The Cheese Bar in Camden

Well, this is a very unique place with several cheese, meat, and a couple of sandwich options. My loves cheese (who doesn't?) and enjoyed a glass of wine there also. This was definitely one of our favorite places to eat while in England. We even joked about opening one up where we live in Kansas!

We went for the bottomless cheese on Wednesday afternoon. Best decision ever, a conveyor belt of cheese and you can have as much as you want!!! Heaven!!! The wait staff were amazing, checking we were ok, clearing our table regularly and bringing more crackers. We were also asked our favourites so far, given recommendations and told all about the cheeses, how they are made, taste, texture etc. Finally we were asked if there was anything we hadn’t tried and would like to or if we wanted more of a cheese we enjoyed. We completed the menu between us. Definitely recommend if you’re a cheese lover.

Bad food, not fresh. Not worth the money. I will not try it again and will not recommend it to anyone

Whilst we very much enjoyed the experience, I did feel that we were rushed to vacate our table at the end of the 1hr 15mins. I appreciate that the more covers, the more money, but a simple 15mins to allow our food to be digested and wine finished would have been nice. As soon as the bill arrived on the table, the money was requested and we were being told to finish up. Even to the point of being told we could take our wine with us. Not what I would expect having spent almost £200 on cheese and wine.

Brilliant place, had a great afternoon of cheese and wine. Reasonably priced, staff incredibly helpful and friendly. Will definitely go again.

I booked to take my husband here for a birthday lunch surprise! And we had the most amazing experience! I love the concept of it! You just book online, pay a £10 per person deposit, arrive on the day, get seated and just help yourself to any plates you fancy! There is no limit!! We tried nearly everything! We probably did about 15 ish plates, and our bill was about £50 after deposits was taken off, which I was so pleasantly surprised about! Great lunch spot! Not too expensive! Lots of try! Great for cheese lovers! I have already recommended this place to friends and family and I will definitely be back again!!

The best way to describe The Cheese Bar is it is a rotating sushi restaurant, but for cheese! How much fun is that! Make sure you make reservations in advance because it is a tiny little place in a food hall. I loved sitting right at the bar, however the stools were incredibly uncomfortable. They do limit the time that you can sit there, but with the stools the way they are, you will likely not be able to last that long! That being said, the food and the experience make up for it. There are cheeses for every type of palate and while you pay a little for the novelty it felt like it was priced about right. I also ordered the grilled cheese sandwich which was amazing. What a lovely experience - wish it was in the states!

Not for the lactose intolerant. The Cheese Bar at Seven Dials offers a way to try different British cheeses while experiencing a unique dining concept. The menu is primarily dairy based and can become redundant. The wine menu pairs well and the desserts were delish!

We loved this place! Lots of amazing cheese to try out paired with some delicious accompaniments! We managed to out out quite a few dishes paired with a nice crisp Picpoul de Pinet, delicious!

Omg one of the most unique best experiences of my entire life. Service was lovely and if you lime cheese you won't regret it

We happened to find the cheese bar as we were wondering around the Covent Garden area. If you are accustomed to sushi restaurants the cheese bar is based on this concept We managed to find a seat as it is incredibly popular The manager came over and explained the concept, in fact he was incredibly attentive and knowledge. There is a list containing all the cheese plus hot cheese sandwiches - the goat cheese sandwich is delicious! We sampled numerous cheeses which were accompanied by chutneys or figs and one cheese with grilled pineapple All cheeses are British as well They sell port and also two delicious sweet wines which accompany’s the cheeses so well. I believe they have another place in Camden which serves Marconi cheese I wish the cheese bar was based in Bath as it would be a regular haunt of mine and secondly it would do so well

Walked in around 1pm had no reservations but managed to get place for four. Saw this place on YouTube and wanted to visit for a while. Very different, lovely cheese dishes, lovely warm service and clear prices. We enjoyed! Will definitely return!

We visited the 'Cheese Bar in Seven Dials Market' for lunch on a Monday. It was quite busy but we got a table without a reservation thankfully. The concept of cheeses going around on a conveyor belt (just like Sushi) is novel and kept us entertained whilst we munched away on some great British cheeses. A nice bottle of Cotes de Provence Rose accompanied the cheeses and in total between the two of us we must have sampled 10 small plates of cheese. Each one was unusual and delicious. I asked for more crackers and they appeared without any problem. The staff were very friendly and efficient and whereas I would try their 'Cheese Barge' in Paddington next time to sample a different menu, we thought the Cheese Bar was a great concept for a different experience. A great way to spend a few hours in Covent Garden and all for approximately £100 including a bottle of Provence Rose, ample cheese and service charge - what is there not to like!!

