La Fromagerie - Menu

La Fromagerie is one of two cheese and wine places on the same street in the heart of Marylebone Village.

Swung by for a quick lunchThey have prepackaged sandwiches when you walk in for £4.5, which is such a steal.

sometimes I find the hectic and the hectic of south kensington and oxford street a bit. I cannot really understand how it would be possible to visit these locals on a persistent basis. with the kakophonie of the tourist, the collection of aggressive, formidable large non-British cars and the bastion of British shopping, harrods, weakened by intentional petitioners, I always wondered where the brides actually go.

I went there today and loved the concept immediately. Its a grocery shop where yoi can buy French goodies and where you can also go for brunch. Because its so popular youll have to queue. We only had 2 couples in front of us and we've waited almost 30m. Ive ordered the eggs benedict and also the french toast. The French toast was our favourite, so good and delicious. Service was quite slow, so make sure you're not in a hury

This restaurant is a unique blend of a traditional grocery store and an eat-in dining experience. With a variety of cheeses, meats, nuts, and other products available for purchase, as well as cozy rustic decor, this venue offers a warm and inviting atmosphere. Cheese lovers will appreciate the cold room dedicated to cheeses. The service is friendly, the products are high quality, and the prices are reasonable. Overall, a visit here is highly recommended!

I will stop giving this place 5* from a reason just the personal. I'm happy to eat regularly all over the world, but rarely did I get over the staff with such a shitty attack. can eat there, in particular the cheese, of course not mistake what some of the best sorts in london houses. However, the young who work in the cheese business have the customer service capability of a leiche. they sort it out of la piousrie, or I'll go somewhere soon. but the cheese is still great.

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This amazing establishment offers the unique opportunity to dine in-house, and I absolutely love the concept. Every time I step foot in the restaurant, I am tempted to buy everything in sight. I have frequented this place multiple times, whether it be picking up cheese for a fondue on a Saturday afternoon or enjoying an aperitivo before dinner. During my last visit with a friend, we opted for the French cheese plate and a couple of glasses of wine. The cheese was delicious and just as good as what one would find in France. The wine was also exceptional and paired perfectly with the cheese. I highly recommend this place, but just be aware that the kitchen closes early in the evening.

It's one of those places you can't just go try or go once for an experience. You have to keep returning! This place will have you addicted in no time. I ordered a simple Black Iced Americano to order, but being a coffee addict I need to try their other coffees too. What I did order to eat was the Burrata and Crisp Speck with Figs! Since I was alone, I happily sat in the corner with my book, I devoured my lunch in quite deliberation and happy disposition. The dish was absolutely delicious. Simple, fresh, clean and wholesome. I impulsively also ate a doughnut just because I was feeling like a fatty, but I didn't regret it either, melted in my mouth, just so tasty. : I ended up buying artichoke...