Shares125Shares125Share with your friendsYour NameYour EmailRecipient EmailEnter a MessageI read this article and found it very interesting, thought it might be something for you. The article is called Cheap eats: The best grilled cheese in America and is located at https://www.cheaptickets.com/blog/2016/06/cheap-eats-the-best-grilled-cheese-in-america/.CaptchaSubmit Dalia ColonJune 27, 2016 1 Comment When you’re far from home, nothing hits the spot quite like comfort food at a comforting price. Try one of these grilled cheese sandwiches, which are truly a meal in themselves, and all at a price worth melting for. The BBQ Pulled Pork Grilled Cheese | Photo courtesy of Ms. Cheezious Ms. Cheezious – Miami, FL Eats like the Frito Pie Melt ($7) and Southern Fried Chicken & Waffle Melt ($10) won’t exactly put you on the fast track to a beach body. So you might as well finish the deal with a S’mores Melt ($7), which is exactly what it sounds like. The Grilled Cheese Truck – Los Angeles If combining three comfort foods into one delicious sandwich is wrong, thenwe don’t wanna be right. This mobile eatery offers quasi-healthy fillings like Brie and sliced pears, but its signature melt is the Cheesy Mac & Rib ($8)—barbecued pork with macaroni and cheese, finished with sharp cheddar and caramelized onion, all on French bread. Oh, yes they did. The Jalapeño Popper | Photo courtesy of American Grilled Cheese Kitchen The American GrilledCheese Kitchen – San Francisco, CA Get your kicks when you order the Jalapeño Popper: local chèvre, Monterey jack, apricot-jalapeño relish on levain ($9.50). And don’t sleep on the Breakfast Grilled Cheese options, with fillings like veggies, black beans and bacon, natch. Roxy’s Grilled Cheese – Boston, MA: Whether you score yours at the food truck or any of Roxy’s four brick-and-mortar locations, you’re sure to hit a home run when you order the Green Muenster: cheese, bacon and house-made guac on organic bread ($7). Three Sheets – Atlanta, GA Adulting never tasted so good, thanks to this Hotlanta lounge’s monthly Grilled Cheese Wine Dinner. The evening showcases five sandwich-and-vino pairings ($44.50), like Manchego with caramelized mushrooms accompanied by pinot noir, or cheddar and baked apples on cinnamon bread washed down with Sangiovese. Raise a glass to childhood. Maine Lobster Grilled Cheese | Photo courtesy of GCDC GCDC – Washington, DC Eating light for summer? Try the Open-Faced Grilled Cheese Salad. Order your favorite sandwich off the menu ($8.50 and up), and it’ll arrive at your table with half the bread, served over a garden salad. The Bacon Jalapeño Popper and the Maine Lobster are both seriously solid choices. Melt Bar and Grilled – Cleveland, OH Cleveland really does rock when you’re choosing from more than two-dozen specialty sandwiches, including vegan offerings like the Mushroom Melt ($12.50), Peanut Butter and Banana ($11) and the Purple Parma ($11.50), made with eggplant and marinara. Die-hard diners with a Melt logo tattoo get 25% off for life. We’re seriously considering it—who wants to join us? The Brielle at Melt Kraft | Photo courtesy of Melt Kraft MeltKraft – Philadelphia, PA It doesn’t get much more farm-to-table than this eatery that raises its own cows, sheep and goats. Sandwiches like the Brielle (Brie, cranberry chutney, caramelized onion and toasted pine nuts; $8.25) and the Melter Skelter (aged Raclette, pickled green tomatoes, jalapeños, barbecue chips and watercress; $8.50) will have you asking, “What cheesesteaks?” Burro Cheese Kitchen – Austin, TX Still saving for that dream vacation? Stay inspired with options like the OG (havarti on Kings Hawaiian bread; $5) and the Coppola (gouda, almond-pesto aioli, basil and tomatoes on sour dough; $8)—neither of which will take a bite out of your vacation budget. Bon voyage. The Queens Kickshaw | Photo courtesy of Lauren DeCicca The Queens Kickshaw – Queens, NY When you’re in your comfy PJs and halfway through a House of Cards marathon, you can’t be bothered leaving the house. Thank goodness this eatery delivers grilled cheese—and beer! The Cheddar and Mozzarella with tomato and fennel soup ($9) will keep you nice and cozy. Tagged: California, Cheap Tips, City, Florida, Food & drink, L.A., New York City Note: CheapTickets compensates authors for their writings appearing on this site. Bio Latest Posts Dalia Colon Latest posts by Dalia Colon (see all) These 7 dessert fests are the sweetest thing ever - October 7, 2019 America’s 10 weirdest summer festivals - May 9, 2018 Top 10 cheap things to do in Fort Lauderdale - April 23, 2018 Related Posts Cheap eats: The best tacos in America By Michelle Schuman Cheap eats: The best hot dogs in America By Krista Burton America’s most amazing meals for $10 or less By Elisa Drake All-American eats: The best diners in America By Alexandra Olsen