Yep, the mac melt has homemade mac and cheese in it. Starting strong, people. Read more.
Why have nachos when you could eat them in sandwich form? The Not Cho Momma’s Grilled Cheese is filled with salsa, chips, jalapeño peppers, black beans and sour cream. Read more.
Guys, there’s cheese baked into the bread of Beckett's Original Grilled Cheese. This takes it to a whole new level. Read more.
You haven’t lived until you’ve tried the Ozark Monte Cristo with ham, Swiss and Havarti on jalapeño corn bread and topped with powdered sugar. You just haven’t. Read more.
The grilled cheese here is grilled cheese at its fanciest. Spicy sopressata with Italian fontina, pesto and broccoli rabe? We’re in. Read more.
Best news ever: The amazing grilled cheese is only $5 and it comes with chips. Read more.
The classic grilled cheese is anything but basic—there’s Swiss, provolone, Comté, Gruyère, Gouda and sharp cheddar on this baby.
Yep, that’s fried-chicken grilled cheese with waffles instead of bread. Have you ever seen anything more beautiful? Read more.
The only thing better than sinking your teeth into an epic grilled cheese with applewood-smoked cheddar? Rocking out to a live band at this Atlanta music venue while you’re doing it. Read more.
See? Amazing grilled cheese can be healthy. There’s artichoke and zucchini in there, so it’s basically a salad. Read more.
Ooh, we love when you guys melt cheese all over the bread and make the whole grilled cheese crispy. Read more.
What do you get when you stuff macaroni and cheese between two slices of bread? The best damn sandwich in Indiana, that’s what. Read more.
Prosciutto, cherry spoon fruit and blue cheese: a trio made in heaven. Read more.
This Overland Park bakery might look quaint, but it’s a grilled cheese mecca with some of the best sammies in the state. (And best of all, they’re made on homemade bread.) Read more.
You say Cubano, we say grown-up grilled cheese with pickles and ham. Read more.
Turkey, bacon and Gouda with mustard in the Big Easy? Oh, if you insist. Read more.
Treat yourself to the Crabby Melt, stuffed with Monterey Jack cheese and crab dip. Read more.
Don’t forget to order yours with avocado and a side of tots. Read more.
Um, it’s Oprah and Gayle’s favorite grilled cheese in the country. End of discussion. Read more.
Oh, just a lobster grilled cheese sandwich with a fried egg on top, NBD. Read more.
Whoa. One bite of the brisket grilled cheese with Sriracha and you’ll want to move down south. Read more.
The grilled cheese with cheddar, mozzarella and Fuji apple slices pairs perfectly with the dill pickle soup. (Yep, you heard us.) Read more.
Thanks to this Helena food truck, an ooey-gooey Monte Cristo just became lunch on the go. Read more.
We’re actually looking forward to a rainy day, so we can feel all cozy dunking the crispy grilled cheese in tomato soup. Read more.
Venture off the strip for Honey Salt's epic grilled cheese with aged cheddar. Read more.
One meatball ricotta with spinach, tomatoes and provolone, please. Read more.
Grilled cheese is this Morristown joint’s specialty, so it better be good. (Oh, and it is.) Read more.
Spot this truck in the streets of Albuquerque and you could be munching on the Dubliner, which features melty cheddar cheese, apple slices and bacon. Read more.
It doesn’t get much better than this, people. The Classic Melt, with a secret blend of Murray’s homemade cheeses, is a revelation—plain and simple. Read more.
Get the Southern Belle, with Brie, gorgonzola and homemade pear-and-onion marmalade on sourdough. Read more.
With an entire grilled cheese menu, this Fargo spot serves everything from the classic grilled cheese with American to mac and chorizo on cheddar-jalapeño corn bread. Read more.
You might want to bring some Tums because the Big Popper, with jalapeños, cheddar and herbed cream cheese battered and deep-fried with berry preserves, is a must-try. Read more.
Even if you’re not in the mood for the Big-Ass Grilled Cheese, try a salad with grilled-cheese croutons. Read more.
Guys, once a year the Eastburn holds a Grilled Cheese Invitational. Anyone want to take a road trip to Portland? Read more.
This stand in Philadelphia’s Reading Terminal Market is literally our idea of heaven. Keep it simple or try a seasonal sandwich…or try both? Read more.
The grilled cheese is stuffed with prosciutto, poached pear and basil pesto at this beloved Providence brunch spot. Don’t even look at the menu; just order the grilled cheese and creamy tomato soup. Read more.
Meat and veggie lovers, rejoice: The Meat Lovers Pita has bacon, ham, salami, tomatoes, green onion, avocado, and American and Gouda cheeses. We’re swooning. Read more.
What happens when a Le Cordon Bleu-trained chef opens her own grilled cheese truck? This happens. Read more.
Even if you don’t live in Sandy, check out this food truck, which travels all over northern Utah. Read more.
If you want real-deal Vermont cheddar, the Woodstock Farmers' Market is worth the trek. Read more.
Mmm, the Don Quixote, with Gouda, caramelized onions, oyster mushrooms, roasted red peppers and olive tapenade, haunts our dreams. Read more.
This Seattle cheese shop’s grilled cheese is so amazing, it might as well have invented it. (And you can even get it stuffed with the signature mac and cheese.) Read more.
This truck is delivering cheesy goodness throughout West Virginia. You might want to get extra napkins. Read more.
The Green Goddess Grilled Cheese is last-meal good. (Oh, and it comes with homemade tomato soup and Goldfish.) Read more.
After eating this grilled cheese on brioche, we’re never eating plain old white bread again. Read more.
If mixing and matching cheeses is an art, then the grilled cheese with Manchego, Murcia, Valdeón and goat cheese is a true masterpiece. Read more.
