Pork Ewe is good. Very good. The worst thing about it is the location though. It takes a 15min trip…read morejust to pick up some meat and cheese. When you first walk in through the interesting wooden door the smell hits you. It's all sorts of weird and wonderful cheese aromas and is not for everyone! The staff are knowledgeable and passionate. This deli is their world and they want to educate you on what their products are. Warning: you will end up spending more than expected. Once you start choosing you can't stop and next minute you've got $50 worth of cheese in your hand! Go to Pork Ewe for some special occasion treats or just to share with people that you know will appreciate it.

Pork Ewe Deli. Just the name alone got me excited to walk through the wooden door of this gourmet…read moredeli. Another in a few businesses that I think are turning Mayfield around, this is the spot to come if you're seeking gourmet oils, charcuterie and cheese. It's a place to come to stock up a picnic basket en route to the beach or just because that's what Saturday night supper calls for. The staff (a husband and wife duo) are there to answer all your questions and make sure a perfect match is made between cured meats and creamy cheese. Bookmark without delay!

Cheese! In the heart…read moreof the Hunter Valley, you sometimes need a break from the wine. Binnorie Dairy has just that, with a small retail shop where you can taste and buy several fabulous cheeses. Their marinated feta is award-winning, they say, but lots of other dairies around the country do it. For my money, try their labna, their marscapone, their amazing duetto, or their washed-rind. Yum.

Have you seen my headline? It says "cheese please." In other words... this place is my mecca, my…read moreheaven, my paradise. Much better than the famous Smelly Cheese Shop in my opinion. Maybe the variety isn't as expansive but it gets the job done. They had two tasting stations set up with about 9-10 different cheeses we could try. I tried about 8 of them and there was only 1 that I wasn't a fan of. The marinated soft cheese in sun dried tomato was heavenly and their brie? Holy cow (pun intended). The goat's cheese was smooth and subtle unlike some overpowering goat varieties. They also have a wide variety of jams, oils and chutneys to try. I tried a few and wanted to purchase two of the oils but at $25 a pop I couldn't justify it. Instead I got a hot and spicy green chilli jam for $18 bucks. My advice? Skip the overcrowded, underwhelming Smelly Cheese Shop and head here for the friendly service, abundant samples and delicious cheese and homemade oils and jams.

Loved this place! My friends and I came here and had a lovely cheese tasting. The lady was really…read morenice and very knowledgable on cheese. Every cheese, from the brie to the Irish cheddar was so delicious. I wanted to buy it all, but they were pretty pricey. Luckily they had a 2 for $20 brie cheese so my friend and I split it.

Excellent vibe, live music, awesome food, original handcrafted products and great sense of…read morecommunity. I visit every time I can and always find something new. Highly recommended.

From the owner: We run a Farmers Market twice a month, on the first Sunday and third Sunday of each month.read more