Picked up from here last night. Ordered the following for carryout. Jumbo Bavarian Pretzels, Shepherd's Pie with Rueben soup, Leprechaun Sliders (no pink).

Review. The pretzels are about the size of Auntie Ann's (for comparison), however for $8.95 I expected more cheese. The serving size is a small condiment cup something you would get mayo in, the mustard was in the same size dish. For us we had to skimp on the dipping or we would have run out. Serving size of cheese 2 points taste 4 points

The sliders were cooked as requested the taste was good, but nothing to write home about. the slider meat is nothing more than a regular round, flat patty cut into 4's, it appears as if cut after cooking. If I ordered again I would just get the Pub Burger, for $2 more) and cut it in quarters. Value 4 points, taste 3 points, presentation 2 points (I did not like the look of the quartered burger. I thought it looked cheap)

Shepard's Pie. This is what I was really looking forward to. I was kind of disappointed when ordering as I asked if, for my included soup, I could do Chili and they stated it would be a $4.95 upcharge. This is the same amount it is listed for on the menu if purchased on it's own.... so why would I want to substitute. I declined and ordered the Reuben soup. Let's start there. I would call this more of a corned beef soup with no dressing. I could not taste anything that seemed like saurkraut or russian (or thousand island) dressing. With that being said... the soup is delicious. Almost the reason to upgrade to 4 star review. However, the description is not on point. Taste 5 points, description 2 points.

Now for what I was looking forward to the most. The Shepard's Pie. technically this is Cottage Pie (ground beef was used, not lamb) but I knew that from the description so no worries. I was a little worried about this as it has celery listed as as ingredient. Celery is not my favorite. I do not like the crunch or stringiness. First bite told me that was not going to be a concern. I could not "taste" it at all (good thing for me). When I think of Shepard's pie I visualize two layers, mashed potatoes on top of a hearty meat based 'thickened stew' type base. this IS NOT like that at all. You get, from what I could detect 4 layers a base of potatoes, a thin layer of Shepard's Pie Gravy, repeat layers. Nothing at all what I was expecting. with that being said, the taste was very good. Value 2 points ( I feel like I paid $15.95 for mashed potatoes with a great tasting gravy), taste 4.5 points.

I would be willing to give this place another shot. Their corned beef (in the soup) was good. I would try a Rueben, Corned beef sandwich or Fish. I will write another review if I do.