This meal was heavy. My Reuben was greasy, and though there appeared
to be cheese on both top and bottom, the bread on the bottom was soggy. I don't
know whether this was partially because the sandwich sat for a good five minutes
on the serving tray before it was delivered to me. Also, my Reuben seemed very salty,
with not much sauerkraut taste. The meat was of decent quality, though.
Though Thousand Island was advertised in the menu, there wasn't a drop of dressing
on the sandwich. The waitress never seemed to be around, so I didn't get to ask
for more dressing. The waitress would get a C- for service, but the guys who were
refilling drinks brought the average to a B.
The presentation was...pretty much like I'd serve it at home. Plate, sandwich, bowl
of cole slaw. No artsy stuff here. I expected more.
And speaking of cole slaw, it, too, was heavy. The taste at first bite was good,
but then the tongue realized exactly how mayonnaise-y the dressing was and it was
slow going after that. That was a shame, because it would have been a dynamite cole
slaw had it had half the mayo in the dressing.
Overall, I doubt that I would head to to Cozy again anytime soon.