The stylish bright yellow shipping crate turned trailer is very eye-catching, and seating is provided on a grassy patch underneath a giant oak tree. The owner created a very clever logo out of his last name (who wouldn't adore a Swiss cheese burrow?). On the very busy night we were there the service was friendly and they were great with offering helpful suggestions for those choosing the create-your-own option. There are two sides to the menu, so be sure to look at both. One side features six gourmet grilled cheese options for an easier choice, and the flip side is create-your-own where you pick the bread, the cheese, the sauce and any fixings. All the ingredients are artisan quality: there is bread from Easy Tiger and a gluten free option from Wild Wood Bakeshop, gourmet aged cheeses, and hand crafted sauces. Cheese options included lavender cheddar, bosque blue, brie, havarti and manchego. The sauces all sounded so amazing: balsamic apricot fig, almond pest aioli, jalapeno cilantro cream, chocolate sauce and dulche de leche. Add-on options include smoked ham, prosciutto, rosemary and basil. Since I was a burro virgin and have fond memories of France, I went with the first side of the menu and ordered the croque madame. Every bite of my sandwich made me happy. It was alternately savory and sweet, with delicious melted fontina cheese and thinly sliced ham, pesto aioli and a whisper of the dulce de leche sauce. My favorite bites were the fried chewy end pieces of the sourdough bread with the baked in cheese attached, so yummy! I highly recommend the side of olives and cocktail pickles ($2), which is a perfect compliment for grilled cheese. On my next visit I'm going to save room to try the fried pears ($4). Yes, these sandwiches don't come cheap (plan on $10 a sandwich), but I'm always willing to pay for better quality and delicious food. Be it grass-fed beef, free range chicken, organic fruit, farm fresh eggs......or artisan breads and cheeses, and I will gladly pay the up charge. It's just the way I roll. If you're not convinced you should spend this much on "just a sandwich", maybe come on a Friday evening when free beer sweetens the deal. read more

Burro Cheese Kitchen - Croque Madame - Sandwiches Near Me - Austin, Texas

I saw Burro Cheese Kitchen on one of those TV food shows. It looked great so I wanted to try. An opportunity presented itself today, 10/10/18. But first I checked online for their hours and to be sure they were open. Their online presence indicated that they were indeed open (see pic). So, I hop in the car, at 5:30 PM, and drive 7 miles from Way South Austin to Burro and they were closed with a sign outside that said something to the effect of "sorry we're at a special event... try tomorrow". Keep in mind this is a 14 mile round trip in Austin rush hour traffic... empty handed. I'm kind of pissed. Are these people in business or are they not? No problem... I'm going elsewhere. Thanks for nothing Burro!!! Yelp's system forces me to give at least 1 star, but they deserve none. Burro... in my heart, no stars for you!!! read more

Burro Cheese Kitchen - Clearly it says they're open. - Sandwiches Near Me - Austin, Texas

October 2018. Three out of five. We had 2 grilled cheeses from this food truck while we were at the USGP. We actually had the last two. They were fine, if overpriced in accordance with the event. They claimed a lot additions beyond just cheese that may have been there but didn't have much taste to them which turned out to be fine since the sandwich was good as is. At a more normal price this would be a slightly higher rating. read more

I'm not really sure how you make a grilled cheese bland and tasteless but Burro manages both. I got the O.G. after waiting to order while the cashier and cook carried on a conversation. When he finally took my order he lacked whatever customer service I'd expected him to have. No "I'm sorry, how can I help you?". The O.G. is Jack cheese and cheddar cheese on a Kings Hawaiian bun. It was hot and crispy but I couldn't taste a thing. Nothing had flavor which is odd since cheese is freaking delicious. Total waste of my time, a meal and $7. UPDATED: received a message from the owner asking if I'd consider changing my review because he is a small, local business and this does have an impact on his business. But isn't this what yelp is for? No, I will not change my review. Thanks for reaching out but maybe spend more time improving your product and working with your team on their customer service skills. read more

