The website mentions that menu will vary from location to location, but the Las Vegas location has an almost completely different menu. The menu I saw seemed a lot more indulgent and nearly every sandwich had bacon on it. My friend had the meatloaf sandwich which had several slices of bacon on it. I tried some of the meatloaf and it was average tasting. I had the shrimp salad sandwich. I didn't read the menu carefully enough and was surprised to find the shrimp salad had bacon bits in it. The sandwich was good though and had a lot of shrimp in it. The roll they used was very good although I didn't like that they used warm bread for a cold sandwich. I liked my shrimp salad a little better than the meatloaf (to be fair I only tried the meatloaf by itself instead of as part of a sandwich), but neither item really made an impression on me. They were average tasting sandwiches made with noticeably above average ingredients. At nearly $10 each, I would say they were on the expensive side, but for the location and quality I wouldn't consider it grossly overpriced.
My friend had his as a combo ($15 for sandwich, bag of chips, fruit, and a drink). I had a small soup and a cup of water with my sandwich for a total of $13. Someone had mentioned they charge for cups of water, but I'm not sure if I was or not. The New England clam chowder was pretty good. There were a lot of clams and the small was a decent sized serving. $13 for a cup of really good chowder and an above average sandwich seems like a better deal than the combo to me (but I don't like potato chips). This isn't a place I'm dying to rush back to, but I'd eat there again if I'm in the area.