Say Cheese — Restaurant in Holden

I can only assume that you have yet to partake in the wonderment that is the Say Cheese food trailer. Allow me to enlighten you. What happens is the one true god grows their Grilled Cheeses on trees in the Elysian fields using a mystical incantation, he then proceeds to magic them down to the Say Cheese trailer where Teri and her crew gently place them in a recyclable paper tray and pass them along to you, the fortunate consumer. You proceed to ingest this finery in the vain hope that your obviously overmatched tastebuds can somehow comprehend the delectable intricacies that face them. Is that Cheddar? Why yes, yes it is. And bacon too. But wait, did they...? They didn't. Yes, they did, they did indeed. They added pickles. And then, then my friend, they wrapped it in a sumptuous bread crisped to perfection. As your taste buds try to process that amazing piece of information, it hits them: the thousand island dressing. It announces itself with a burst of flavorful grandiosity the likes of which your palate...

This place is great! I ate there for the first time today. It was FREEZING outside and my 5 year old and I were waiting in line quite a long time to get a sandwich. The staff was working literally non-stop because the line never got shorter. My daughter's toes were frozen and she looked like she was gonna burst into tears so I finally got the gumption to ask the staff how long until our sandwiches would be done, totally expecting to get some grumpy looks, but they were very kind and let me know that my sandwich was next. Less than a minute later one of the chefs waved to me to come over and gave me our sandwiches. It happened so fast I wonder if he even moved us up in line. And as far as the sandwiches go: they...

We ordered the Caprese and the Friggin Goat to share, and I absolutely loved both — but I could eat that Caprese nonstop for days! The crunchy, buttery toast paired perfectly with the smooth mozzarella, fresh tomato, and just the right touch of basil and balsamic. The Friggin Goat had a delicious balance of savory goat cheese and sweet fig — such a creative and tasty combo. Prices are also super reasonable, which is always a plus.

My only suggestion for improvement: the order in which food was served didn’t match the order in which people ordered. A few guests who ordered later received their food before those who ordered earlier. A little more consistency there would make the experience...