Say Cheese — Restaurant in Bosque Farms

Absolutely Cheesetastic!

Say Cheese Eatery has become my go-to spot for the best sandwiches in town. From the moment you walk in, the aroma of melted cheese envelops you. Their menu is a cheese lover's dream, with options that cater to all tastes.

I tried their amazing 'Oink and Cheese' sandwich, and wow, it was a flavor explosion! The combination of cheeses was divine, perfectly complemented by fresh, crisp bacon and their special bacon jam. The bread? Toasted to perfection, providing just the right crunch with every bite.

The staff are incredibly friendly and knowledgeable, always ready with a recommendation or a smile. The place has a cozy, welcoming vibe, making it perfect for both a quick lunch or a leisurely meal with friends.

Say Cheese Eatery isn't just a sandwich shop; it's a delightful culinary experience. If you love cheese, or even if you're just looking for a top-notch sandwich, this place is a must-visit. Five stars...

This place exceeded expectations! Adorable on the inside and out. The bread was perfection - crispy and buttery. Not a huge menu which is a plus because it's not overwhelming. We tried the Oink & Cheese and the Mama Mia Melt. Both 10/10!! My favorite was the Oink&Cheese - that bacon jam tied the whole sandwich together in perfect harmony of sweet and savory. The Mac and Cheese side was quite creamy and flavorful but it wasn't very hot when it came out. Still delicious! The cheesecake bites are fun and a nice sweet treat to balance the salty from the sandwiches. There are a lot of bites in one order though! A generous serving and maybe could use some more fine tuning on the flavor, but they are creamy. Definitely recommend this little spot to anyone and hope they keep getting better and better! Can't wait...

Great Food. Small Portions. Big Price.

The name of the game with restaurants is to stay competitive and unfortunately I can't say that this place is. The food tasted fantastic. We got the Oink and Cheese and the Mama Mia Melt. They were both delicious, but unfortunately it just wasn't enough food for the price. 14 bucks for a single sandwich, a small cup of soup or Mac and cheese, and a 50 cent can of soda (not even a proper fountain drink) when Blake's is down the road and for the same price I can get a double cheese burger with seasoned fies and a large drink. Lastly, the premise is pretty neat, but again, for the price I expected to receive a sandwich fresh off of a flaming flat top and not something out of a George Foreman grill. Great premise, but I hope they can provide more value...