Miss L's Sandwich Shop — Restaurant in Acworth

I was really looking forward to trying this place. I have only been in the area a short time and just noticed this shop. It looked cute and quaint and I love to support local any chance I can get. Right when I went in, I told the girl this was my first time coming there and asked a few questions about the sandwich. I ordered the #9 no lettuce and tomato. Wait time was good, pretty much in and out. Drove back to my office, opened up my sandwich and there was L&T. Although an inconvenience to drive back, I wasn't upset as mistakes do happen! I went back and told them my sandwich wasn't supposed to have L&T and it did - the reaction I got from the younger lady "just scrape it off" - I do not know if she was talking to me or the other lady behind the counter, either way unacceptable. Then while making my sandwich she says "do you have an allergy or something" - again, that is not the point. Bottom line, my order was not correct. I am not a "karen" and didn't complain or anything, I just wanted the sandwich I ordered. As for the sandwich, it wasn't bad, but nothing more than I could have made at home, will do that going forward. A little pricy in my opinion for what you get. Again, I would have been back to support a local business with the order being wrong, and the sandwich being basic - but I was very much made to feel I did something wrong. All I did was purchase a sandwich and took it back for not being correct - could have been handled WAY different. Unfortunately I will not be back. On another note - GO TO CENTER STREET TAVERN right behind them - GREAT FOOD AND...

If you are like me and have never entered these doors, but passed by curiously -Please take the time to go on in.I met a friend for lunch at another very popular restaurant very close by. We entered the other establishment and were rudely ignored for several moments. We decided they didn't apparently want or need our business and we turned and left. She suggested Miss L's & I eagerly agreed. Nestled in a cool, historic building in downtown Acworth, this wonderful eatery is bursting with surprises. First off, the menu. Just take a look, then step to the side and try to make up your mind. Its a difficult decision. We aren't talking about a simple ham and cheese or pb& j here. These are gourmet, original recipe sandwiches on fresh bread of your choosing. The number 16 is my absolute favorite sandwich, but i plan on trying many more. My friend, overwhelmed with the menu choices, simply ordered a BLT. You can't get any plainer than that, right? Well somehow the ladies here turned that into the best tasting bacon, lettuce and tomato sandwich ever constructed! They also have wonderful, fresh tasting chocolate chip cookies. The service is, let's say "brisk", but efficient & not UNfriendly- just all business. Miss L herself can be seen at the first table sometimes, her warm smile is ever present. 2 or 3 small tables out front provide the perfect patio seating on a nice day. Shops are all around including boutiques and antiques to suit your fancy. I love Miss L' s! A true hidden treasure in historic downtown Acworth. You...

The initial experience walking up is what you would want for a small town sandwich shop. You walk up to a small storefront with a cute sign and as you walk in the women behind the counter are busy prepping and working. With current times the lack of gloves/masks was disconcerting but it's a relatively small town so I gave them a pass. The woman that greeted me was polite enough and bluntly walked me through the process of ordering including bread options etc. As I watched them prepare the food I realized most of the product was grocery store bought/pre prepared and considering the pricing of $8.95 for a sandwich + 3.50 for soup the amount of product I received was lackluster. I can get over that if the food is good, spoiler, it's not worth the cost. The avocado on the sandwich I received was not sliced avocado as I expected but a mediocre mass production spread from a plastic container. The bacon and meats are about as general as you can get being boars head. They're definitely good meats but not enough to make up for the other issues. Also the sweet tea I ordered tasted like someone had brewed the tea with a few pieces of chewed mint gum in the strainer. Overall review: if you would like the taste of a cheap homemade sandwich with decent meats that you could make for a fraction of the cost but have the money to blow this...