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7 Cheesy Dallas Dishes for National Cheese Day

Go out and celebrate this delicious food holiday.
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Did you know that today is National Cheese Day? In honor of the somewhat ridiculous food holiday (I mean, isn’t everyday cheese day?), I’ve put together a list of some of the best cheese-laden dishes in Dallas.

Have a favorite cheesy dish that didn’t make the cut? Let us know in the comments below.

The grilled cheese doughnut. Photo by Catherine Downes. The grilled cheese doughnut. Photo by Catherine Downes.

Grilled cheese doughnut

Where: Glazed Donut Works

This gourmet doughnut shop located in the heart of Deep Ellum offers a grilled cheese sandwich on its late night menu. A house-made glazed doughnut is sliced and topped with thick cuts of mild cheddar and bacon. The outcome is sweet, savory, sticky, cheesy, and a little guilt-ridden.

Snuffer’s cheese fries. Photo by Brian Lopiccolo.
Snuffer’s cheese fries. Photo by Brian Lopiccolo.

Cheese fries

Where: Snuffer’s

These legendary cheese fries were created at the original Snuffer’s location on Lower Greenville in 1978. They have since landed on virtually every “Best Of” list in town. If you’ve never dug a fork (trust me, you need utensils for these) into a mound of the Wisconsin cheddar laden potatoes, then do yourself a favor and get to it.

The French connection at Dallas Grilled Cheese Co. Photo by Catherine Downes.
The French connection at Dallas Grilled Cheese Co. Photo by Catherine Downes.

All of the things

Even the soups and salads at this Bishop Arts restaurant have cheese in them. I’m not complaining.

Where: Dallas Grilled Cheese Co.

Ten Bells mac and cheese. Photo by Kevin Marple.
Ten Bells mac and cheese. Photo by Kevin Marple.

Mac and cheese

Where: Ten Bells Tavern

This casual restaurant and bar serves one of the best mac and cheese dishes in town: rigatoni pasta is topped with toasted panko breadcrumbs, and herbs. The dish is served piping hot in a cast iron dish.

Chips and queso. Photo by Catherine Downes.
Chips and queso. Photo by Catherine Downes.

Chips and queso

Where: Torchy’s Tacos

Torchy’s Tacos won our chips and queso taste test earlier this year. The green chili queso comes garnished with queso fresco, cilantro, guacamole, and hot sauce. Bet you can’t wait to dip a chip into that.

Cheese steak at Truck Yard. Photo by Catherine Downes.
Cheesesteak at Truck Yard. Photo by Catherine Downes.

Cheesesteak

Where: Truck Yard

The Philly cheesesteak at this Lower Greenville bar is one of the best in town. Feeling adventurous (or just really tipsy)? Ask for an extra pump of nacho cheese on top.

Nachos Supremo at Spiral Diner. Photo by Catherine Downes.
Nachos Supremo at Spiral Diner. Photo by Catherine Downes.

Nachos

Where: Spiral Diner

The cashew and and bell pepper vegan “cheese” at Spiral Diner is a delicious option for those who can’t and/or don’t eat diary. I recommend an order of nachos smothered in black beans, quinoa, black olives, tomato, green onion, corn, pickled jalapeños, cilantro, non-dairy sour cream, guacamole, and “queso.”

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