Super yellow truck, very eye catching design! Friendly service, we ordered the burning mac because my cousin is a Mac and cheese fanatic. The bread was Hawaiian rolls so it added some sweetness to the sharp and creamy Mac and cheese. It was also surprisingly spicy! It was a spicy that hit you after. Met my expectations for a 10 dollar grilled cheese, looking forward to coming back and trying other more popular ones. read more

Burro Cheese Kitchen - Burning Mac! - Sandwiches Near Me - Austin, Texas

The grilled cheese was just ok. My daughter ordered the long john. She didn't really taste the pineapple sauce but she was hungry and it hit the spot. Not sure if we would order from here again. read more

As a lover of cheese, this can only be my favorite non-restaurant, and its fame is growing. Twice I've had the Via 206 which is a grilled fig and Gruyere sandwich accompanied with fried pears. Fantastic. On my most recent visit, this was a stop for a bachelor party partybus and immediately after a stop for a tour guide leading a large group of out-of-towners. read more

Burro Cheese Kitchen - Fried pears and Via 206 which has fig sauce and gruyere - Sandwiches Near Me - Austin, Texas

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Oh-emmmm-geeeee. This place has my heart. My friends and I all ordered different grilled cheeses and gave each other a slice (it's a huge sandwich cut into thirds). Delicious- ALL of them! The guys working were soooo friendly too, which is always a plus :) I only wish it was easier to find parking- and I wish they'd open a brick and mortar already! Seating is a couple picnic tables outside of the container box food truck. read more

Burro Cheese Kitchen - Cheesy heaven - Sandwiches Near Me - Austin, Texas

Not your moms grilled cheese...actually my moms grilled cheeses blow this place outta the park. We waited 20 minutes in a not busy line to be told after we ordered the Burning Mac it was sold out...at 8pm... then waited an additional 20 minutes just for the food. It was gross. $20 later we threw them away. read more

One of the only disappointing meals I had in Austin. I was super tired after Day 1 of ACL and ended up in this food truck park, and Burro sounded like a decent light option before bed. Unfortunately, it was too light, as my sandwich seemed like mostly bread with not enough cheese. Not the same experience everyone else seemed to have. I didn't even finish my sandwich, and that never happens. Super disappointing for something that is rated so highly. read more

Overpriced. I'd been hearing about Burro for the past few years and finally checked the place out on National Grilled Cheese Day (yeah, I'm just getting around to writing the review but my memory is strong and the experience left an impression). I ordered two different sandwiches and not only were they both a little burnt, they weren't anything special. The amount I paid for the two was ridiculous and I've definitely made better tasting grilled cheese myself. There was only one person working when I went and he was also taking the orders so the line moved extremely slow and the food took over 25 minutes to come out. I don't paying a lot for simple meals, but if they're ready to sell something simple for a high price, they need to back that price with flavor. Sadly, Burro is lacking on that note however I really hope they're able to fix that because this could be great. I wish them the best of luck on building their flavors and retaining customers. read more

I've only eaten here once and it was during the pecan street festival. It was 100 degrees out and i wasn't too excited about eating hot food. But i was hungry. I've always been skeptical of a grilled cheese food truck because i feel like i can make a pretty good grilled cheese on my own. Anyways, i ordered the burning mac grilled cheese with yellow bird sauce(my fav) and mac and cheese. The grilled cheese was perfect. I didn't feel like i was over carbed and the mac and cheese was cooked al dente and not too mushy. The bread was crisp and every bite made a wonderful crunching noise. The yellow bird sauce added spiciness and also added a much needed tang of acidity and heat. I think the pairing of flavors was a masterpiece. I really liked that they took a basic grilled cheese and elevated it to gourmet level. Overall, I'm a fan. read more

Burro Cheese Kitchen - Sandwiches Near Me - Austin, Texas

Without a doubt the worst grilled cheese I have ever had. I asked for a regular grilled cheese with ham and it came out on two pancakes? The "bread" was raw dough on the inside with barely any cheese and the cheese is covered in burnt ash from an uncleaned pan. Photo attached. And this was $8 no cash accepted. My 6 year old nephew makes a better grilled cheese. read more

