The Cheese Bar

Had to try this well regarded establishment in Camden Market. I came on raclette night and it's a fixed £20 all you can eat affair and an additional £12 all you can drink house wine for 90 minutes. The food comprises of boiled potatoes and cauliflower, every so lightly seasoned, ham and cornichons onto which melting cheese from the chef is then scraped on. A simple but nicely dressed leaf salad is also provided. While initially I was somewhat curious about the ingredients, one begins to realise the star of the show is the cheese and the quality it adds to these. House red was fantastic to be fair. Staff were very attentive and well trained. One point, the bathroom facilities are in the market and cost £1 to use. Will come again and try another night and or a selection of their other cheeses which look carefully selected.

This remains one of my favourite spots in London. Took my visiting friends here and we were simply oozing with appreciation and foodgasm as we traversed through the simplicity of the cheeseboard, the joyous crunch of the mozzarella sticks, the delicious dance of caramelised sweet onions and baked Waterloo, the fluffy delight of the lemon curd cheesecake. Come here whether you’re a cheese fanatic or not. Absolutely recommended

Although normally British cuisine is definitely not a good thing, this place is great, so as their offering of cheese. Kind active staff (it's nice they start by offering water), juicy cheese sandwich and a cozy place despite the chaos of the market. Only real problem might be the lack of toilets in the place, but I guess it's a Camden lock thing. Once again, worth the visit!

The name says it all--you're there to eat cheese. Anything from the common to the fancy. You can get a cheese plate, cheeseburger, or fondue. And anything in between. There's meat plate too if you have a companion who's not that up for cheese. We got a variety of stuff and nothing disappointed. However, if you need specific suggestions, raclette and stilton sandwich were both instant hits. On the other end of the scale, mac and cheese and fondue were just fine. You can get there a choice of wine (obviously) and some craft beers (very decent). There's space inside as well as some tables outside. The garden option doesn't look fancy. However, given the place is located inside Camden Market it's a great spot for people watching if you're up for it. The service was great. As far as I can tell prices are in line with alternatives.