Whether hosting a barbeque with (or without) a grill in the summer or preparing a fancy charcuterie board for a winter wine night with friends, cheese just adds that special something to pretty much any occasion. Sweet, salty, and every flavor in between, there’s always a cheese that’s sure to please. Luckily, here in Hoboken + Jersey City, we know where to find the best cheese for whatever your preference. Read on for a list of where to get gourmet cheese in Hoboken and Jersey City.
Van Hook Cheese + Grocery | 528 Jersey Avenue, Jersey City
Located in the Historic Downtown area of Jersey City, this family-owned cheese and specialty grocery store carries all the fixings for a celebration. Among the many items available, the selections can be organized by cheese family, local offerings, favorites, and raw vs. pasteurized. The store is currently open from 12PM-7PM on weekdays and 10PM-6PM on Saturdays and 10AM-5PM on Sundays.
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Cheese + Wine | 720 Monroe Street, Hoboken
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In Uptown Hoboken, Hoboken Cheese + Wine offers a wide selection of artisan and farmhouse cheeses, wines, charcuterie, imported foods, and more. Their product catalog has various selections to choose from. Call +1-201-683-8162 or check out their website for more information.
Vito’s | 806 Washington Street, Hoboken
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Open since 1986, Vito’s Deli is open for walk-in pick-up of the fresh mutz Vito himself has been making since he was 14 years old. For those with dietary restrictions, Vito’s has gluten-free dishes and platters available. Vito’s is open from 9AM-5PM Tuesday through Saturday and 9AM to 3PM on Sunday.
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Fiore’s | 414 Adams Street #2693, Hoboken
Fiore’s is an old-school spot is a classic Hoboken Italian deli that has been serving the Mile Square since 1903. The store is still open and offering is offering its daily sandwich specials. Make sure not to put your mutz in the fridge when you get home. Room temperature is best.
