GrrChe

We ordered the Cheese Burger Grill ($ 7.50): An Angus Burger on Texas Toast with the works, served with a bag of potato chips. My colleague really liked it; he gave it an 8.5 out of 10. The burger was definitely tasty, but I would have expected it to be $ 1or $ 2 cheaper. But maybe that is just my old school attitude that a cheeseburger from a food truck should not cost almost $ 8.
Let’s do a bit of price comparison: At Ruby Tuesdays their Lunch Classic Cheeseburger is $ 7.99 and is served with French fries. Their Dinner Classic Cheeseburger is $ 9.99 and is served with your choice of two sides. At Ruby Tuesday’s you will get more food, but I have to say you will miss out on the amazing taste provided by Grr Che’s Cheese Burger Grill. Having tasted both, I must say Ruby Tuesday’s burger is not on Grr Che’s level.

My office building just started arranging for food trucks to come once a week and GrrChe was a hit! The line was about 15 minutes long and everyone seemed to be devouring their grilled cheese sandwiches! The guy I was eating lunch with got the burger with mac n cheese and said it was excellent! I went with the turkey grilled cheese and added bacon because, well, life’s too short not to eat bacon! It was really filling and I even saved half of it for later. If you’re looking for a gourmet take on this all american classic sandwich, try GrrChe!

Unfortunately, the wait was just not worth it for this truck. They were downtown at Pratt for the Ravens festival along with multiple food trucks. Friends of mine went to other trucks with longer lines and were ready long before I was even close to getting called. It must have been at least 30 minutes… maybe even longer. I got the mac & cheese grilled cheese and it was okay, but nothing amazing. It also doesn’t come with anything and for that price, I could go to one of the surrounding restaurants and get something more substantial. The worst part about my experience was that they were understaffed and the person taking orders had to help prep sandwiches. I literally saw her handling money — with gloves on — and then switch to buttering bread. Just the most unsanitary thing I had to witness and won’t be going back.

Healthy: NO Delicious: YES
I enjoyed the lobster mac & cheese cone which had the perfect gooeyness and was not too greasy. I do wish it had more lobster. This is a great choice every now and then when you see them in the area or at a festival. I would not drive out of the way to get this though.

I really enjoyed my grilled onion. This was sweet, salty and savory. Everything was perfectly grilled. I had sourdough bread, grilled red onion, bacon and cheese. Definitely worth the $ 8.50. Finished it two hours ago and I’m still telling people about it.

The Mac and cheese burger on Texas toast was pretty tasty. It was also very juicy. Overall it’s a decent burger and the food truck takes credit cards.

Today, my co-​worker and I decided to venture out to the food trucks for lunch. Someone in our office was describing what we thought sounded like a delectable concoction. Crab on cone! Yes!
Unfortunately, we got the wrong truck. The products were overpriced and the food was absolutely disgusting. If I could rate this truck a zero, I would give it a negative billion. I felt like my taste buds were raped (for a lack of better expression). EWWWWW!!!
I got the caribbean crab cone. It was an awful bland mixture of crab and mangos. There was no seasoning at all!!! I’m still pissed because it cost so much. My co-​worker got the lobster cone and she said it was awful too. She said it tasted like plain-​boiled mac and cheese, unseasoned lobster with a sprinkle of cheese on it.
On to the next, we plan of going to the right truck very soon. They gave us the name of the correct vendor: Gypsy Queen. I’ll be writing a review of this vendor soon. I hope that I’m not as dissatisfied with them.
In essence, don’t Go!!! Save your Money!!!

Now that spring is here, it’s festival season! It seems like every week there is an outdoor festival that you don’t want to miss. The great thing about these festivals, there are often food trucks there! After walking around a festival for a bit my friend and I were hungry and in the mood for something small to share. Fortunately the GrrChe food truck was there to satisfy our hunger.
Because we were sharing something, our options were limited to what we both like. We decided on a simple grilled cheese on sourdough bread with cheddar cheese. While this sandwich was incredibly basic, it was also very delicious. And a great sign of other delicious offerings this truck has. The bread was crispy and toasted to perfection with the perfect amount of ooey-​gooey cheese between the slices. I can’t wait to go back and try another grilled cheese.
If you’re out and about and spot the GrrChe truck, I would highly recommend stopping and trying a grilled cheese, you won’t be disappointed.

