Location: New Orleans
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1. Albertoâs Cheese & Wine Bistro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 321 reviews
Reviewed By CelticFire
Had a not too good experience in another Cafe, but decided to give the French Market another try, so glad we did. Got the Caprese Sandwich, it came on lovely wheat bread with some balsamic vinegar. All fresh ingredients, freshly made. Lovely! So much so we went back the next day and got the same lunch. This was a lovely lunch. Would definitely return.
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2. St James Cheese Company
Overall Ratings
4 based on 260 reviews
Mission To provide our guests with a meticulously selected and unexpectedly diverse assortment of perfectly ripe cheeses, charcuterie, and gourmet grocery items. Our menu has been carefully built with contemporary and European style sandwiches, salads and
Reviewed By Andrei S
St. James is a meat and cheese market in Uptown that offers sandwiches, cheese plates, salads, and other light dishes. Their cheese selection is outstanding, even for New Orleans. You can either select your cheeses and meats or allow the employees to craft a plate for you. They have porch seating, interior seating, and an outdoor courtyard, offering a variety of atmospheres and experiences depending on the weather.The cheese plates can be a bit expensive for just one person. In my opinion, the best thing to do here is to come with three or four other people and all share a big cheese plate and a bottle of wine before a bigger dinner. It is very reasonably priced for this.
3. St. James Cheese Company
Overall Ratings
4 based on 190 reviews
Mission: To provide guests with a meticulously selected and unexpectedly diverse assortment of perfectly ripe cheeses, charcuterie, and gourmet grocery items. Our menu has been carefully built with contemporary and European style sandwiches, salads and ch
Reviewed By The_Loup_Garou
We had seen St James Cheese Company mentioned in many places, but had not gotten to explore it, until our December trip. What a great âfind.âWe were meeting family for a lunch, and wanted to bring both cheese and wine, and were able to do it all, in one stop, and not too far from our hotel, plus on the way to Metairie. Even in the Central Business District, we found legal parking near-by, and within two blocks of St James Cheese Company.We spent some time talking with the server, who knew her cheese, plus the offerings in the store. Once our selections had been made, I was able to pair those cheeses with some of the wines in the shop. While the wine selection was not overly large, they did have a lot of cheese-friendly options, and several wines, with which I was not familiar â but with a few recommendations, I have to say that all paired very well.The shop also has a small counter area, but we were just buying to take away, for consumption elsewhere.I am surprised that it took us so many visits, before we finally stopped into St James Cheese Company, but we WILL be back!
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