Mashie's Pub & Eatery Update

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With the State & Health Department saying that Customers are not
allowed to come inside for service. Mashies Pub & Eatery is planning on
opening for Curbside Service from 11AM – 2PM & 5PM – 8PM starting
tomorrow March 17th till Sunday March 22nd. Since customers are not
allowed into our restaurant, we are asking that customers call in their
order and provide payment over the phone, we are working on a tablet
system to possibly take Credit Cards at their vehicle.

We will be limiting our menu to just Starters, Wraps, Burgers, Soups, &
Pub Classics. Unfortunately, no Salads, Entrees, Flatbreads, or
Desserts.

We will be closed all day on Monday March 23rd to do a deep cleaning of
our restaurant to ensure that we are taking every step necessary for our
customer's protection until this the situation is solved.

We are going to evaluate the situation on Monday March 23rd and will
update everyone with our plans for Tuesday March 24th until Monday March
30th.

We have instructed our employees to stay home if they feel sick or are
having flu-like symptoms. We ask that you please do the same. We all
need to do our part to combat this unfortunate situation.

Sunset Hills Golf Course will stay open (weather pending) until we are
notified otherwise but we assure you, we are taking every step necessary
to ensure our customer's safety.

Thank you for supporting Mashie's Pub & Sunset Hills Golf Course

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