Cheese Galore and More

Loved loved loved coming here and will be back! They have an assortment of cheeses, meats, and wine. I specifically enjoyed the Manchego and St. Angel Triple Cream. They sell bottles of wine that you can drink with an $8 corkage fee. We got a charcuterie board that serves 3 for $30. You can choose up to 4 items on the board (cheeses or meats), with additional add-ons like the raspberry jalapeño jam or Marcona almonds. The service was great. We were served with kindness. The overall ambiance is this is a chill place with limited seating. They do have outdoor seating as well. Inside, they sell wine glasses, coffee beans, olive oil, pasta, and other goods. There is also only street parking and a nearby garage.

It's a small bar and cheese store in Federal Hill, they have a delightful selection of gourmet cheeses and specialty items, including preserves, nut butters, cured meats and also wines. The store layout can be a bit confusing and the store feels somewhat overcrowded because of the small space. The customer service is friendly, accomodating, warm, enhancing your shopping experience. I loved the "odds and ends" cheese sampling, which allows customers to taste before purchasing larger portions. We loved the sheep and goat cheese, smoked gouda, collier cheddar! Overall, it's a charming spot worth supporting!

Return visit for lunch on Saturday. Started w perfect oysters and beers. Followed up with grilled hot dog and grilled cheese & tomato soup. I truly love this place and the people that frequent it. It is my wife's favorite date place.

We bought all the ingredients and brought it home for our own charcuterie board and it was wonderful! So much fresher than buying the cheese pre-packaged at the store. The employees were also very helpful and provided great information.

Cheese Galore is a neighborhood gem. It's part bar and part cute shop. You can get local Maryland coffee, jams, wine, crackers, bread, and of course cheese! I have not sat in the bar and ordered food and wine but that is something I need to do. I usually come to Cheese Galore for the "Federal Hill crack" which is Asiago cheese and pairs well with crackers or bread. I also love the artisanal cheese, my favorite: talaggio, St. Angel, and Royal Black and Blue.I also love the homemade baguette chips. The staff is helpful and friendly.

I love this place- there is nowhere else nearby like it. To set the stage for you: when you walk in you can sit at the bar and order, or eat outside in the parklet. It's 1/2 bar and 1/2 market inside- selling local jams, beer, etc. including a cute little "odds and ends" cheese basket which allows you to try pieces of new cheeses. The crowd here is definitely older than surrounding establishments.I typically order a "Nibblies" board which comes with cheeses, meats, fruits, and spreads paired for me. The staff will help you pair a drink. When I was beginning my cheese journey as an adult this is how I began to learn which cheeses went well with what meat and spreads and wine. Since I have come here more than 5x, I would like to see more options added to the nibblies board menu. That's not stopping me from returning, though.

I went to Cheese Galore for the cheese. They sell a lot of wine, crackers, condiments, jams/jellies, and other stuff, and have a seating area to sit and eat . . . but I went for the cheese.The person who helped me was extremely nice and gave me some advice as I pointed at cheeses in their display case, ultimately selecting about ten to try. She, er, cut the cheese, wrapped it, and packed it up, labeling it so I'd be able to tell what was what when I got home and started sampling.So far I've only tried the Stilton, which was great, and I'm looking forward to trying the rest.Nice place, nice service, nice selection of cheese . . . except for the difficulty parking in South Baltimore, this was exactly what I wanted. I highly recommend Cheese Galore for your curd-ish needs.

Great well-known local place. There are some regulars who sit to drink, smoke, talk & eat cheese.My son & I grabbed a beer, some good cheese & hard pretzels. Sat outside & had a pleasant conversation. We spoke briefly with the owner & enjoyed our afternoon siesta.

My daughter, infant granddaughter and I were taking a walk and found this wonderful shop. I was visiting from outside Philadelphia, and was extremely impressed. It was suggested to me by the woman working there that I try a variety of cheeses available in the back room. I chose five that we had not had before, two bottles of wine, a Merlot jam and two incredibly fresh baguettes. We had an fantastic feast when we returned to my daughter's house.

Great french onion soup and paninis also the charcuterie and cheese plate was delightful