A cheese shop that goes above and beyond expectations. La Fromagerie comprises walk-in cheese rooms, and a kitchen producing homemade jam, bread and biscuits to take home or enjoy in its tasting café. Read more.
Founded in 1742, this is Britain’s oldest cheese shop and the first to sell Stilton in London. This blue cheese was pioneered by an inn-owner from Cambridgeshire in the 1720s.
The rolls are the best. Sandwiches good too. Avoid the torpedos. Can't beat cheese and pickle!
Get some Stichelton (eat it while drinking some barley wine - from Utobeer or The Rake)
Enormous selection, the most knowledgeable staff, very pleasant service. Amazing cheese heaven.
Seriously the best place for cheese in London. Go see Sue and her team and they'll challenge your tastebuds
Cheese glorious cheese. Plenty of goat & sheep's cheese too plus loads of condiments, breads, salamis, olives etc.
Androuet serves up a myriad of cheesy delights, with the odd detour via charcuterie or duck with lentils. Death by dairy is a possibility! Metro gave it 3 out of 5 Stars. Read more.
Brilliant little find. Friendly knowledgable staff. Excellent cheese boards & champagne selection. Suggest booking. Highly recommend this place.
The first genuine poutine I've found in London. Gravy lacks flavour but the cheese curds are just like you find in Canada.
Generous portions of cheese, don't get scared by the queue, raclette and sandwich are well worth the wait!
Definitely the best Georgian restaurant in town, good authentic wine and awesome food but it bit pricey.
Never thought I'd ever say this, but haggis grilled cheese is my new favorite type of grilled cheese...a must-try.
Soul-warming toasted cheese for eat in or take-away (just beware that the music is often as cheesy as the sandwiches!). A side of pickles is highly recommended. Read more.
Very affordable and tasty cheeses. Extremely friendly team who gave us a tour of the building.
