and it is filled with grilled cheese.
This is a (relatively) new restaurant in Catonsville that is right at my exit from the Beltway so i see it every night when i get home from work. I finally got a chance to try it last week and was so glad that i did.
Grilled Cheese & Co serves variations of toasted bread with cheese. It doesn't sound like an earth-shattering idea, but it is. Imagine a row of sandwich presses, each perfectly toasting your bread from edge to edge and the smell of cheese in the air.
sigh... it's wonderful
They have a small dining room with seating for about 40-50 that was immaculately clean. The menu is written on the wall and the prices are competitive with other sit-down sandwich places. I opted to sit at one of the 2 outdoor tables with umbrellas cause it was a lovely day and though the view is not exactly picturesque
Behold!
With my soda it was $9.50.
Plus, the sandwich was so good that i couldn't stop thinking about it and went back to get another 3 days later. If you aren't Jason (or a vegan), give Grilled Cheese & Co a chance. You'll be so happy you did.
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Mmmm, grilled blue cheese.
Amen, sister!
Testify to the grilley goodness!
You and your 4 boys (i count Stanley cause i'm sure he likes cheese) need to come visit to try this place.
It's worth it! I need to go back...SOON! About the cheese and Jason...Dash had better like him some cheesy goodness otherwise Mom will be upset!
Now I'm hungry. I may have to eat me a grilled and tomato and bacon sammich in the hospital cafe. Not as bad as you might think.
I love the fact that it's called not The Grilled Cheese Co. but Grilled Cheese & Co. The ampersand really makes it.
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