Say Cheez Cafe - Wyanett

Brent Hochstetler really sat down and wrote a 4 page essay about a grilled cheese spot. This place is fire af don't listen to that dude my grilled cheese on sourdough with tomato soup was amazing fr ??

I got a mac and cheese sandwich, the person who helped me (I'm not sure if it was the owner) was super polite, he even walked around the counter to hand me my food. A+

Lots of options. And delicious deserts. Kids ate too without any complaints! Kid-friendliness: Crayons and friendly staff.A playground opposite the restaurant

I enjoy a good grilled cheese sandwich, so when I heard one was in Princeton, I had to check it out.My son and I stopped in for lunch on a Monday. The place isn’t actually facing the road. It sits behind the Thomas Sweet Ice Cream Shop, so be aware of that if you go looking for the restaurant. If you’re facing the ice cream shop, go to the left.Upon entering the building, I didn’t think it looked like much. There were only five or six stools and not much counter space to eat at. It’s definitely not a place to go if you want to sit and eat around a table with others, although some picnic tables are available outside.The menu looked straightforward enough if you wanted to make your own sandwich. Pick a bread, up to two kinds of cheeses, and one option from a limited selection of veggies, and then add a sauce. Everything else is extra, including proteins.Then we discovered a menu on the counter. The sandwich price was a little more than what appeared on the TV screen, but it was only 25 cents, so no big deal. The menu also had other pre-created sandwiches, but we decided to make our own.Once we had ordered, I decided to keep the receipt, and I was shocked. The bread added an extra 10 cents, the mozzarella added another 10 cents and that pepper jack cheese cost an additional 35 cents, even though the displayed menu didn’t show any extra costs. Now those aren’t big increases, but that’s not what the menu said the cost would be. So with the extra 25 cents for the sandwich as noted earlier, that adds up to 80 cents more than what the TV screen showed, more than a 10% increase.On top of that, I noticed they didn’t have my cheese order correct, so I went back and corrected it. But after eating half my sandwich, I realized they had now taken out the more expensive pepper jack completely and just replaced it with mozzarella.So how was the sandwich? I enjoyed it. The bacon I added had nice flavor, the tomatoes and lettuce seemed fresh, and the bread was soft even after being grilled.Personally, for me though, I don’t like surprises on cost. Fix the menu. Adjust the pricing model. But don’t advertise one price and then literally nickel and dime me while I’m placing my order.

I was really happy they had free coffee and water. A bit tight for sitting area but still good.My reuben melt was $12. The sandwich was very good but not amazing. Maybe the beef was less than stellar or I don’t like reubens that much? Great service.I will be back.