National Grilled Cheese Day is April 12th. I don’t really need really need a calendar to help me celebrate. Like most kids, I grew up eating grilled cheese sandwiches (a lot). My dad would grill them up buttery and toasty and flat on our old 1970s sandwich maker.
I could eat grilled cheese every day. There are times where I either have two in one sitting or make them several times a week. I don’t make them fancy, but there are lots of places that do! Check out a few places in Oakville and Burlington to enjoy the ultimate gooey goodness:
The Gingerman Social Eatery, Oakville. Order the ‘LGC’, aka the Lobster Grilled Cheese. gingermansocialeatery.ca
Farmhouse Artisan Cheese, Oakville. Not only can you get your choice of cheeses from around the world to make a grilled cheese at home, they make them on site, too. Here’s a recipe we published for their Classic Farmhouse sandwich. farmhouseartisancheese.ca
The King’s Arms, Oakville. Lumber over for the Maple Jack Pulled Beef Grilled Cheese. Oh, Canada! kingsarmsoakville.com
The Queen’s Head Pub, Burlington. Picture apple, bacon, cheddar and mozzarella. thequeenshead.ca
QB Sports Bar, Burlington. Thinly sliced Montreal smoked meat with melted cheddar and mozzarella cheese on garlic toast. qbsports.ca
Tin Cup Sportsbar, Burlington. The Triple Bogey will keep you on your game. tincupsportsgrill.ca/oakville
Check out our list of spots in Hamilton!
Looking for more cheesey fun? Check out the Grilled Cheese Challenge in Etobicoke on June 10th. Hosted by theΒ Lakeshore Village BIA. grilledcheesechallenge.ca.
written by Becky Dumais