Burro Cheese Kitchen - Burnt ash on the cheese and raw dough in the "bread" - Sandwiches Near Me - Austin, Texas

I really wanted to love Burro and have given it multiple chances, but at the end of the day they're overpriced and I can easily make better grilled cheeses at home. There's so many amazing food trucks and restaurants in Austin and if you're looking for an authentic taste of our city from a truck try one of these: 1. Veracruz 2. Boteco 3. Via 313 4. Chilantro 5. Peached Tortilla read more

Awesome Sandwiches. I ordered the special - chopped steak and cheese. It hit all the notes you would expect. Crispy bread (not burnt), gooey cheese with a nice cheddar flavor, and tendered chopped steak (Philly style) with a deep flavor. It was a welcomed and much needed meal during SXSW. read more

Went to Austin this past weekend and HAD to get a grilled cheese! The food was amazing and prepared quickly. I appreciated the service and the food. read more

Since it's Friday...I got the Long Texas Sandwich? I think that's what it is called. It has brisket, aged cheddar, and pineapple salsa on sourdough bread. Extremely delicious. I def think they have some inventive gourmet grilled cheese sandwiches to try if you're wanting something different. I would have liked a little more sauce but all in all the food was a five. I would have given it a five but service was okay. They didn't smile...very not austin. Killed my little foodie buzz. Maybe i'm being dramatic. Def give this place a try though! Oh side note they are cashless so bring your card. read more

Burro Cheese Kitchen - Sandwiches Near Me - Austin, Texas

It was my first time seeing a food business in a storage container. Pretty dope idea to do. I had the Croque-Madame: sour dough, smoked ham, fotina plus pesto aioli topped with a fried egg plus dulce de Leche. It tasted good but it wasn't nothing too crazy read more

Burro Cheese Kitchen - Croque-Madame: sour dough, smoked ham, fotina plus pesto aioli topped with a fried egg plus dulce de Leche - Sandwiches Near Me - Austin, Texas

Friendly service - A+++ Delicious food - A+++ Would return & tell my friends - A+++ It's my first time here in Austin, or in Texas for that matter, this week. We've been making our way around town, trying new places to eat & shop. Tonight someone recommended "Burro." What a GREAT suggestion! I walked up to this beautiful bright yellow box of sunshine and was greeted by the sturdy tables & seats to complement them. My family members & I perused the menus. When we had questions, we were quickly made at ease by Justin, the owner, who was very helpful, friendly & a hoot! I ordered "The O.G." ... Basically your classic grilled cheese, or cheese toasty, if you will, with a little spin. It was made with everyone's favorite Kings Hawaiian rolls (yes, I said "everyone"! Who DOESN'T like them?!), havarti cheese & being classic... Because you're just claZZy if you have one of these! I paired this classic with, what other than, tomato soup. Guys... This ain't your average "I opened a can of Campbell's, measured my milk (or water) & stuck it in the ol' radiation box or on the stove" recipe. This Burro's own soup was the perfect, and yes also classic, complement to my sweet & savory sandwich. Mmmmm... If you're looking for a delicious spin on something you know you already love, GO TO BURRO!!!! Thanks Justin, for proving again what an awesome city this is! :-) read more

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SO you are craving high quality grilled cheese? Well. This place takes care of that problem. For S. Congress, it's got some competition around it but I definitely wouldn't rule out this place as being one of the staple Austin food trucks. I got the fig and apricot jam grilled cheese sandwich, and the service was amazing! The guy recommended the Yellowbird Habanero and hot honey and couldn't have been more right. Sandwiches are smaller than you'd expect but proportional to how much cheese/ bread/ mac n cheese / brisket/ tomato & more any person needs. This place makes me feel proud to be American. yum read more

I wished I discovered this place earlier on my trip. I tried the 'Via 206' and it was absolutely delicious. Sourdough, Gouda and apricot fig - perfect combo! Worth the wait if you're in a long line - hang in there! read more

