Impeccable customer service, fantastic selection (especially in the summer), curated with care. The…read morestaff is amazing and super helpful.

We went in looking for a few interesting cheeses for a charcuterie board and to try something new…read more They have a great selection of accompaniments like crackers, jams, bread sticks, fizzy waters, olives and more. You could make a great spread for a party or special occasion with their utensils, plates and napkins. We spent about a half hour talking about cheeses and sampling several, learning about how they were made, with what products, the backstory to the cheeses and farms and so much more. It was wonderful! We came home with an assortment of cow, goat and sheep cheeses. We will definitely be back to try more!

Fantastic selection of artisanal cheeses, lovely customer service, and a very clean and…read morewell-put-together store. I cannot wait to go back!

I rarely give 5 stars on a first visit , but I'm making an exception. Excellent cuban sandwich…read morewith smoke ham and pork loin. Also, they have an excellent selection of cheeses. They let me try samples including some Cheddars that were aged 10 to 12 years. Canadian Was sharper than the Wisconsin so I went with that. I also got some mimolette cheese. Great stuff! Of course, this is a specialty shop and it's kind of pricey but you get really high quality. I'll be back.

The Brown Jug is a super cute, quaint food shop that serves sandwiches, pizza, and has an excellent…read morewine collection in Sandwich! Their shop also had varieties of snacks that would go with a perfect bottle of wine that you'll grab there - lots of options. Service was friendly. On this trip, we had pizza, sandwiches and wine. We sat outside in the courtyard area to enjoy our pizza and beverages - perfect place for a lunch!

I recommend this store for many reasons; we've been there about two dozen times when futzing about…read moreJarvesville. First, they are an everything artisan food store: sandwiches to be made or pre-made to-go, a fine wine collection (caveat emptor - they tend to store the finer wines vertically - a major wine faux paus), fine artisan pasta, organic bakery, and a very nice British-style candy offering. Secondly, in the wine room off to the side they have a table and chairs where you can sit and sip your coffee. No bathroom. Only one table. With four chairs. My only complaint, well, not really a complaint per se, an observation. In my empirical experience, the lady who runs the cash register seemingly watches you, as though you are going to shoplift. It's a little uncomfortable, as we are Harvard educated yuppies, dressed right out of the Preppy Handbook, and we don't present ourselves in a sketchy or shifty manner. It's ok, ma'am, that little inconvenience is worth your offerings a couple of times a year. It's Jarvesville, not Twin Peaks.

Nice cheese shop and other gourmet food items. The proprietress helped us to complimentary samples…read moreof cheeses to try - and helped us narrow down our choices: a lusciously creamy and mild bleu (Cambozola Black), an equally creamy and luscious triple cream (Trillium), and a snappy slightly sweet aged Gouda (Beemster XO). Plus they had a number of interesting salumi so I grabbed a wild boar salami and a truffled salami. All of these were excellent that evening with our simple repast of mushroom soup and good crusty bread. Yum! We'll be back ...

Really cool place, reminded me of a few cheese shops I went to in Italy. Edgewood Cheese was a…read morebonus place for RI Food Fights sandwich month. I got to sample 3 cheeses served with some bread, fig jam and pickles. All the cheeses were unique, fresh and my favorite was the Drunken Goat. I spoke with the owner for a few minutes and he was so friendly and very passionate about his business.

I love this shop & have been patronizing it since it opened 3 years ago. They have an amazing,…read morerotating selection of delicious gourmet cheeses, additional refrigerated items such as pate & sausage, a ton of packaged goods such as crackers, jams, chips & non-alcoholic beverages, and kitchen items such as cutting & charcuterie boards, dish towels & hand crafted pottery. Yes, it's a little pricey but you're getting top quality goods. There are a few dedicated parking spaces directly in front of the store as well as on- street & public parking around Wayland Square. The staff is always friendly & helpful. I've attended fun events there, such as their annual anniversary celebration & cheese bingo. Lovely place when you feel like treating yourself.

Jeff and Angie are a great team! Jeff let us sample some cheeses he thought we would like and made…read morea recommendation for a 4th cheese that would compliment 3 others we had chosen. Next, Angie recommended some jams that would go harmoniously with our cheese selections. We would have never thought to get the sour cherry jam, but it was so good! Love this small business!

