Steve Buresh's Cheesecake Store

It is definitely a very novel idea to have different kinds of cheesecakes in a mason jar that you can eat from directly. Also, the people working there and the service is really nice. Those are the two reasons that I gave them three stars. Now the reasons for the missing two stars... I went there many years back. I remember that at that time, their focus was mainly on the mason jar cheesecake which is their main specialty and claim to fame. When I went this time, I realized it has turned into a sandwich shop as well. The mason jars were still there but not as many varieties as I remember and definitely not the focal point. They also had cheesecake in regular triangle shape in small plastic containers also. All of that is fine, but the fact that now each of the mason jar cheesecake or even the other cheesecake container is over $7.50 each, did not sit right with me. I still decided to give it a chance and purchased a couple for me and my son to sit there and enjoy. Eating the cheesecake, I realized it did not taste anything special. My son said the same. It was just "ok". Bottom line: I took off the two stars for taste not being great and the price being unreasonable IMHO. My humble advice, FWIW, would be for the owner to consider going back to their focus back in the early days of perfecting the mason jar cheesecakes and offering them at a reasonable price.

Not great. My sandwich was pretty good. The other three we got were not. Really expensive. Grilled cheese; cheese not melted? Got a milk shake it was room temp and was the consistency of water. Pizza was not cooked long enough and not good. Im sorry to say priced like a high end deli sandwich shop and was mediocre at best.

First time. Sandwich selection was good and the cheesecake flavors were plentiful. Ordered a sandwich and a wrap, and one cheesecake jar. After a significant wait for our food, we were provided the wrong order. After another wait, or food was served with an apology. The food was average. The wrap was dry and fell apart in my hands, creating a very sloppy experience. The cheesecake jar was a delicious ending to the meal. Overall, it was significantly expensive for such an average to below meal experience.

Hands down awesome offerings, i go for the sweets personally. Cheese cake push pops are a hit with the kiddos, only way i can get them to eat cheese cake. I do miss not having cheese cake halves available on super short notice, like driving to the shop and walking in and buying a half. I have had most of the flavors offered and some limited run also, have yet to find a mediocre one. I been around to other local family owned cake shops and they dont hold a fork to this deliciousness

I've been a customer here for years, specifically for their cheesecake jars, but this last time I went I was really dissatisfied. Not only were the jars notably smaller for the same price as before, but the cheesecake didn't seem to be the same quality. Unfortunately going to be reconsidering going here to buy cheesecake.

We got 3 cheesecakes and a sandwich. Sandwich was really good. Cheesecake were ok. I would still prefer cheesecake factory. But concept of cake in jar is fun. The Graham cracker crust is different than others. It has Sandy texture hence they need d jar instead of a slice. But tasty. Staff was very nice.