I tried GrrChe during a food truck rally held at UMB. The first 400 people who attended received five dollar vouches, so the lines were long for all the food trucks (which is totally understandable). That being said, the line at GrrChe was insanely long. I felt like I committed though and was in the mood for grilled cheese, so I waited. And waited. And waited. I don’t quite understand what took so long for grilled cheese, but eventually I got my grilled cheese and tomato basil soup.
While it was nothing spectacular, my meal was pretty tasty. You can’t really go wrong with grilled cheese and tomato basil soup! Without the voucher though, the total was almost ten dollars. not worth it. Also, my co-​worker ordered a plain grilled cheese with two types of cheeses, but they gave her a mac and cheese grilled cheese.
Overall, not terribly impressed.

Food trucks are among my favorite Baltimore staples. Here is a fantastic food truck with a unique idea. I had the lobster mac and cheese food cone because I wanted to see what it entailed — best decision I’ve made for lunch all summer. Keep it up guys.

This is a food truck that specializes in variations of grilled cheese. They have ones with seafood, bacon, etc. and they come with a Utz bag of chips
Got the BCT (bacon cheddar tomato). For 9 bucks I was hoping it would be amazing and out of this world but it was nothing special. Seemed like something I could get anywhere else and for cheaper too. Should have listened to the reviews.

Enjoyed the grilled cheese experience at the Locus Point Food Truck Festival! Very friendly staff and awesome grilled cheeses at reasonable prices!
I enjoyed the Jalapeño Popper — Roasted Jalapenos, Sour Cream, Pepper jack Cheese, and Applewood Smoked Bacon.
Then we went back for the Plain & Simple! YUMO

Went to the Food Truck Gathering at the BMI last Friday and after browsing around all the trucks, GrrChe beat out the competition. Got the jalapeño popper: halved jalapenos, cream cheese, and pepper jack. Since we’re veggie, held the bacon and they took a dollar off the price. A sandwich, chips, and a pickle for 6 bucks? Not bad at all. It was delicious, tasted just like a jalapeño popper! The pickle was good too.

I was looking for something safe for the baby to eat at the gathering last night. What’s safer and more traditional than a grilled cheese?! I ordered him the new cheese burger grill with american cheese and no toppings (lettuce, tomato, etc.). I was expecting a grilled cheese with ground beef throughout. What I got was a cheese burger between two slice of sourdough with a bit of butter on the outside and tossed on the grill for 2 seconds. The burger had been cooked separately. If I had known I was ordering a cheese burger on bread, I would have picked something else. Don’t get me wrong, it was good, but not worth the $ 8. My son ate about ¹⁄₃ of it and my husband and I tried a few bites. Nothing bad, but nothing special that I couldn’t make at home.

Recently checked them out at a gathering, and went with their spicy shrimp grilled cheese. It was a good blend, avocado mayo, with spicy sriracha infused shrimp on a sourdough bread all coming together with melted cheese. It was worth the $ 9 price tag.
Their service was goo, they accept credit-​cards, no minimum, it didn’t take too long to be prepared, and they also give a free bag of classic UTZ Kettle chips.
Finding their truck normally isn’t too hard, its large, white and has awesome grilled cheese sandwiches on it. 3 — stars!

My first Baltimore food truck experience was a decent one, and the fact that it was a dreary day after a 3 day weekend mandated something comforting like grilled cheese, so it gets a star for simply filling this desire :)
As a cheap pescatarian, I was not going to go for the $ 17 lobster mac and cheese, $ 15 (I think) lobster roll or $ 12 crab cake for a lunch between class and work, so I was left with the plain ol’ cheese, tomato and bread. I did decide to make it a combo for $ 7.50 with the crab soup (+$ 0.50 for the tomato, and 48 cents for tax).
The cheddar and tomato grilled cheese on multi-​grain was tasty, and I was expecting the slight sogginess, even though it went from the truck to my mouth in about 5 minutes. Taking a piping hot sandwich and putting it in paper/​foil will steam it a little more. The cheddar and multi-​grain tasted like nothing special, but the tomato was sliced perfectly so it didn’t melt into a sopping mess. The crab soup was mediocre at best, but was fine to dip the soup into; it just didn’t have too much crab and tasted pretty bland, a little salt would have made a big difference.
The Big Cheese truck in DC, while I have not personally tasted any of its products, prides itself on artisan cheese, so I was expecting the same from this truck. For the price I paid, I don’t think that I will be going out of my way for a repeat trip any time soon.