5 Stars because I am DREAMING about this shop a week later. Pro-tip: Ask about the sourdough bread…read morefrom a bakery in NY! The moment you walk in to this shop you are very much aware that they specialize in high quality cheese. It's stinky, y'all. But in the best way! There are samples everywhere (grab a toothpick thooo!) and the cheeses range in prices. I'd think this is the perfect spot to hit up before a dinner party or for a killer hostess gift. They also have tons of artisanal pastas, crackers, butter, etc. David helped us as we were actually in search of a really good loaf of sourdough. He explained that their loaves come from a bakery in NY that has used the same starter for over 100 years. They get the loaves parbaked so they can bake them fresh in the shop. You can opt for a full loaf or half, OR get it parbaked and finish it at your house for a fresh baked loaf at home! If I lived within 30 minutes of this shop, I'd be back for the bread alone. The staff is super knowledgeable and seemed eager to help explain any specialty item (with tastings!). This will be a MUST next time I'm in RI!

If I were to review this place in 2 words ... okay, three actually ... it would be: "Expensive…read more Worth it!' Imagine a cheese store in a Hallmark Christmas village ... and there you have Wickford Cheese & Sundry. When you are buying a cheese which costs $50/lb. you want to taste it. No problems here! They have a lot of little cut samples of cheeses waiting for you to try. And if there is a cheese that doesn't have a sample ready, they'll gladly give you a piece to make up your mind. The selection is mind-boggling. Browsing through and tasting 9 different Goudas can make even the most fastidious cheese lover overwhelmed. Luckily, the owners are happy to make recommendations and bring you one step closer to cheese Xanadu. There are plenty of US, French, Italian and Spanish cheeses ... the only bummer about this place is that there are very few British cheeses to buy. Having lolived in the UK, I do tend to gravitate towards those. I think in the entire store they had maybe 2 - 3 British cheeses. Having said that, it's one of my favourite spots to visit and I usually walk away with a bag of interesting and fun picks for entertaining. You can ask them to pick out a perfect cheese plate for you and it's all set. They just ask how much you want and get it ready for you. They also have a few varieties of cured meats etc. for purchase and a couple to sample. Overall, this is a fun spot to visit and for cheese lovers, it will be an incredibly immersive and friendly experience. I won't knock Wholefoods because they actually have a great cheese section ... when staffed ... but this brings cheese tasting and bespoke experience to the next level. I very much encourage you to check this cute little shop out and will say that they also sell the best baguettes I've ever had outside of Paris.

I picked up a block of Foxboro Cheese Company's cheese at the Boston Public Market and I have to…read moresay how awesome it was. Labeled "Asiago Vintage" it shaved up perfectly for the pasta meal that I prepared. Delicious tasting and yummy with a rich nutty flavor. The label clearly shows how fresh it is, not even a week from the "Packed On" date. Ingredients - raw cow milk, rennet (an enzyme used in cheese making), cultures (also needed in cheese making) and salt. That's it. If I get to Foxboro, I'll be heading to the Lawton's Family Farm to experience Foxboro Cheese company directly.

Came here while exploring the area. Best decision ever! We arrived about 20 minutes before they…read moreclosed, but the cheesemongers were so friendly and helpful. They did not rush us off. We got to try and buy some fabulous cheeses and other gourmet products. The shop is well-organized and inviting. I wish I had more time to explore here. BTW, they will ship products, including cheeses, to you in the mail. Are you kidding me?!?!? How awesome is that? They even hooked us up with some baguettes since they were closing, and they baked the bread fresh every day. Win-win!!

Walk in with a meal, an occasion, or a bottle of wine in mind, and you'll leave with the perfect…read morepairings of cheese, charcuterie, more wine, bread, crackers, olives, cornichons, etc. And the family that runs the place is the best! I think everyone who works at Wasik's has been there for many years. When you shop there, you're part of the family as well. A true gem - ambiance meets expertise, slathered with fantastic taste.

I worked a tasting here and had such a wonderful time! Everyone at Life Love Cheese is so…read moreincredibly nice and makes you feel welcome. I got the Kings Ransom cheese thinking I'd be having it solo but my boyfriend ended up loving it and now I'll be returning for more and to try new cheeses! Also the samples they offer and the conversations had about the products are incredible. Truly some place I will go out of my way to support

Cute new cheese, local product and wine shop located in a brand new building in Wakefield…read more Hopefully they do really well, nice staff and products. Fresh bread from Lexington, Magic Bites hummus from Arlington, locally made vegan / gluten free bread and cookies are also available from The Baker over Yonder.

Love this place! I go here often, great meats, pies, pretty much anything you need…read more Wish they sold Jessicas Breads. Its a local Massachusetts bread company and Marion folks would love the freshness. Larry

I stopped in here while visiting the area to grab a snack and a drink. The inside was really cute…read moreand filled with everything from local goods to standard brand name candy bars. Everything was well priced and clean inside. The cashier was also so friendly and quick to offer help if needed