

First of all, the staff is amazing. They were super friendly and had great recommendations…read more I forgot to take pictures of my food because I was so hungry lol but everything was SO good. We got the broccolini, squash, potatoes, and the ricotta dumplings. The flavors on everything were amazing. My favorites were the dumplings and the broccolini. Would definitely come back again. P.S if you get the dumplings, get the side of sourdough for the broth. It's worth it!

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LaSorted's - Pepperoni

LaSorted's

4.2(336 reviews)
2.0 miSilver Lake
$$
Locally owned & operated
Family-owned & operated

service was great! even gave me a drink on the house, the food was good. Though the pizza sauce was…read morea little spicy for my taste, the wings are supurb. I like the decoration and the stylized name of the pizza as "pies" and I like how they have easy ordering online, I didn't use that for my order but I can imagine from the effort put into the food it should be good

Hey Dodgers fans... Looking for a great spot before, during, after every Dodgers Home & Away game?…read more then you got to check out LaSorted's! Chicken wings, pizza, focaccia sandwiches, beer, wine, and a friendly staff makes this a perfect spot for everyone. Located on Broadway, in Chinatown near Dodgers Stadium, LaSorted's isn't just a "Dodgers Joint"! It's a family friendly (dogs too) kinda of place that everyone wished they had in their own neighborhood. Opened a few years ago by Tommy Brockert, an accomplished photographer and avid consumer of wings and pizza, LaSorted's has the feel of a Dodgers Hangout, mixed together with a little Rock-n-Roll nostalgia. Beside Tommy and his team, the real stars of LaSorted's is the food. Wings are outstanding and come in several flavors. We tried the Garlic Parm, Lemon Pepper (with clarified butter), and Buffalo Lemon Pepper wings and candidly, we couldn't ranked them as they were all very tasty. Good size wings that were seasoned and cooked to perfection. Although I wanted to try the mortadella with pistachio, burrata, pistachio cream on baked focaccia bread sandwich (next time), we elected to try their pizza. Unlike most joints, LaSorted's sells their pizza by the pie or slice, which made it convenient for us to try the pepperoni and Upside Down Mamba. Both slices were terrific, but the Mamba stole the show by its pure simplicity! The tomato sauce on this slice of pie is good enough to eat by itself in a bowl. Tommy sat next to us and shared a bit of his story and how his friends and relatives supported him on his inaugural journey to open LaSorted's. Believe me, it couldn't happen to a nicer individual! No photos for this review, we were too busy eating and having a great time. I'll be sure to take a few the next time I visit LaSorted's and I just pray that Tommy and team will open one in my neighborhood soon!

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Open Market - sandwiches - Updated May 2026

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