La Fromagerie

It's an amazing cheese shop to find a wide variety of options from different styles of producers. I met Jamie Oliver there once and realize that this is one of his favourite places to buy cheese. It is a good experience to sit there and try some of their selection. The place is quite tight so expect some cue or waiting list to get sit, but worth the time.

The food was nice but service wasn’t that great.

Ordered a sandwich, tart, soup and port wine. The sandwich contained blue cheese which has quite strong tangy taste. It was the least favorite but loved tart!

Excellent selection of cheeses and very knowledgeable and helpful staff. Definitely a shop to visit if in the area. Helpfully it sits next door to the Marylebone Pub too, another local go to after stocking up the fridge.

One of my favorite restaurants in the world. Been making a bee line here every time I go to London, for years now, and for good reason. More than just a restaurant, it’s a fresh cheese and produce shop and actually one of the most visually appealing and just plain magnificent. Good can’t get any fresher then it is here, service is top notch, Patricia has done an amazing job and it doesn’t seem to waver.

La Fromagerie make our wedding cheese cake and it was beautiful! They even let us taste all of the cheeses beforehand to make sure we were happy. Would highly recommend!

had to wait about 15 minutes before seated on Friday around 12:30. the table is a bit small if you order more than three plates, and the space between tables are narrow too! but the food was amazing, especially the pumpkin tortellini with butter & sage sauce! (guess the menu changes daily cuz the date was written on the menu)

We visited the Marylebone Sunday Farmers market and then popped in here for a bite.

I ordered the bacon sandwich with pancetta. The pancetta was lovely, salty and crisped up beautifully, so much so that the missus asked to buy some. Unfortunately, Mr Modur (?) told us that they had almost run out of current stock but kindly allowed us to buy a few slices. He was also kind enough to let us try a couple of slices of French proscuitto.

The eggs benedict was also very good, and went well with the coffee and pot of tea.

Service was excellent and very friendly. We also got a few jams and cheeses from their shop next door.

We will be back the next time we visit London.

Cosy winter place with cheese fondu to keep you warm. It’s a coffee with few tables but the other side of it is a cheese room and they sell vegetables too. Worth going with a friend to sit, chill and enjoy the mood.