Booked this as something different to try while visiting London with a friend. We went on a Wednesday so it was ‘bottomless’ cheese for £25 each. The conveyor belt was constantly topped up and we were able to try everything we wanted to. You get a menu so you can see what you’re eating and can mark off what you try. Each cheese comes with a small accompaniment such as a cracker, nuts or even Turkish delight. We saved the one with fudge to the end. We had a lot of fun. Staff are lovely and helpful and kept clearing away the used dishes. Make sure you pre-book as it was really busy. A very enjoyable experience!

if you like cheese don't miss this when in the seven dials district. A novel take on a sushi bar, but with cheese. Good selection, good atmosphere. eat as much or as little as you like

Stumbled upon this place while walking the streets north of Covent Garden. Close to 30 different British cheeses on plates (numbered and under glass domes) circulating on a conveyer belt. Most of the cheeses are accompanied by a gelee or paste and a selection of...

We had a booth by the conveyor belt, which I would recommend as it's easier to talk to your friends than if you're in a long line at the bar. The staff were very friendly and helpful. Each cheese comes with an accompaniment (candied peanuts,...

Do yourself a favour and buy some cheese and meats at the supermarket instead. None of the samples were that good or well constructed but every single one of them was expensive for what it was. It was not busy but for some reason we...

We did the bottomless cheese for £22 per Person which is only available on Wednesdays. The cheese plates go round on a conveyor belt and you take however many you like until your time is up. I think we had about an hour and a...

My daughter found this restaurant on the Internet before our trip to London. Thank goodness she did, it was absolutely lovely. From the moment we arrived the staff were lovely very polite. The cheese (bottomless plates) so lovely. Great menu with a description of each...

Great food but very expensive for what you get and the service was incredibly slow. The waiter forgot most things we ordered and you pay around £4 for the smallest plates of cheese. Great concept but I probably wouldn’t return. I would at least like...

I had the best cheese experience in London at this cheese bar in Seven Dials Market. I absolutely love the concept behind the place; you can pick and eat how much cheese you want from the cheese belt. You have a fully explanation of all...

We turned up early and was told no problem.give us 15 minutes to clean your area. Welcoming , friendly and efficient staff. We tucked into the bottomless cheeses and were given some extra Christmas cheeses , all of which were amazing ... There's really no...

We stopped at The Cheese Bar during a weekend in London. A fantastic experience and relatively good value for money. A nice bottle of wine and wide range of cheeses to suit all tastes!

We loved this place, but we are cheese lovers! It’s expensive for what you get but it’s a great way to sample cheeses you might not want to buy in bulk. Plenty of cheese plates, crackers, and a glass of wine.

Great idea for cheese lovers. Loved the whole concept of the conveyor belt and helping yourself to whatever you fancy. Easy to book on line & pay a deposit per person. Staff courteous and attentive . Great experience. Would thoroughly recommend trying it out.

My husband and I loved this. We are big cheese fans and this is such a good concept. We enjoyed the cheese and the pairings. Very grateful to be given gluten free crackers as well.

Lovely place when less busy, cheese pairing is lovely and experimental. Easy to use system: sit down, grab as many plates as you want within the colour coding pricing, experiment with the cheeses, try the pairings with other accompanying items and drinks. Setting and seats...

We have been already here twice. Once was before the second lockdown and again yesterday. Definitely 2 different treatments. Before the second lockdown we had a great experience, there were a lot of cheeses on the belt and we enjoyed staying there as much as...

My partner and I saw an article about this before we had came to London. As this was a bit quirky and different we figured we’d look out for it when exploring. We found it on the Friday afternoon and it was relatively quiet so...

- Easy system: sit down, grab as many plates as you want, experiment with the cheeses, try the pairings and enjoy for about 1h 15m. - Area is lovely: Covent Garden/Seven Dials - inside the food market - Seats are not the most comfortable for...

What a great concept, cheese served on a conveyor belt. Think Yo Sushi but with cheese instead of sushi. Great selection of British cheese and wine and port to accompany. Don't miss it if in Seven Dials!

What an amazing rang of cheeesseeeeeee. We love the different pairing and the FREE biscuits. We spent an hour looking and trying to decide what to have next. There was a great atmosphere and a bus with the market. Will definitely go back next time...

Firstly I cannot claim to be an unbiased reviewer as I love cheese, more than any other food stuff. So walking through Covent Garden and Neal’s Yard on the way to meet a friend, I saw this place through the large picture windows. So I...

This is based on the Japanese Sushi Bar concept with the food on a conveyor belt and each is priced according to a colour code, in this case the colour of the plate. Our waitress showed us to our stools around the bar and explained...

Great concept and great cheese. Pick & Cheese is modeled after Japanese restaurants where the sushi is on a conveyor belt. Rather than sushi, it is different types of British (with one Irish) cheese, each served individually with a specially paired accompaniment (such as jelly,...