A nice selection of cheese and mustards. Staff offers helpful advice and provides samples to assist…read morein purchasing decisions. When we visited for lunch they had a nice array of grilled cheese sandwiches, a cheese board and soup.

Came in to buy a few Cleveland-themed mustards (and other goodies) to take to a friend's house as a…read moregift...and stayed for lunch! Wife and I split two sandwiches, the Pearl Road and the Boho. The Pearl Road consisted of turkey, raclette cheese and cheddar cheese topped with a spicy berry bourbon mustard between sourdough bread slices then grilled to perfection. The Boho was also a grilled sourdough concoction, this time topped with cheddar, horseradish spread, salami, raclette cheese and grilled onions. Neither one of us could get enough of these two beauties. Dreaming of our next outing here again...

Had a lovely Friday night Happy Hour with my wife, as we came here for a nosh, some wine and…read morefinally a bit of live music. There was a duo playing guitar and Saxaphone together, so we grabbed a small charcuterie plate and a couple of glasses of white wine and settled in for a really enjoyable evening. With all those pieces in place, we sat back and soaked in the tunes while sipping and munching. What a great way to unwind from the hectic week we'd had. Looking forward to future opportunities to come here and do it again!

I came in here for happy hour with my 77-year old mom. Enjoyed a wonderful selection of Irish…read morecheddar and blue cheese and a glass of Cabernet Sauvignon. My mom had a tasty pomegranate soda to go along with our cheese. We found a seat by the window where my 18-month old daughter could noodle around and watch the world go by. Highly recommend this place for exceptional cheese selection, friendly service, and a warm ambience.

Do you know the difference between a wensleydale or a Shropshire? Do you know how much funk you…read morewant in your Blue? Which cheese would work best for your charcuterie board? Ask the knowledgeable and friendly people at The Cheese Shop in Cleveland's iconic Westside Market! They not only let you sample anything and everything, they encourage it! They want you to have the best experience you can have and that's so easy with the incredible selection of cheeses and accoutrement! If you want an immersive experience in all things cheese in a setting that screams Olde World, then this is the place for you! I'd recommend the Drunken Goat and the Moody Blue!

Amazing, amazing! We have been getting cheese from here for years and it is always incredible. The…read morepeople working at the stand are always so helpful in assisting in picking the best, unique cheeses that no one has had before but all love when we are heading to a party. And now... they offer charcuterie boards. This was amazing over the holidays. We brought a board to 3 different parties; office, family & friends. Everyone raved about the selection of different meats and cheeses as well as the accompaniments. We also went ahead and bought crackers while we were there so we didn't have to fight the crowds at the grocery store.

I can't believe no one has written a review of this place yet. You can't spit in a quality…read moreCleveland-area restaurant without hitting a dollup of Lake Erie Creamery chevre. Anyhow, the reason I wanted to post something is, as excellent as their chevre is, they also produce this semi-soft cheese called blomma which is even better. It's creamy and complex and pungent and so freakin' good. It destroys all other Ohio cheeses, and I think it belongs in the same company of some of the best U.S. artisan cheeses around . Humboldt Fog, Pleasant Ridge Reserve, Purple Haze...the blomma is every bit as good as these. It can be maddeningly hard to find, but it's worth tracking it down. (Check out http://www.lakeeriecreamery.com/ for their retail locations.) **** There also used to be this solo German- or Austrian-accented guy who used to sell these wild-ass cave-ripened cheeses around here. (Cave-ripened smethe, I think he called it....probably a German word for "smells like gym socks.") He just disappeared from the farmer's markets one day without explanation. If anyone knows who he was and if he's still in business, drop me a message. Goddamn if that guy didn't ever produce some glorious stink.

Wow!!! The black pepper feta is amazing. The pearls are delightful. The cheese products from…read morethis company are worth the try...but I warn you, you'll be addicted.

They call me Meister loverman, because I love this place. But I'm going to have to close Shabba…read moreRanks if you want more info than that. They sell a bunch of awesome expensive cheeses including some that you really would not get in your local grocery stores. This is a true cheese shop. It makes me feel like I'm in a European market somewhere like Germany or France. Bravo. While you're in the WSM, get a Lemon Sugar crepe from Crepes Du Luxe, a Brat from Frank's, and some spicy jerky from J & J Czuchraj. Those are the meisters of amazing treats.

GREAT unsalted peanut butter. It's so tough to find something that is GREAT for you, yet taste…read moreAWESOME. I came on Wednesday 6-01-22 around noon. The staff gave me a spoon to eat it at the market. The small seating area on the west side of the market on the second level is open again.

The service and wine knowledge are amazing and they are super friendly! They have an amazing…read moreselection. We enjoy their Saturday wine tastings and the cheese and food offerings.