Delicious grilled cheese!! I was very impressed with the Waylon & Willie-sour dough, aged cheddar, gouda, carmelized onions, pepperocinis, and spicy maple bacon sauce. Slowest food truck I visited all night (+20 minutes for 1 sandwich), but the food was great. read more

Very original! Umbrellas would be nice for shade though, because it's very hot... too hot to eat a grilled cheese actually. And the sandwich was just a tiny bit too cheesy. I'm sure I can ask for less cheese next time though. Good variety of options, and located next to the juice trailer :) read more

Burro Cheese Kitchen - Sandwiches Near Me - Austin, Texas

When I heard there was a food trailer on soco dedicated to artisan grilled cheeses I was incredibly excited! How could a trailer dedicated to creating a classic comfort food be anything short of amazing?? However, well over $10 later after ordering just a sandwich and drink... I was disappointed. First, the cheese to bread ratio was extremely lacking. About 40% of the sandwich lacked cheese of any kind, and the parts that did have cheese, well there just wasn't a lot of it -- basically a very light spread, no thicker than one slice. Come on, the cheese is the heart of a grilled cheese and it is nearly nonexistent?! Seriously not cool. The fig sauce was very good, however, even with that, the sandwich was not nearly worth the money. Final takeaway- it is oily grilled bread sadly and severely lacking in cheese, very tasty sauce, and majorly over priced. I doubt I will go back. read more

Yesssss! Every restaurant should offer a really good grilled cheese in my opinion. Even restaurants that have nothing to do with sandwiches, or cheese, or the combo. That's just how I feel about cheese. And Burro did NOT disappoint. Cons: Longish wait for a grilled cheese sandwich Small-ish sandwich (or maybe I'm just a fatso) We had to supplement our sandwiches with a kale salad from the juice truck next door. Pros: AMAZING selection of cheeses AMAZING grilled cheese sandwiches AMAZING sauces (get it on the side and dip...just trust me) Juice truck next door I will be here every time I am in Austin. EVERY FREAKING TIME. Melt. read more

Oh helllllllllll no. In a nut shell: over priced mediocre grilled cheeses. Now, my partner in crime and I both added meat to our sandwiches which brought our total, for two sandwiches (no sides or drinks) to a whopping $25!... Excuse me? I don't think so. There's only one thing I can say is truly delicious about his place and that is their bread. And guess what? They get their bread from Easy Tiger so... thanks Easy Tiger! No thanks to Burro. Moving on... the bread comes over buttered so that the moment your sandwich starts to cool it just becomes soggy and greasy. I ordered the manchego and serrano ham. MY CHEESE WASN'T EVEN MELTED. How is that ok in a grilled cheese?! The ham was fine. I got some apricot something fig spread whatever. Whatever. For $25 I could go to Whole Foods or Central Market and make several truly artisan well made and delicious grilled cheeses. Side note, even if we had opted for no meat (which we probably should have) our bill would have still been over $13... Sorry, but not worth it. To top it all off, the service wasn't even friendly. Trust me, go to the store, buy a loaf of good bread, some good quality butter and a nice aged chunk of manchego and go home and make your own grilled cheese sandwiches. At least you'll actually get a grilled cheese with cheese that's melted... Many other food trailers in this city with better offerings. I don't mind paying $25 at a food truck if I'm actually getting a meal that's worth that kind of money... ! Disappointing. read more

