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2-4 Moxon Street
Marylebone
London, W1U 4EW
Nearest Transport: Baker Street
Opened by ex-secretary Patricia Michelson, La Fromagerie specialises in a wide range of cheeses and savoury items as wel... more

Legendary cheese Shop and tasting cafe

  • 5
    La Fromagerie
    2-4 Moxon Street London W1U 4EW uk
    4th June 2007
    Legendary cheese Shop and tasting cafe
    Current
    I am not an every day cheese person. I save it up for special occassions and this place is perfect. It is a cheese eaters dream.

    Nestled in this quiet street of Marylebone High Street is La Fromagerie, which is a cheese fiends heaven. There is an open shop with lots of goodies (where I have done a few late Christmas runs for things like Chutneys and unusual condiments) but the piece de reisistance is a seales off cheese room where cheeses are literally piled upto the ceiling. It is a cosy and jostling little room with an overwhelming cheesy pong that gets you over excited and probably makes you buy more cheese than you mean to.

    A really novel addition to this shop cum cheese haven is a cafe where you can have a cheese tasting pit stop with a glass of wine (oh and some salad, coffee or afternoon tea if you must).

    So, if you like cheese then La Fromagerie is a winner and the kind of place, I suppose, that TrustedPlaces is all about. Original, unusual and quite a treasure.

    Here is the website for more info:
    http://www.lafromagerie.co.uk/home/
    Browners at 13th June 2007

    Bloody love La Fromagerie. It's like an Aladin's cave full of cheese. You go in to get a little bit of cheese for a dinner party and land up buying most of the shop!

    Very knowledgeable staff indeed. And passionate too.

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