I'm in Manchester, New Hampshire, feasting on the
best grilled cheese sandwiches which only the most imaginative of chefs could
conjure up. Andrew Thistle, the owner of this totally tasty casual place with
its 90s’ vibe. Andrew is an awesome creator; he conceives and cooks the most
original combos in his grilled cheese goodies – many of them are named after 10
comic book characters. He uses 10 different cheeses from around the world along
with a slew of options in there to to fill you up. There is gluten-free
vegetarian and vegan numbers - all sandwiched between six different kinds of
locally made bread.
I ordered the Two Face, made with home-made fig jam, caramelised onions, apple slivers and maple vinegar with bacon. It was delicious.
I also had the Lex Luther sandwich. It consists of beer braised pork, house
barbecue sauce, cheddar cheese and crispy onions. Choose your fave comic book and order the sandwich
named after it: Aquamarine (classic tuna
melt), There’s Venom, Ghost Rider, Green Hornet and others that add humour and
taste to every bite. Andrew is soon to open up a wonderful whiskey bar beside
Cheddar & Rye. Enjoy 4 tastings of great whiskey in this classic whisky bar
with 300 plus bottles of America’s finest.
I topped by sensational sandwiches off with Andew’s
delectable and highly unusual dessert. It’s called Black Canary. Scrumptious on
the taste buds and in texture, it boasts the adage: dare to be different. Have
you ever had a dessert made with bacon, potato chips, nutella and mascarpone
cheese? It’s high time you did.? And to think this humble genius with his
one-of-a-kind grilled sandwiches went to Les Roches, a prestigious chef school in
Switzerland and was executive Chef and General Manager in loads of great restaurants.
It all came down to gorgeously great non-greasy grilled cheese sandwiches with whiskey
to whisk you off into more indulgent dreams.
Here's the website: https://cheddarandrye.com/
You can call (603) 232-3751
You can call (603) 232-3751
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