Grilled Cheese Patrol

I got Not Guilty– Pepper Jack cheese, carrots, zuchinni, red onion & sauted mushrooms (which was the main reason I chose this one)…
PROS: It was thick, not stingy with the cheese or other fillings. It was nice & hot. Cheese melting out of the ends. Great taste.
CONS: Like the other comments mentioned regular kind of bread nothing fancy. I gave it 4 stars because my sandwich was missing the onions & the mushrooms, which I was looking forward to. This only made me regret my decision of not getting one with meat.
It was a tad bit greasy but then again it’s a grilled cheese what can you expect people??? Personally, I loved the buttery flavor.

me and my mom stopped here at the harley davidson dindin a gogo on a thursday night (sadly its over now) i had the electric chair sandwhich it was beyond delicious. it had smoked bbq brisket, mac & cheese (my favorite), chipotle cheddar, carmelized onions & jalapenos with sweet chili sauce on french bread. when i first saw the menu i was a little hesitant bc im not a big fan of bbq but they let me try the meat before i bought it, and it was definately worth it. and i got there famous beer battered onion rings… the best ive ever had! i will definately be going back

Hubby called me and told me to come to his work because the Grilled Cheese Truck was there. When I got there there was no Grilled Cheese Truck to be found (disappointed) but there were a truck called the Grilled Cheese Patrol (disappointment turned to excitement as it was a new truck and I love trying new trucks!).
Seeing as his work was paying the bill, I got to order whatever I wanted. Whatever I wanted came in the form of the «Gas Chamber» sandwich and sweet potato fries. I was disappointed to find that they were OUT of the tater tots. Boo.
I have to give mad props to this truck for their interesting named sandwiches. I can’t remember the last time I had fun reading about the various sandwich options. After reading the whole list (this is something I rarely do). I settled on the Gas Chamber and it was cheesy-​meaty goodness. A hearty sandwich, I was completely full by the time I finished it and yes, I finished both sides. Some of the other girls were saving their halves for later but not me. I finished both and a shoved a good quantity of tasty sweet potato fries into my mouth as well. The serving of fries was also quite plentiful.
I could tell you all about the Gas Chamber but I’d rather you discover this truck on your own as it does serve quite a tasty sammie. While not the best, they do serve a satisfying sammie which I would like to try again should I happen upon this truck.

had the chicken waffle sliders special and the sweet potato tots with nacho cheese the other week! definitely would do that again!

Special of the day was the Chicken and Waffle Sandwich — how awesome is that! Ummm, apparently not that awesome. When you hear chicken and waffle sandwich from a gourmetish food truck there are certain expectations. I’m thinking a kind of Roscoe’s on wheels in a sandwich form.
Could not have been more different. The waffles literally looked like Eggos that came out of the toaster. The chicken was shredded, but I was expecting fried. The cheese was nicely melted on and that was about the highlight. The worst part was that they give you «maple syrup» in the side, which would be a nice touch, except it’s a travel size Smuckers (not kidding) corn syrup with maple
flavoring thingy that looked like it got picked up at a truck stop.
The kicker is that it was $ 7! Are you kidding me? That was basically a way overpriced McGriddle.

The Misdemeanor is very cheesy and I LOVE CHEESE, however it was missing something. My friend ordered The Felony and she thought it was really good — it had smoke ham, turkey, jack cheese on wheat bread dusted with cinnamon and sugar (sounds weirs but it actually tastes good). I’ll give it another try next time — but next time mine will have some meat.

The electric chair. Om nom nom. But its just like the other grilled cheese –truck’s. Mac & cheese, beef brisket, carmelized onions. ==end quick tip==
Not sure which came first: the grilled cheese truck or the grilled cheese patrol. Either way, they both make the same stuff the same way and they both taste excellent. Specifically, they both make the grilled mac&cheese with bbq brisket and caramelized onions and i had a cheesegasm in my mouth each time. It’s delicious, I’ll give you that.
BUT. its a greaseball. You can throw this at someone’s face and when you peel it off, they will have the freaking Rockies of acne exactly where you landed it. And yes, that is what you expect when you buy this. However, this isn’t why I gave it 3 stars.
It’s 10 bucks. The other truck is way cheaper. That’s pretty much it. I’ve never been one to buy grilled cheese sandwiches when I go to restaurants. Even if they are as delicious as it is here. And I’m sorry to say, but it’s just not worth $ 10. Capitalizing on the food truck craze is one thing, but manipulating your customers is another. No thanks, I’ll hunt for the one that isn’t named like I’m going to cheese jail.

