I stumbled across Jericho Cheese Company and was blown away! The displays in British cheese shops…read moreare so much more appealing than the cases in American. The proprieter was exceptionally knowledgable and was kind to cut me for relatively small pieces with which to make a lunch. The cardo, a washed rind goat cheese, was particularly amazing. It tasted like grass in the best way.

From the owner: We are cheesemongers, specialising in cheeses from the British Isles, with a focus on quality,…read moreflavour and excellent service.

This is one of my favorite cheese shops in London and it also happens to be the oldest cheese…read moremonger in the city too. The first Paxton & Whitfield cheese shop was opened in 1797 and is located on Jermyn street just across from Fortnum and masons. They have an excellent variety of quality cheeses including cheeses from the British isles. Their truffle cheese are particularly excellent. Service is very professional and those working at the store are very knowledgeable about the cheeses. While upscale with a traditional ambiance, the store is also fresh and modern. Highly recommended.

Sad that such a historical cheesecloth has some attendants whose customer service skills leave much…read moreto be deserved. Went today at 12:30 and the most senior lady there was frankly rude and unpleasant. I would recommend going to Neal's Yard. Less attitude and way better service.

I went in to this shop trying to track down a hard to find Mexican cheese, well hard to find here…read morein the UK, you can't escape it in Mexico! The lovely lady in the shop couldn't help me but she did come up with some suggestions for alternative cheeses and we had fun sampling a few different ones. I walked away with an aged Italian cheese, nothing like what I went in to the shop looking for but it was so luscious I couldn't say no. I also found in the shop, (a HUGE surprise!) two Spanish sauces that I had discovered on holiday and have been searching in England for ever since. So I wasn't able to find my Mexican cheese, but I was happily reunited with two wonderful sauces. Happy days!

Cheeeeeese! This is…read morewhat Wallace would say if he entered this tiny shop in Richmond. in fact, as you enter the shop, a waft of hundreds of different cheeses will engulf you, which is not something for the faint-hearted ;-) In fact, just a few years ago, I would've not set foot in here, because of the smell, but my attitude towards cheese has changed quite a bit and now I'm actually drawn into here... I discovered this shop on a chilly winter afternoon, after a coming from a Sunday roast at a nearby pub. To be honest, I'm no cheese expert, and so I typically engage the sales person in a chat and ask them for some recommendations. I think the chap that I ended up with, wasn't the best sales person as he didn't really come forward with any recommendations, nor did he offer me any samples (which I know they do, as Yee Gan got them). Nevertheless, I really liked this shop and I'll be back soon!

One of my rewards for climbing up Hill Rise to the Yelp picnic in Richmond park yesterday was…read morerunning across this little gem on the way up the hill. I had to make a stop when walking back down the hill Teddington Cheese is a wonderful cheese shop with a variety of cheese which belies its size. The cheeses are all laid out with a card explaining the origin and description of each cheese. Shelf upon shelf of cheeses coming from as close as Godstone in Surrey to other parts of the UK and abroad, including places like the Nordic countries. I was also very impressed by the service. I asked for a mild hard goat's cheese and the owner introduced me to Ticklemore for Devon. When asked what was good at the moment, he recommended the Pont l'Eveque, which had matured more for a depth of flavour. I finished off my triumvirate of cheeses by choosing Torta, a very creamy mix of layered gorgonzola and mascarpone with the mascarpone cutting down some of the pungency of the gorgonzola. I was offered samples of all the cheeses. Another nice touch is that they include a little card with all the cheeses that you purchase with the name and little description about it Being a good cheese shop, there were also some nice biscuits and condiments like quince jelly. Luckily for a mouse like me, Teddington Cheese is too far away to be a regular haunt or I could go broke and become fat very easily!

I been to Barneys Deli couple of times and they always provided the best cheese's in town. Also…read moreordering my Christmas Cheese from their website was so easy! Always friendly service, thank you!

From the owner: Situated in the bustling North Laine community of independent retailers in Brighton, we stock over…read more40 different Sussex cheeses as well as your usual cheese shop favourites, vegan dairy-free alternatives, local award-winning charcuterie and small batch chutneys and preserves, hand-made chocolate and butter, and a wide range of olive and truffle oils and condiments.

Another cheese shop. I came here to get some spread for crumpets for morning breakfast. Prices were…read morea little more expensive but still within the general sliding scale of market value. The foodie in me spent an extra 10 minutes looking at the place like as a museum fit for serious foodies.

From the owner: Our Turnham Green store specialises in Cheese, Charcuterie and Artisnal breads. As well as…read moresandwiches freshly made in our kitchens, a vast range of condiments, and fresh fruit and veg on weekends,

The woman here seems to have an issue with non-white customers. She was really annoyed to have us…read morethere and extremely unhelpful. Intentionally misunderstood us and couldn't seem to answer any questions about the cheese she sells. It left us wondering if she was ignorant to her own business or just racist. It would seem we aren't the only ones with this experience sadly. Perhaps avoid this spot if you prefer professionals with manners.

Lady did not seem like she really wanted to be there to help customers find cheese. She was not…read morevery helpful and when we asked her for recommendations she seemed rather annoyed to have to help. Was sad because looked like a very lovely shop. We still bought cheese but thought i should make a note of the service.

A fantastic place - just like a cheese shop should be. Not only a great range of cheeses but…read moreknowledgeable staff who can guide you through the choices. You know you are in the right place when you can be steered to the best vacherin depending on precisely when you intend to eat it. They offer other foods as well as coffee etc to drink. But the cheese is the thing!

We went to Pangbourne to get a selection of 9 cheeses and some Wild Boar sausages with truffles as…read morea gift for my brother in laws 80th birthday. We said what we didn't want (washed rind cheeses) but otherwise left the selection to them. They choose an excellent assortment from their 140+ stock labelling each individually. Admittedly it wasn't cheap but given the quality it wasn't expensive either. My BinL and family were very well pleased with the result. The staff were keen to please, pleasant and helpful throughout. We would have no hesitation in using them again

This place is a nice little deli, tea room and smokehouse. They have a wide variety of cheeses and…read morewe ended taking home three types. There is a definite emphasis on UK and European cheeses. They have a wide assortment of prepackaged meats and sea food. We had tea and cake in the tearoom annex. It was quite good. We especially enjoyed the two huge skylights that let the sun flow into the room. There is outside seating as well.

This place is so freaking cool. The gentleman who helped us was really nice and let me taste five…read moreor six different kinds of cheese. Based on my input, he suggested such lovely options that I'll never again get to have in the states. It was such a lovely visit and I'm so excited to eat what he helped us pick.

Be sure to check out this little gym near Covent Garden. For those, like me, who have spent most of…read moreour lives buying cheese from a massive grocery chain, visiting Neal's Yard Dairy was an incredible experience. You know that your cheesemonger is serious when they can tell you the names of some of the farmers that raised the animals that made the cheese that you're eating. Along with that, the selection is absolutely incredible. It is worth going in just to learn about the different types of cheeses, most of which come from the British Isles. If you are a true foodie and are serious about cheese, you'll stop by Neal's Yard Dairy.