La Fromagerie Cheese Shop

Came in for Raclette party ingredients and left *an even bigger fan* of this cheese shop. WOW, what great service from the gentleman who said he loved Raclette parties (didn't catch his name)! He assembled the right amount of Raclette and Morbier cheese, as well as Serrano and rosemary ham for us. Gave an excellent recommendation for a clean champagne to go with it (and dessert)! Threw in two jars of cornichons because why not?!Looking around the shop, it's a cute and quaint little space, packed with tasty delights, somewhat like the shops at Rue Cler. It'll make you want to be French (... and too bad I can't speak the language)!

A cute cheese shop that serves sandwiches. Tried out the Toulouse and Italian sandwiches. The Toulouse has smoked duck and figs, whereas the Italian has proscuitto and buratta. Sad to say, but the best part of the meal was the arugula salad. It was mustardy, sweet, and a little spicy. The sandwiches were not memorable. The duck meat was pretty good but eventually gets lost in the figs and fig jam. It was a very sweet sandwich overall. And the Italian was overpowered by the balsamic vinegar. The buratta was also not as creamy as I'd like. Also wished the ciabatta was a little toasted. Very nice workers, but not the best sandwiches, although they are pretty affordable for the area.

One of my favorite lunch spots in SF! I ordered pickup through DoorDash for a Toulese sandwich, which is a smoked duck breast sandwich with fig, and was almost immediately notified the sandwich was ready for pickup. However, I feel like the sandwiches are getting smaller and smaller over time :(

La Fromagerie has remained a lunch staple for me for many years so this review is long overdue. First, I'd like to say I love the selection here and how knowledgeable they are on all their products. They are always very kind and friendly to any questions or request. I usually get the sandwiches or salads for lunch though. My favorite sandwiches are the provincal and the italian. Both are on their great bread that is airy with a great chew. Both have fresh ingredients. Both use minimal fillings as to highlight how great each product is. Inside is a cute French cheese shop with a robust wine collection.

I was walking around the neighborhood looking for an affordable apartment. Search was unsuccessfully - I'd need to sell a kidney to afford it. But hey, silver lining - stumbled into La Fromagerie. Needed some cheese therapy.This place is really cute and small, but don't be fooled... it has more cheese than a rom-com marathon. Seriously, the selection's insane. Cheese, wine, meats - all my vices crammed into one small shop. Staff is super friendly and knowledgeable! They could probably convince you to buy a wheel of Limburger even if you're lactose intolerant.Grabbed a couple new kinds of cheese, duck liver pate, and a can of white wine to eat with my gf. After a whole day of walking, this perfect snack revived us more than any rent-controlled apartment ever could.

I've passed by this spot a number of times but just figured the name said it all. While I probably could devour a wheel of Parmigiana-Reggiani or more likely, squeeze a bottle of Cheez Whiz down my gullet, it didn't strike me that they actually served salads and sandwiches until I saw what I erroneously thought was a continuous parklet that accommodated diners of all the businesses in the area. However, I was tersely told by a server at the neighboring restaurant Ungrafted that I couldn't eat there.Never mind that it was the middle of the afternoon, they had no customers, and that I was almost finished with my sandwich. Forgive me for apparently I have sinned. However, the woman running the cheese shop was very patient as I reviewed their sandwich menu. I landed on the $12.49 Toulouse Sandwich which featured slices of smoked duck breast, manchego cheese, both dried figs and fig jam, and arugula, all between a wood-fired ciabatta bun. It came with a hearty side of arugula salad drizzled with a tangy mustard vinaigrette (photo: https://bit.ly/3RRvqan).I took my takeout lunch to a table that looked to be outside the shop, but apparently I was unforgivably mistaken by the Ungrafted server. In order to avoid further scolding, I walked a few blocks down to Crane Cove Park where I could sit at a picnic table without harassment. Like I said, I just had a few bites left, but I really liked the sandwich enough to consider coming back to La Fromagerie soon where I can have them convert a sandwich into a salad. Would I consider Ungrafted? Well, she could've been nicer.FOOD - 4 stars...a hearty, tasty sandwich with a whole lotta arugula AMBIANCE - 4 stars...compact shop surrounded by quality productSERVICE - 4 stars...well, I thought the woman at La Fromagerie was nice, the neighbor not so muchTOTAL - 4 stars...a fine lunchtime find for sureRELATED - Exploring Dogpatch? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: http://bit.ly/2LXfohU

Great selections of cheese and wine. Love the attentive and friendly service. Asked a lot of questions about the cheese and knowledgeable salesperson was very helpful. Recommended the store to friends and family.

Cute little cheese shop. Quite a few different cheeses available, cut to order. They have salads, sandwiches, meats and other food knickknacks to pair with their cheeses. Tons of wines on sale as well. Street parking.

La Fromagerie is probably my favorite discovery since moving to dogpatch--they have a ton of cheeses, wines, & lunch sandwiches including my fave, the Toulouse (smoked duck breast, manchego, fig jam, dried figs, arugula, EVOO). This time I got the "Greatest Hits & Wine" box which included:ManchegoLa Fromagerie Double CreamAged Gruyere Morbier Wafer crackersFig jamDried fruits + nuts Sauvignon Blanc& we added on a saucisson sec dry sausageEverything was so damn good it was the perfect assortment of cheeses & there was 1 lb of cheese total so my bf and I got full and still have a lot leftover! Definitely recommend taking out one of these boxes for date night/girls night!!

you know it's bouta smack when a french mf ask would you like side chip or side salad. Went a lil too crazy...