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This guy was at The Cheeseboard this morning at 7:45 in his robe, pjs, and mukluks. I figured he lived nearby, but then he went out and got on this bike. Unclear because I was trying to be surreptitious - and when he walked by I hit the wrong button on camera. Probably just as well that he's not recognizable. Cheeseboard does feel homey to the regulars but -- in your robe?
beautifully engraved cheeseboards for couples, families and loved ones. For birthdays, anniversaries and weddings, they make the perfect gift.
beautifully engraved cheeseboards for couples, families and loved ones. For birthdays, anniversaries and weddings, they make the perfect gift.
beautifully engraved cheeseboards for couples, families and loved ones. For birthdays, anniversaries and weddings, they make the perfect gift.
beautifully engraved cheeseboards for couples, families and loved ones. For birthdays, anniversaries and weddings, they make the perfect gift.
beautifully engraved cheeseboards for couples, families and loved ones. For birthdays, anniversaries and weddings, they make the perfect gift.
my drawer fronts and cupboard drawers will be like the cheeseboards we made at Fair Shares years ago - so I'm using the plane to shape each one slightly randomly
Empty storefront next to bustling one (The Cheeseboard). Ironically, the owner was quoted in an old article about the Emeryville-ization of Berkeley -- which is still going on!
‘Cavern of the Curious Gnome’, (also known as Paysan), 61 Bridge Street Row East, Chester, Thursday 17 August 2023
Located on one of Chester's unique shopping galleries called the Rows it is a difficult bar to find due to its hidden location and lack of signing, especially from street level, it took us five minutes. The venue is really in two halves, the downstairs section is called ‘Paysan’ where the emphasis is on wine, coffee and cheese. You walk through this area and up another flight of stairs to the ‘Cavern of the Curious Gnome’ where a colourful large papier-mâché dwarf gazes down on to a Belgium beer grotto, the seating here is mainly red and white spotted toadstools.
Four real ales are sold (20% off for CAMRA members Mon – Thurs). There is also a selection of craft, bottled and canned Belgium beers.
Food wise, cheeseboards are always available and chicken and frites are available from 12.30 Wednesday to Sunday.
Photograph copyright: Ian 10B
Handmade Faux Cheese Board Includes:-
Roquefort
Le Roule Soft Cheese
Petite Camembert
Brie
Biscuits
Fig Chutney
Almonds