Not awful, not great.
The idea of this truck sounds amazing. The execution was a little disappointing.
I got the BCT and a cup of soup.
The soup was Tomato Garlic. It smelled fine, it’s color was odd. The taste was okay. It wasn’t Campbell’s, it wasn’t Panera, but it did seem fresh, just on the thin side and could have used more tomato flavor.
The BCT is a Bacon, Cheddar, & Tomato grilled cheese. All components were fine and fresh, but it was sort of lacking in cheese content. Some of the other reviews referenced too much cheese, but that wasn’t my experience. Too little cheese! I expect a grilled cheese to be bound together, but this sandwich fell apart if I wasn’t paying attention.
The pickle was great though, and my apple was forgotten.
Bottom line, I was disappointed on my first go round, but they have so many choices, I’ll definitely try them out again and hope for a better experience on round 2 (and I’ll skip the soup). Hoping that the «fancier» sandwiches are better!

I get a kick hunting & spotting food trucks. Big, bright, gaudy, gas guzzling purveyors of foodie fare bounding about Baltimore. They’re cheesy looking, but they’re fun.
Grrche’s is the cheesiest of all. Menu items include a Pulled Grill ($ 7.75) sammich with mac & cheese, pork, and cheddar, a Turkey Melt ($ 7.00) with honey mustard, avocado & Swiss, and The Caribbean Grill ($ 6.50) boasting mango salsa, honey mustard & Swiss. Grrche’s proud claim to fame is gourmet cheesy.
Thanks to Twitter, I nailed them at Fayette & Holliday Sts. Sometimes they’re at UMD. Sometimes they’re at Commerce St near the cheesy/​touristy Inner Harbor =)
My Crab Delight ($ 10) sammich was quite light on lump crab cake. It’s Texas toast sodden. Thin slices of tomato peeked, but got lost under it’s Monterey Jack. Nicely seasoned crab. But no big bang for my bucks.
My Croque-​monsieur ($ 7.50) sans sauce faired better with a decadent dose of velvety melted Swiss over thick-​sliced deli ham on firm, toasty Parmesan crusted sourdough. But it’s slivers of sliced peaches proved imperceptible. Swamped by the Swiss. Still enjoyable. I’d get it again.
One can get plain & simple Sharp Cheddar, Monterey Jack, and American grilled cheese sammiches on white, rye, wheat, marble, or multi-​grain. But why would you? At least add bacon ($ 1.00).
Grrche gave me a tasty ton of cheesiness boosted a tad or two above Daddy’s tired old grilled cheese. But not so «Gouda» as to make me do back flips.
Sorry. I know. That was cheesy =(

With all the recent buzz, I had been dying to try some grub from one of these infamous food trucks… my first experience was NOT disappointing. I went to lunch with a few co-​workers and purchased the Crab Delight. It was ABSOLUTELY delicious.
I would love to give Grrche 4 stars, but my pickle spear was soggy (I’m a bit of a pickle snob). No crunch? No 4^th star.

While SX and I were at the Gathering, we saw this truck, but didn’t get to try any of its offerings since we were stuffed from the other trucks. The menu looked intriguing and seemed pretty popular with the Gathering crowd due to the long lines.
I was excited to see the GrrChe truck right by my workplace. For a bit less than $ 7 (which I think is quite a lot for a cheese sandwich), I got the Caribbean Grilled Cheese with came with a pickle and a choice of side (apple or a bag of Utz plain chips). The Caribbean Grill consisted of Italian bread, mango salsa, honey mustard, and swiss cheese.
The combination itself was pretty good. I was a bit sad when I opened my sandwich to find that the flat top grilled crust had already gotten all soggy from a 2 block walk and the sandwich was pretty misshapened. The bread wasn’t true Italian bread; it’s the white bread loaf topped with sesame seeds you find at the grocery store. I wished they used a higher quality bread and/​or thicker sliced bread. The mango salsa was the major key component to this sandwich. The pickle was a nice touch, had nice flavor, but lacked that snap and crunch I look forward to biting in a pickle.
I think they do take credit cards because on their window had an intuit sticker stating that they can take various major credit cards.