grilled cheese grill

the grilled cheese grill is a food cart located in inner ne portland that serves up the traditional variety along with some added sandwiches to please everyone's palette. you really can't miss this cart with the big yellow school bus that sits on the corner of alberta and ne 10th ave. i love that they play non kid friendly music on the bus and all the graphic artwork along the ceiling and walls is something a child might have nightmares about while napping. it's kid friendly but alterna inspired just like the neighborhood it sits in. my favorite savory sandwich is called the southsider (pictured above) consisting of artichokes, sun-dried tomato, mozzarella and mushrooms on grilled sourdough bread for $5. there are plenty of picnic tables outside and a full size bus for seating so there is enough room to accommodate the crowds even when it's raining. why else do i love this place? well they have a cute guy named cameron working there although i can't guarantee he'll still be around by t

i have the song "puff, the magic dragon" stuck in my head. it's been there since about 6:30 tuesday night, when i ate dinner in a school bus. the grilled cheese grill opened on monday. an airstream-ish trailer, with a canopy attached. no ordinary food car

the grilled cheese website asks the very same question i had.  why not just stay at home and make my own grilled cheese sandwich? will it taste that different from homemade?  i ordered the one of the most basic of their grilled cheese

quick, inexpensive, yummy interesting combinations. i had basic grilled cheese. yummy. my friend had apple brie bacon on sourdough. delicious!

i had the baby cheesus. it was so yummy and satisfying. the grilled bread, melted cheese and burger were combined perfectly. it’s craveable goodness.

grilled cheese at its best it's that simple. when arriving ask what the special is. you can sit in a giant school bus but we chose the patio. the bread is grilled to perfection and tomatoes were fresh. come very hungry and try the cheesus. it's a foodies dream sandwich!

went there with our two kids and they loved it. the grilled cheeses definitely had a lot of butter which probably made it so good. we sat outside because the whether was great but the revamped school bus with all the yearbook pictures on the tables and counters was tempting. we will definitely be back.

how are the grilled cheese sandwiches? in a word: perfect. exactly the right amount of crunch, without being too greasy, with plenty of gooey cheese oozing out of the sides when you pull it apart. i had the woody , which is tillamook cheddar cheese, bacon, grilled onions, and mushrooms on white bread. we also ordered a cup of tomato soup on the side.

overall, it was a really solid grilled cheese sandwich, and did taste like the grilled cheese you loved as a kid. was it worth waiting for 20 minutes? probably not. but it's definitely worth trying if you can go on an off time when the line isn't crazy!

omg!!. best grilled cheese ever!!!

the shocker is delicious!

exceed my expectations!. i have heard good things about the grilled cheese grill. so, i took my college age son there for lunch yesterday. he had been there before and really liked it. we both had the b.l.t.g.c. i added the grilled onions on mine. it was very good. actually, it was great! both girls working the cart were friendly and helpful. being right on alberta, i didn't notice the traffic all that mush. it was mid week, so a weekend may be a little distracting. of coarse, the food is so good, i doubt i'd care.

darlings of the willamette week eat mobile festival and winners of the carty awards , who wouldn’t love grilled cheese grill? evoking buckets of nostalgia and warming your tummy as the best comfort food around, i’m not exaggerating when i say grilled cheese grill makes the best gooey grilled cheese sandwiches around. grilled cheese grill, alder pod cart, sw 10th and alder, portland, or grilled cheese grill operates three carts in portland, we stopped in at the downtown cart on 10th ave, part of the alder pod of food carts in the downtown core. this cart has a limited menu but the other two (larger) grilled cheese grills are on the other side of town. one thing is for sure, grilled cheese grill has dominated the portland street food scene by offering irresistible grilled cheese sandwiches to all types of diners from downtown office workers to the late

the grilled cheese grill is technically a food truck. but really, it’s much more than that. there is a truck, in which the food is ordered and prepared, but there is also an outdoor sitting area with tables, and a cool school bus/dining car where you can eat indoors.

this place brought out my inner fat kid