There's an awesome place to buy cheese in Norman (Forward Foods), but does anybody know of a good gourmet cheese deli in Oklahoma City?

Market C, Crescent Market, Gourmet Foods, Mediterranean Deli........

Excellent. Thanks a lot! I'll check those places out.

I second Mediterranean Deli. They have a wall of selections, labeled by country of origin.

I know this is off the subject, but does anyone know who sells Boars Head meats.

Believe it or not, Homeland has a decent selection of gourmet cheeses. Market C has a good selection as well, plus a friendly staff.

I think Falcone's used to sell Boars Head meats. I never bought any there, but i think they used to have a sign about it.

I know this is off the subject, but does anyone know who sells Boars Head meats.

I've seen it in Kamps Meat Market in their deli case on Western Ave.

Murrays' Cheese Shop - Gourmet & Artisan Cheese Gifts By Mail (http://www.murrayscheese.com/)

I know buying cheese online sounds sort of goofy but my kids absolutely love this cheese shop in NYC. Two years ago, one of them gave me a cheese-of-the-month subscription (no, I am not kidding) and all the cheese that arrived was amazing and perfectly fresh. Well, one tasted like something dead but it was supposed to. It was a great way to try new cheeses and learn about cheese. It comes with serving suggestions and you can read about them online. You might want to consider it. If nothing else, you can check out the website to get an idea of a kind of cheese you'd like before hitting the local cheese shop.

The following year, that same child gave me a "bacon of the month" club.

I think you can buy anything online.

I've seen it in Kamps Meat Market in their deli case on Western Ave.

Thanks, I'll check them out tomorrow!!!

No joke, Buy for Less has a great price on their feta, chevre, Boursins, ect. and it is the only non-specialty place I've ever found creme fraiche.

In my experience with Buy for Less, the one at NWE and Lake Hefner Parkway has a good selection but not the one at 23rd and Council. I don't know which Buy for Less you were talking about but they all seem to have their particular specialties.

NW Expressway and Portland/Hefner Parkway.

Crescent Market (Nichols Hills Plaza) has the best selection of Boar's Head that I've found.

mid town deli .. 11 and walker ... will have boars head when they open next month

Crescent Market (Nichols Hills Plaza) has the best selection of Boar's Head that I've found.
We were in Crescent Market for the first time on Sat. , I needed some fresh rosemary and knew they would have it. They do have Boar's Head but I wouldn't call their selection very good.

We were in Crescent Market for the first time on Sat. , I needed some fresh rosemary and knew they would have it. They do have Boar's Head but I wouldn't call their selection very good.

Admittedly it's not that great, but it's more than I've seen any where else. Hopefully, Midtown Deli will have more when they open, but in the meantime, do you know a place in OCK that has more?? I'll be headed their direction!!

Admittedly it's not that great, but it's more than I've seen any where else. Hopefully, Midtown Deli will have more when they open, but in the meantime, do you know a place in OCK that has more?? I'll be headed their direction!!

Umm, no. Wish I did.

See the Boars Head thread, there are other places suggested in there. :backtotop of cheese.

Midtown Deli, located at N.W.13th & Walker Ave. (next to 1492 Restaurant) will be opening in the next 4-6 weeks & will proudly feature Boar's Head meats & cheeses.
Come in and introduce yourself when we open. We'll be glad to assist you in acquiring whatever cheese your heart (and mouth) desires! :bow:

No joke, Buy for Less has a great price on their feta, chevre, Boursins, ect. and it is the only non-specialty place I've ever found creme fraiche.


Mediterranean Deli has creme fraiche as well as a wonderful selection of cheeses. Hubby and I treat ourselves to something we've never tried before every time we go - last one was a delicious cheddar laced with Guinness Stout.

FYI..Hobbies Hoagies downtown carries boars heads meats. When MidTown Deli opens up, that will be two places right on Walker within a few blocks carrying Boars Head.

FYI..Hobbies Hoagies downtown carries boars heads meats. When MidTown Deli opens up, that will be two places right on Walker within a few blocks carrying Boars Head.

metro. . .more than Crescent (last time I counted, it was 14 or 15 I think.

we carry gouda havarti plain and with dill crumbled blue and feta jarlsberg

was in Market C a couple days ago. . picked up some Humboldt Fog and a Purple Haze Chevre. . .their selection seems to be expanding. . .all GREAT stuff!!

foodie, how was their Purple Haze? I haven't tried that one yet, the Humboldt Fog is good but definitely different, see my reviews of their other cheeses as well, I believe its in the Market C thread.

Will's Cafe on Western has a good cheese selection. We go there to get a few kinds that we used to get at Whole Foods.

metro. . .loved the Purple Haze. . .mild to medium goat cheese flavor. Don't think my palate was sensitive enough to pick up on the fennel pollen, but the lavendar had a nice little sweetish touch after a few seconds. Maybe I'll "find" the fennel pollen tonight!!

Thanks!

And Moe, I'd hardly call the cheese selection at Will's good, they have maybe less than 10 kinds of cheeses. Ah well, I went to Forward Foods this weekend and got a few new kinds, they have a good probably 200+ cheeses to choose from.