Picture this: a platter of cheeses, meats and fruits enticing you with their sweet and savory aromas. The flavors and textures dance in every bite. Whether you’re entertaining guests or just munching with friends, a cheese board is the perfect accompaniment to any occasion. And if you’re in Dallas, we’ve got the inside scoop on where to find the most delectable charcuterie in town.
Step into the world of artisanal cheeses and cured meats, and let us guide you to an unforgettable culinary experience.
Amor y Queso
@amoryqueso (pick-up at 2932 Main St.) The story goes that founder Sarah Carlock loves to snack. And that’s the story. Of course, there’s more, silly! We jest. She also likes to invest all her time and energy into cheese. Amor y Queso has a storefront in Deep Ellum, but this summer has closed shop to concentrate on catering and online orders. So, yes, you can still get locally sourced boxes of cheese, meats, dried and fresh fruits with salty olives and nuts to balance all that.
The Box, 9 inches by 9 inches, is $55 and has a little bit of everything. Order online and pick it up at the shop in Deep Ellum at 2932 Main St.
Apero Cheese Boards
@aperocheeseboardsWanting to let your charcuterie dreams take center stage at your next event? Look no further than Apero. The owner, Yasi Nik, used to assemble charcuterie for special occasions and would post the results on Instagram. As soon as people saw Yasi’s creations, they wanted a board of their own, and that’s how Apero was started. Apero uses high-quality cheeses and meats and organic fruits to customize boards to clients’ needs. Since each board is different, there’s always something new to discover. Customers will get meats like prosciutto and salami, cheeses like goat and Parmesan, and an array of nuts, fruits and sweets. To really make it pop, every board is bedazzled with delicate flowers for a serious wow factor.
Boards range from $45 to $150 and can be ordered through Apero’s Facebook page.
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