Keg & Cork

My expectations were not met. The location is terrific, the atmosphere is welcoming, the beer selection is average and the food leaved something to be desired.
I ordered a Reuben sandwich and a side of sweet potato fries. The marbled rye was toasted and good sized. I opened the sandwich to find almost no meat. I asked the waitress to bring out an additional side of corned beef which she had no problem with.  If the sandwich came with double the meat I would have had no issue.

Service was slow, but the rate of time in which we were serviced and all the things in between was just way too long. Some of the guys I was with had the party pretzel, some burgers, some wings, these were all good. However, the Philly Cheesesteak was TERRIBLE. Let me begin that the meat tasted good, but was more of a charcoal type grilled steak versus the traditional flat-grilled strips. Secondly the cheese, if there was any I would have tasted it, and it was of the whiz variety...GARBAGE. Apparently it was their in-house cheese sauce, but there was none of it on my cheesesteak. The other guy that got a cheesesteak got an extra cup of the cheese sauce they put on it and he said it just disappeared, that he couldn't taste an extra 4oz cup of the nasty whiz.  Lastly, the steak-roll it was on was mediocre, just a plain jane roll, no real flavor in it.  Oh and the fries were disgusting, twice or thrice fried fries, literally just a shell of what was once a potato and the rest was grease.

P.S.
The ONLY reason it gets two stars is because of the other guys' meals were good.

Drinks - way over priced.  I am not spending $8.50 on an appletini anywhere.....

Food - no idea why they have to give the food goofy irish names when it is not irish.  Bangers and mashed (english) their version however was sausage bought premade they grilled it and very ok mashed potatos.  My husband had the corned beef sandwich that for the money all I can say is "WHERE"S THE BEEF".  It was huge pieces of bread but was more like a grilled cheese with a little corned beef and sauerkraut.  If it says corned beef sandwich it should be about the corned beef.  Their "Wellington" is a flat iron steak (thin cut chuck steak).. that is not nor ever will be wellington which is done with fillet of beef.  The menu seems to be all about the burgers  again with the trying to be funny "Irish" names but as this is an IRISH PUB I would not expect it to be about the burgers.  They have a nacho they call irish because they use waffle fries in them but I don't feel anything can be called Irish with taco toppings and salsa.

I am not impressed whatsoever and I do not expect I will go back anytime soon.