If you love cheese, hate cheese, are indifferent about cheese, or have never tried cheese you all…read moreneed to come to Cheese & More. This place has it all; creamy cheese, hard cheese, smoked cheese, goat cheese, rosemary infused cheese, sharp and mild cheese, round cheese, square cheese, you get the picture... My husband who is normally somewhat indifferent about his cheese tastes tried a smoked cow cheese and said it was the best thing he'd ever eaten. The store itself is set amidst München in all its glory and beauty and the inside is a feast for the eyes. There are cheeses everywhere in all various shapes, sizes, colors, and flavors. Sadly we could not taste or buy them all, but we sure did want to! The prices are high; ok quite high, but one taste and your salivary glands will convince your wallet to pay up for the goods. The cheeses travel in their sealed wrappers and stay fresh for a significant time (not that they will last that long). When we entered Cheese & More we also found the shop employee (aka cheese expert) to be quite friendly, helpful, knowledgeable, and speak English and German. This little cheese store is worth stopping in and trying; your charcuterie board will be happy you did so.

This is a cheese shop featuring a large variety of Henri Willig cheese, as well as "more"…read more(crackers, jams, and other things that pair with cheese). There are samples and the cheese wheels are wrapped in wax and suitable to keep at room temp to transport abroad. The staff at the shop was also very friendly and spoke English. Highly recommend!

Fabulous cheese shop. So many nice varieties and shops that carry kase mit truffle are always…read morespecial for me :-)) the two ladies behind the counter are also very cheerful and helpful. This is one place I will find hard to stay away from :-))

I don't know how the photos were taken in previous reviews. I visited this stall 1/2hr ago and when…read moreI saw a green wasabi gouda, I took a photo of it. Immediately the shop lady came by and told me rudely that taking a photo cost €2. Well, as a tourist, this impolite and unwelcoming attitude prompted me to write this review immediately. If I could post without a star, I would. Kase Lindber, you are one of a kind! Other stalls in Viktualienmarkt are friendly and I bought fresh fruits and mushrooms.

BEST CHEESE SHOP EVER. Amazing shopkeeper. So friendly, and…read moreso good with our children. And the "Sampler Platter," which you won't see advertised, is a fantastic chance to enjoy a lot of new and different things, so that you can make the best purchase choices afterwards. The location is good too. We love the Viktualienmarkt, and you can take your cheeses and enjoy them at the adjacent picnic tables.

This is the third store of a local chain and just reopened after some renovations. It's not easy to…read moredistinguish yourself as a cheese shop in Munich as there are plenty of great cheese shops here, but this one is as good as any. It's small but has a nice selection of European cheese, focused around Germany, Switzerland and Austria, as one would expect. They also have some other deli goods, such as wurstsalat. I'm munching on a piece of organic Bergkäse as I type. Yumm. Their Obatzda was nice too.

I love this place. What's not to like about a shop that has great choice of French and other origin…read morecheeses ? I love cheese hard, soft, runny, smelly, salty, briney and any other form it comes in. If it came in an IV form I would probably be lining up to buy it :-)) Always nice to have a place that carries a slightly different set of items and this place is certainly one. They also have an online shop under www.fromage.de If you are craving for some French or cheese from neighboring countries of Germany this is not a bad choice.

Before leaving Munich for ever and after having been shopping here so often, I should at least…read morepresent one shop on the Viktualienmarkt - but this is certainly not the only one worth going to. When I want a good French cheese that has exactly the right ripeness, this is where I go. On top of that, they have a good selection of less known wines - and I fall for their excellent Pinot Noir from the Alsace (Jean Weich, I presume?). But there are also intersting ones from e.g. Savoie or Switzerland

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