I have no idea how I had managed to ignore the food truck row in my city, only 2 minutes away from my house. As someone whose diet is about 25% cheese, I also immediately ran to this food truck. I was so excited and jumping and skipping, much to the dismay of my fellow civilians. I salivated, waiting for my cheddar Misdemeanor on french bread. I forgot to add bacon — FAIL OF MY LIFE — but it was okay — because this sandwich did not need bacon. The guy behind the counter was so friendly and helpful as he handed me the new love of my life and once I tasted that sandwich, I immediately wished that all grilled cheeses tasted like this. The bread is the perfect texture — toasted but not overly so and golden. The cheese is a perfect amount and is gooey but not runny, thick but not too dense. I should have gotten two to be honest but one of them lasted me for 5 hours so it’s a pretty decent meal at $ 4.00.
I’m coming back on friday for this and getting two. with bacon.

Not loving grilled-​cheese is akin to not loving puppies. Or babies (other people’s babies). It’s not right. Just sayin’…
So yeah. The Grilled Cheese Patrol has a funny truck. I spotted it from my office window. Pretty sure folks who consume grilled cheese sandwiches don’t ever look like the GCP officer, but it caught my eye.
Ordered the Misdemeanor with tomato. I asked for sharp cheddar. As expected, it was tasty and hit the spot. Ordered a side of sweet potato tots which were a total hit with my office mates. If you’re into sweet potato, get these!
Truck serves Shasta Root Beer. Can’t recall the last time I had a Shasta. So I bought one. Obvi.
A tad pricey for grilled cheese, but whatever. Service was good and quick. Food was delicious and hot off the grill. I’ll be back.

They are now in compliance with the smoke-​free laws. What took them so long?
Gourmet Food Truck #126 on my never-​ending quest to try every truck in «So Cal»

I had the Misdemeanor grilled cheese sandwich and the Infraction chili-​cheese fries. I selected the all-​cheese option for an extra $ 1 and got a really oozy tasty grilled cheese with enough complexity in flavor to be very savory and satisfying. There’s a blend of cheddar, american, jack, swiss, and jalapeño. The Infraction starts with fries that taste like seasoned curly fries, except that they are straight cut and have a slight beer battered crunch and aroma to them – overall an excellent platform to top with fat-​laden accoutrements. They add to this chopped red onions, shredded cheddar, nacho cheese, and steakhouse chili which has close to the ideal consistency for coating fries. Some places, like Pink’s, has a bit too much grease in the chili and interferes with the potato flavor. Other places have too much toppings in the chili, which makes for a good soup but the excess ingredients just fall off the fries and coat the bottom of the plate. So kudos are deserved for GDP’s selection of chili with the proper consistency for slathering on fries. This totaled up to a $ 10 lunch for me. Not super cheap, but I’m satisfied by the amount and quality of the food. Next time, I’ll try some of their bbq’d meat based sandwiches.
–The Beef Baron

I’m eating my $ 4 MISDEMEANOR as I write this. It’s the basic grilled cheese and they give you an option of cheese — I ordered cheddar. Let me tell you it’s nothing special. You may wonder… how can a grilled cheese be special? Well if the used some artisan bread or better quality cheese a simple grilled cheese can be sublime! This one had what seemed like your basic cheap white bread and low quality cheese. A good grilled cheese should have wonderful chewy bread and gooey cheese that when you bite into it’s love at first taste… or does only happen on the Food Chanel?
So if something as basic as the grilled cheese was blah — why would I go back to try the others?
The sweet potato tater tots were good but not enough to make my trip just about the tater tots. Maybe if they have special sauce to go with it instead of the packaged ketchup and mustard.

Went here half an hour ago and got The Electric Chair, a special which was BBQ brisket, macaroni and cheese, and grilled onions with cheddar. It was huge and could have fed two people, so I didn’t think the price was too much. Lots of meat, tasted great, and the bread stayed amazingly crisp despite all the gooey juicy stuff going on inside.
We’ll probably go back if it’s in the area again (I’m too lazy to chase food trucks around town).

Between the slew of Korean tacos and the many many new sausage trucks I have seen, it’s interesting that there’s finally a ton more grilled cheese trucks showing up.
In this case, the theme of the truck is really heavily laced throughout the truck. Which is that they’re on grilled cheese patrol. Yes, your hard earned tax dollars at work.
Given my run ins with the law in the past, I had the Misdemeanor because, let’s face it. I can’t go back to prison. I have too many enemies.
It came with Cheddar and you know what, it was pretty cheap. I mean, yeah, I could have bought some bread and cooked my own grilled cheese for far less per sandwich, but at $ 3.50, it should please anyone craving bread and cheese.
They do have a meat option in the big house. With some pulled brisket, caramelized onions and sweet chilli sauce, it did look tempting. If I run into this truck again, I may give into my desire to skip out on grilled cheeses and give that one a try.
I did like the novelty of this truck. They had a really good take on their theme in all of the name of the dishes. From calling the extra toppings the juror to all the sides various other law terms.
Over all, it was worth stopping by and the food was pretty good. And again, having competition for Grilled Cheese Truck is always something welcomed, as I’ve grown to tire of their over hyped grilled cheeses.
With more on the streets, the real winners will rise and niche trucks serving melted cheese between bread will finally have to step up their game.