Artisan Cheese Boards All Day. Every Day

Enjoy our Artisan Cheese Boards

Something rather special – and it’s been delighting our regulars for years.

Our wonderful Cheesemonger, Bath Fine Cheeses, expertly curates a constantly evolving, seasonal selection of exceptional British cheeses. Yorkshire, Nottinghamshire, Suffolk, Hampshire and Dorset feature this time. The very best, served all day, every day, with all the perfect trimmings – premium toasts, biscuits, fruit & nuts.

Choose three cheeses for £19 or enjoy four for £23 – ideal for a personal treat or a shared delight. Add a glass of Pedro Ximénez – the Cream of Andalucía for just £7.95. Pure bliss!

Did you know? Our artisan cheese board and finest conservas were made for each other. Mix and match and make an afternoon of it.

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