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A brand new restaurant where cheese is delivered to guests via a conveyor belt is set to open in north London.
Pick & Cheese opens in Camden Market on July 25 and will feature an 18-metre-long conveyor belt, which stretches around the restaurant. Punters will be able to choose a variety of cheese combos from moving belt, including Cropwell Bishop Stilton with kimchi, Cornish Yarg with pea and mint pesto and St Ella goat’s cheese with rose Turkish delight. Plates will be colour-coded by price.
It’s the second branch of Pick & Cheese to open in London, following the Covent Garden location. The Camden branch will take over the current Cheese Bar site, which was also run by owner Mathew Carver. Carver started out in 2014, running The Cheese Truck, a converted ice cream van which sold grilled cheese sandwiches at Glastonbury festival. In 2017 The Cheese Bar opened in Camden Market and Pick & Cheese opened in Seven Dials Market in Covent Garden in 2019 and The Cheese Barge in Paddington in 2021. A Berlin branch of Pick & Cheese opened earlier this year.
Pick & Cheese in Camden will showcase the best of British cheese and there’ll also be an off-belt menu on offer, with grilled cheese sandwiches made with the likes of Keen’s Clothbound cheddar, as well as Ogleshield with onion, Cropwell Bishop Stilton with bacon and pear chutney and La Latteria mozzarella with hot honey. For pudding there’ll be a cheese-based gelato menu, with Rosary goats cheese gelato served with honey and rosemary.
There’ll also be a ‘bottomless’ option every Wednesday, with unlimited plates of cheese and charcuterie from the belt for £29.50 per person.
Pick & Cheese: Unit 93-94, Chalk Farm Road, NW1 8AH.