"Behold, we have pretzels, and in a mall setting such as Garden State Plaza, it's worth a detour if you've wanted a decent snack. This is one of three locations in the mall: two are located on opposite ends of Macy's (the north one is a food stand, the south is a typical building almost similar to food court shops, and the third is in the lower level not too far from the first two). All three locations share the same characteristics with the other: near-open kitchen in a compact space, plenty of pretzels prepared beforehand, and fountain drinks/juices ready to be dispensed, and for those with a keen sense of smell, a faint scent of salt/hot dogs/cinnamon. The menu is the same as other Wetzel's Pretzel locations, not much variety is done here. Classic pretzels can be done (salted or non-salt, buttered or non-butter), flavored with either cinnamon, sour cream and onion, or almond bits. Cheese pretzels such as original, with pepperoni, garlic, jalapeño. Their signature Wetzel Dogs (pretzel dough wrapped around a beef hot dog), with cheese or jalapeños, even mini versions. Wetzel bitz (bite size versions of their pretzels) in various flavors, and drinks such as lemonade or juice blends. There's also dipping sauces such as pizza sauce, caramel, and different cheeses. All are pretty affordable in terms of the mall (where high end places thrive), but it does feel a bit inflated since you're in a place like this. At the end of the day, there's 3 Wetzel's Pretzels in GSP, all of them serve almost similar food to nearly the same reception. I personally don't fancy them, and would very much like authentic pretzels rather than these, but I'm well aware those are available elsewhere. Whether it's a quick meal, something cheap, or you need a dose of sugar/salty treats, it's there to please, but it's just something I don't feel good about these days. Maybe next time?"