If I could give this place zero stars I would. THERE ARE PLENTY OF NICE WINE SPOTS! Cru uncorked…read morehas a wonderful wine selection and pricing! I will give my money to people who respect their customers! I'll give never be back! A friend and I parked in the customer parking lot and walked into the store and bought a couple gifts. We decided to grab lunch across the street. When we returned we noticed a suburban intentionally blocking our car in. When I politely walked into the wine store and asked for the car to be moved I found out this was the store owners car! He was mean, nasty, and condescending to me explaining that I had to wait until he was ready because I was parked in "his spot". So I sat in my car for a good 10-15 minutes waiting for him to move his car. He made pulling out of the parking spot a 20 minute ordeal.

Have patronized this business for years and never been disappointed. Highly recommend! Fantastic…read morecheese selection and hard-to-find grocery items. Wonderful olive oil selection! The store can be very crowded, but it's worth it.

Occasion: Visiting my daughter and can't resist a European style market…read more I really wanted to like this store. It was full of interesting products that looked very diverse and decently priced. So why only one star? I am a disabled person who has a service dog to help me. As soon as we walked in the door, the woman who owns the shop fought her way through the crowd to get to me and demanded to see my dog's registration papers to prove she was a service dog. Oh, boy... I politely explained to her that registration is not a thing for service dogs and shared with her the 2 legal questions that businesses are authorized to ask dog handlers, and volunteered my responses. She insisted that she knows better and that there is a registry for service dogs and she will need to see Piper's registration to allow us to remain in her store. She even went so far as to tell me she'll call the police and have them tell me there is a registry for service dogs. I let her know that's not necessary I'll find and correct the police if they're incorrectly stating ADA requirements. (this happens more often than you might imagine.) I confirmed with her the location of the police in WSM and went to find one. I did get her to accept my ADA card though, so that's progress. After the lady harassed me about Piper, I didn't have much of an appetite for her wares. We left feeling trampled on and violated. Note: I did seek out the officer. Not only did the officer understand ADA requirements, he offered to go with me to correct the woman. I told him that I would never patronize her store now so I'm not interested in accompanying him, but I appreciate his effort to prevent her from discriminating against the next dog handler that enters the premises. He chased me down in a crowded market later to tell me that he'd had a conversation with the woman and she now understands ADA law. Would I recommend? not if you're disabled Would I return? not on your life Service Dog Grade: F. Denied access and required police correction. I have never filed a complaint re: ADA before today:(

I go here for a quick lunch! It's a small grocery store with hot counters, desserts, and lots of…read moreItalian goodies. The food is great, I highly recommend the mushroom pizza. Always quick service

Their bread is so good, especially the onion rolls. The various pizzas really good but not sold hot…read moreunless you're there when they come out. The sandwiches are so so, many overwhelmed by bread. The chicken parm that I've had there for example, the chicken is over fried with dried out edges. And there is never enough. By the way the sauce is delicious. But the biggest issue is the sanitary level of the store. The employees don't always use clean gloves behind the counter while preparing orders and I've seen some touch their faces.

My LTR partner is a native Russian, so over the years has made many a trip here, as have I this…read morepast year or so. One of our fave purchases is Kvass imported from Russia. What is Kvass? (Phonetic Spelling: k-vahs). Russian kvass is a probiotic-rich, low-alcohol beverage made primarily from rye bread, distinguishing it from other fermented drinks like kombucha and kefir, which use different base ingredients and fermentation processes. Unlike many commercial versions of kvass, traditional kvass retains live cultures and has a unique, complex flavor profile. (I liken it to cold root beer, with a hint of sassafrass tea). The brand we purchase comes in a two liter & has live cultures, so it is refrigerated; it features an Orthodox Papal figure. It is delicious! He usually also purchases various chocolates and candies, as well as small frozen sweets that resemble tiny chocolate dipped waffle cone ice creams. I know minimal Russian, so he usually speaks for us. TBH-I don't think I'd be comfortable going as a non native Russian speaking consumer.

I feel like I'm on a treasure hunt when I go here. There are so many amazing items to consider,…read moreboth prepared and grocery. I personally go here for my exotic candy fix. They have phenomenal chocolate individually wrapped candies that you buy by the pound. I can't read whatever language is printed on these candies so it's always a guess. They are delicious and I just love the surprise element. The last time I was here, I got their pork schnitzel and a fresh pickle. Again, absolutely delightful. We are so fortunate to have ethnic markets like this in our area. Whenever I'm on the east side I try to go there. The service is great and I'm sure somebody could help me translate when a label is not in English, but most of the foods have pictures and are pretty self-explanatory. I also want to mention that it's very clean.