Burro Cheese Kitchen provides all that any cutting edge, low-maintenance "foodie" desires: service via reclaimed storage container; endless amounts of "Go Texan" cheese and locally produced breads; and a variety of dipping sauces including, but not limited to chocolate-, preserve-, and bacon-centric styles. And what about these things? This concept does not seem too out of the ordinary, but it fits right into a niche market on South Congress. Next door, you have tacos, pitas, sandwiches, sausages, cupcakes, and burgers. The next feasible step was DEFINITELY build-your-own-childhood-favorite! I ate a pretty amazing couple sandwiches with a buddy of mine, if I do say so myself--I designed them. The Bosque Blue, a fairly bitter and stinky azure, paired well with the slightly tangy beer bread. My thoughts on the dipping sauces: Apricot preserves better suit a cheese on the pungent side, while the complex (almost too much so) bacon jam adds some zing to a more humbly flavored dairy product. At $8 (price varies depending on the ingredients) a pop, the sammiches cannot account for a full meal, as the breads are smaller in size, but 3 for 2 people will allow for a filling, but tasty lunch. And cheap, to boot. They do a good job, texture-wise, with the crust maintaining a crunch and the cheeses nearly oozing out of the sides of the well-pressed and grilled bread. Nothing fancy here, just straight up cheese that is grilled in between two slices of good ol' gluten-laden grub. read more

I will keep this one short and sweet. They have a really nice set up for a trailer--a very attractive, albeit small, seating area with a wood deck (a big improvement over the gravel and dirt most trailers offer The sandwich I had, the signature Waylon & Willie, was delicious. Every ingredient was appreciated and it was certainly not a typical grilled cheese. My husband got the Via 206, which was very tasty but not substantial enough to feel like a meal. It was more like a breakfast pastry, in terms of being more like a sweet treat than a dinner and also in its ability to satisfy meal-sized hunger. They offer a nice selection of beverages, including flavored sparkling waters and fancy root beers. Minus a star because it is a bit pricey for none too generous portions--we both left still hungry after spending about $20 on sandwiches. read more

My husband and I really only stopped here because we were starving and we were told that we'd have to wait for an hour and a half to be seated at South Congress Cafe. I was so excited at first because I am a cheese lover, but a little disappointed after trying this charming food truck. My husband ordered the Croque-Madame ($11) and he said it was drenched with so much sauce that he couldn't really taste anything else in the sandwich. I ordered the Via 206 ($6.50) which is an ok version of a fancy grilled cheese. I guess my problem with the sandwich was that I enjoyed the Apricot Fig sauce more than the actual cheeses used. The service was alright. The folks working there were very pleasant and friendly, however the service was so incredibly slow. There were only two single orders ahead of us but it took almost 20 minutes to get our food. I can't imagine what kind of work goes into making two sandwiches that would take so long. read more

So, I'm notoriously disappointed by grilled cheese trucks; from Phoenix to Nashville. But, oh Burro, you've made me whole again! My friend and I got two sandwiches (the Burning Mac and Coppola) and some tomato bisque (of course). They ended up getting to the butt of the loaf with my friend's Coppola so they ended up giving him a few mini wiches as a bonus. The butt of the bread has never been so good :). I enjoyed his the most, it was flavorful and the gouda was great. The Burning Mac had a tiny hint of spice, perfect really. The mac and cheese is the sandwich...de-lightful. I would eat a bowl of it for sure. Due to the cold it froze up pretty quickly, which was sad! But a dip in the soup was revival enough. Overall, I'm glad I was finally able to go here. The sandwiches are more than worth it and the service was great. Parking in the area is a pain, but wear your walking shoes and make an afternoon of it and discover all the cool toy stores on Congress. read more

Very pathetic, mediocre, grilled cheese. Ordered to go via postmates. The sandwich is still warm but sadly, it's terrible quality grilled cheese. There was hardly any cheese in this sandwich. it was just smushed up sourdough bread. Really, Don't waste your money. Anyone can make a better grilled cheese than the staff at Burro Cheese Kitchen read more

Burro Cheese Kitchen - Mediocre grilled cheese don't waste your money poor quality food - Sandwiches Near Me - Austin, Texas

