Silverglades

This is a great place to pick up some delicious cheese when you're at Findlay Market. There are a LOT to choose from. It can be a bit overwhelming, especially when it's crowded.Speaking of crowded, I was confused about our number. I thought I knew what it was, so when our actual number was called we almost missed our turn. The person behind the counter was not especially thrilled that we couldn't keep track of our number and, as a result, slowed things down a bit. Silverglades is convenient when you're at Findlay Market. That said, I'm going to keep my eyes open for a other cheese shops in the city.

This was one of our first stops at Findlay Market this Sunday - Silverglades is a cheese store that also has associated goods like crackers, jarred things (pickles), etc.All of the cheeses looked fantastic but we didn't have a freezer pack with us (and were visiting from the Detroit area). We did end up buying some naan crackers, which are tasty, and some cheese curds. The naan crackers were Stonefire brand, I believe, and $5.99 - I saw them for $3.99 the next day at a different shop (Jungle Jim's), though. The pickles and other jarred goods also looked tasty here. Worth stopping by if you like cheeses.

Clarifying a few things: Silverglades has, by far, the most extensive selection of cheeses and cured meats at Findlay Market. It's not even close. The Rhined offers a small but AMAZING assortment of boutique cheeses and meats and a nice, curated user experience. Inside the market, Gibbs has a solid lineup of the basics and is usually well staffed to turn an order quickly. Silverglades has a much larger inventory; they also have terrific deli items including house-made roast beef and delectable chicken salads.Fast service is not among their virtues, however. It's seldom an issue on weekdays, but will invariably lengthen your trip to the market during peak hours on the weekends. And as many other reviews note, the user experience may not always be front of mind. Though, like a number of legacy vendors here, they remember repeat customers and handle them with care.

Hours here say 6:00 closing, door says 5:000 closing. We arrived at 4:42 after driving 60 miles and doors were locked. Looked inside and two customers being waited on and owner and employee see us attempt to get in through both entrances and say nothing. We have spent hundreds of dollars in this store on specialty cheeses in the past. It would have been nice if they opened the door and at least spoke to us. Their customer service has always been questionable but today only because we have to give a star for this review do they get one star.

I stopped by here with two other friends for lunch while on a day trip to Cincinnati. We decided to check out Findlay Market and after browsing around, figured the sandwiches here would hit the spot.The interior was clean and their cases were packed full of cheeses and meats. Apart from that there were other Italian things to buy, ranging from oils to jams to snacks.Despite us being the only ones in the shop, it took a while to get our sandwiches. The time seemed to go that much slower because we were all hungry. But I have to tell you, the wait was worth it.I got the Gracie Green - baked ham, baby swiss cheese and lettuce served with brusshetta topping on a toasted long roll with a pickle on the side. It was only $6.25 and it was so so good! Everything in the sandwich went together really well and the vinegar-y taste balanced the rest of the sandwich beautifully. I highly highly recommend this one!My friends got the Little Italy and Cincy Gobbler, also with a pickle on the side and both loved their sandwiches. There was some seating outside but considering it was cold and drizzling we took the sandwiches and popped into the main building (I think?) that had a seating area.Completely delicious and utterly satisfied - definitely come here for lunch! Can't beat the taste or the price!

Great selection, but they're not that nice.Come here a lot. Spent a lot of money there as well. Never disappointed with what I came home with.It's the attitude. Have never failed to feel like I was wasting their time when dropping a bill on their stuff. They seem pissed off at me whenever I go there, even though I order efficiently, politely, and speak clearly. Maybe it's that I'm not a white Ohioan like all their other clientele?Today the old man tried to sell me a huge block of cheese when I said "I'd like a quarter pound, please." Sorry, but it's rather lame if you aren't willing to actually give people what they asked for. When they pay. A lot. Each time. And you never once behave in a friendly manner.Oh I get it: maybe they don't want your business. That's what it must be.Oh and I forgot: great job not actually wearing your mask, old man. I have nothing against any adult working till whatever age they like, but I'm sorry: I've seen men your age move way more quickly.

The reviews here are spot-on: horrific service, ok selection. Staff are grumpy and often take 15+ minutes to slice and weigh a single item. If you're trying to do some charcuterie, forget it. If you're at Findlay Market, check out Gibb's for the basics or The Rhined for the fancy stuff instead. There is nothing here you can't get elsewhere and they don't act like they want your business, so why give it to them?

Generally, I'm pretty pleased with my experience at Silverglades. I ordered an Italian sandwich that was definitely a solid meal. There was a hefty amount of meat and toppings, and they were great in quality and in taste. We also got a side of the mustard potato salad, and it was VERY good!The only reason I didn't give it 5 stars was because the service was a little slow, and the workers weren't that friendly to customers. I realize this is a traditional deli where they don't have to be over-the-top with the service and friendliness, but they also should realize that their deli is in Cincinnati and not NYC.

Great little cheese and meat shop located just outside the Findlay Market place. Great stop to buy wonderful cheese and meats. They take time and give each person a personal touch as opposed to the big chain guys. Keep monies local and support this nearly century old family owed business.

Was a fan of their smoked chicken salad. But they have changed it up from having nice visible chunks of chicken to highly shredded, fluffed with lots of "non chicken" mayo etc. that it is no longer a stand out from ordinary commercially made chicken salad. Side note: It was not an easy visit anyway with the grumpy guy behind the counter. Never felt welcomed.