Parking: like the rest of Soco- park on the STREET. This place is right across the street from Amy's. Look for the bright yellow trailer. Seats: a few tables+ chairs in the shade under a tree What's great about this place: - fresh bread made by Easy Tiger (also have gluten free sourdough) - fancy cheese choices (brie, gouda, havarti, manchego, aged cheddar, aged blue) that are $$ to buy even to make these at home - creative sauces: balsamic apricot fig, jalapeno cream cilantro, spicy maple bacon, dulce de leche (how can you not be drooling right now?) - good portion; filling- it honestly doesn't look like it will be that filling, but after you eat it... you'll start slowing down at the end. - customer service (see below) What could be better 1) Takes a while to grill these, so you'll have to be patient (we waited about 10 mins to get our sandwiches) 2) Making your own can add up $$; if you don't watch out... you can easily end up paying $13-$18 for a grilled cheese sandwich What I got to try: 1) Okay : Waylon & Willie: sourdough + aged cheddar + fontina + caramelized onions + pepperocini + spicy maple bacon sauce $9-- surprisingly I was not a fan of the spicy maple bacon in this 'wich. It was weird to get a slightly meaty taste but not have any meat in the sandwich. 2) Better : Via 206: sourdough + cheddar + gruyere + balsamic apricot fig $6.5 3) BEST: Hubby & I created our own: Sourdough + gouda + almond pesto aioli $6.5. I think it was everyone's favorite. Thoughts: 1) Get SOURDOUGH-- I didn't get to try the king's hawaiian bread, but that sourdough was superb! They grilled it so it was perfectly crispy on the outside-- reminds me of Fricano's sandwiches. 2) Great customer service. You know how the ends of the bread loaf are smaller than the ones in the middle? Never fear. Here... when this happens here, they just double up your sandwich. (aka you get 2 smaller sandwiches instead of 1-- which ends up being HUGE- portionsize) read more

I am obsessed with GRILLED CHEESE SAMMIES and Burro Cheese Kitchen did not disappoint! I ordered the Via 206 (Sourdough Bread, Gouda, Provolone & Balsamic Apricot Fig Sauce) and it was absolutely delicious. The Via 206 was a little sweet and savory, the bread was nicely toasted and the cheese oozed so perfectly from the edges. Crispy, buttery and amazing. Highly recommend to all you cheese lovers out there! read more

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Burro Cheese Kitchen has a stationary shipping container location on South Congress, and a traveling food truck. The food truck was coming to the Deep Eddy Vodka Distillery Last Weekend of the Month Parties, but as they were unreliable (showing up late or not at all), they won't be found there most likely in the future. I happened to try them out recently at Deep Eddy, and they showed up about an hour late. So my review is on the food truck experience. I was hungry, but for a food truck, the artisan grilled cheese on gluten free bread was one of the best I have had. You can taste the difference in the fresh quality ingredients they are using. They pride themselves in only utilizing artisan bread (made fresh daily by Easy Tiger), cheese, and scratch in-house made sauces. The gluten free bread is sourced fresh from Austin's Wildwood House Bakehouse, double yum, and bonus star. I was so happy the food truck had a gluten free option! The food truck has a limited menu, so I will definitely need to get to the shipping container as they have a make your own option available. I had the Waylon & Willie sandwich, and the cheese was oozing out from sides, and it was stuffed with yummy ingredients, and the sauce paired perfectly. I was in grilled cheese heaven. The staff was friendly and as they make the sandwiches fresh, you have to wait a bit for your order to come up, but all the waiting was worth it. The name of this establishment is derived from the name of the Balkan Burro Cheese which is rumored to be the finest cheese produced in the world. The Google results show that Balkan Donkey's produce a cheese called, "Pule", which is a distinctive dairy product used in Serbia and is the most expensive cheese in the world due to it's rarity. So like the food truck, it is up for debate if it is the finest, but it is definitely a bit pricier, as it's rare to find an artisan quality grilled cheese in ATX. Now all they need is to add some tomato soup to the menu to pair with the grilled cheese, as the perfect rainy day blues cure. read more

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Alright after actually heading to it and it being open. I have to say that the place is fantastic. The price is fair, food is filling and it certainly will satisfy that grilled cheese craving you will have. In a tourist trap area full of bad deals I would have to say this place is pretty great. Location is great, a nice little corner of the south congress tourist area, shady trees and picnic tables. I got the burning mac which was just the perfect amount of heat, which may be a bit much for less hardy people but fantastic for me. Bread was butter and crispy and the macaroni had some structure to them, slightly al dente. My only criticism was with how they handled my negative review before which I found a bit suspect. Though frankly it is not relevant if the food is good. I summation, it is grilled cheese, can't really mess it up other than burning it. read more

I think it totally sucks that the food trailer park on Congress had to close but I am much more of a fan of Burro's new location in front of the Statehouse. I think they have the best set up/design of any trailer I have seen in Austin and their sandwiches aren't too bad either. At the suggestion of the very helpful man behind the counter I ordered the Waylon and Willie. I was also surprised and delighted to learn that they were offering free beer that day so I indulged in a cup of Fireman's #4. The sandwich was extremely flavorful and I really did like the charbroiled taste on the bread. I will say it was a little too much bread and lacking on the cheese but the flavor over all made up for that. Next time I visit and there will for sure be a next time, I think I will create my own sandwich. read more

If you're looking for a unique sandwich, look no further. Especially if you're a vegetarian who loves cheese! I came here because PayPal was running a deal where they paid you $15 to "pay" for your meal using their app. Thanks, PayPal! To my surprise, the menu isn't populated with a ton of items, but there is a "build your own" option so I asked the team to cook me up two of their favorite combos so I could see what they're all about. They did, and I like it! The cheese is very high quality, that explains the expense. Plus the topping are premium. And I LOVE that they have gluten free bread, not only that, it's delicious. And the service is great. I really loved the guy who took our orders. Great experience. Would definitely return to try more! read more

So, I want to start off by saying that the grilled cheese sandwiches are great ... but oh my goodness the price. I'd push for a 4.5 or 5 star rating if not for the price. I am a small, tiny, little girl. Proof: 4'10" and under 100 pounds. I paid $11+ for a sandwich and I was still hungry after I finished. In fact, I think I could have eaten two orders. If you're going to charge that much for a sandwich, gourmet whatever, at least serve a substantial amount! Anyway, I had the Croque-Madame because it is comprised of all my favorites- sour dough bread, pesto, cheese of course, and a freaking egg. I love eggs in sandwiches. It was very yum! The cheese was melty and the bread was toasted well- not too crunchy, not too soft. The dulce de leche was a delicious addition for flavor because it was just sweet enough to taste. On the other hand, my friend had a sandwich with King's Hawaiian bread and it looked pretty burnt (blackened) on top... I didn't try it though, so maybe it was okay. You can also build your own sandwich! They have a really nice selection of cheeses and the ingredients offered in the sandwiches seem to be high quality overall. At first I thought the truck was a construction storage receptacle because it's painted yellow. Oops. There is nice wooden patio area with chairs and tables connected to the truck. If you find yourself on SoCo on a nice day, I do think Burro would be a nice lunch spot. read more

This is a super fun food truck! I got one of the artisan grilled sandwiches, I can't remember which one but it had mushrooms in it and it was sooo good. Toasted just right, tons of cheese to where it was incredible not too much where you're like "that's disgusting" lol. I got a natural root beer to go with it, enjoyed dining al fresco even in the balmy August heat. read more

This place looks very enticing with the cute trailer and the signs boasting about delicious artisan grilled cheese sandwiches. Such a good concept since most everyone LOVES a great grilled cheese. I went with a good friend of mine who, like myself, is pretty easy to please. We ordered the VIA 206 and the Blue Hawaiian so we could split them and try both. They don't serve chips of any kind so it was just the sandwiches and 2 waters and our bill was over $17. Pretty outrageous for grilled cheeses. The sandwiches were not good. We each ate about 1/4 of each sandwich then threw them in the trash. The VIA 206 tasted like the bread was soaked in grease and the apricot spread and cheese mix was just wrong. The Blue Hawaiian was no better. Very disappointed in the food but the staff was very friendly and the trailer itself was clean. read more