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10+ charcuterie + cheese boards under $20 in Columbia 🧀

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Motor Supply cheese + charcuterie board | Photo by @charlestonlaffin

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Some call it a fine delicacy — others, an everyday snack. Today is National Cheese Day. To celebrate the cheesiest holiday yet, we put together a list of charcuterie + cheese boardsall under $20that you have to try around Columbia.

But first, let’s start with a lil’ cheesy vocab lesson:

Charcuterie (n.) – cold cooked meats collectively

Cheese (n.) – absolute heaven

Basically – add meat + cheese to plates, finesse some fruit, bread + spreads – and you’re in the board biz.

Five Points

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The new “A Summer En France” cheese board | Photo provided by The Gourmet Shop

The Gourmet Shop | $14+

What’s onboard: For the cheese tray – choose from blue, soft-ripened, goat, semi-soft, aged or featured pate served with a baguette. Charcuterie board includes prosciutto and assorted salami with accompaniments

Saluda’s | $14

What’s onboard: Salumi board pairs a Chef’s selection of cured meats with beer mustard, pickled vegetables, + grilled bread. Cheese plate includes seasonal jam, candied pecans, local honey + grilled bread.

Main St. District

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Bourbon Cheese Board | Photo by @ktjacobs2

Bourbon | $11+

What’s onboard: A Cajun-spin on the charcuterie board – paired with traditional accompaniments + grilled French bread. The Southern-inspired cheese board includes dried + fresh fruit, grape chutney, pink peppercorn-sorghum molasses + grilled French bread.

Hampton Street Vineyard | $15+

What’s onboard: Chef’s selection of daily meats and cheeses.

Lula Drake Wine Parlour | $15

What’s onboard: Boxcarr Creamery’s Rocket Robiola, barely-aged Mimolette + hand-shaved P’tit Basque, served with house-made jam.#ProTip: Add on a wine flight of pairings with each cheese (additional $12) and a side of their (basically) famous Iberico Ham ($9). (So worth it.)

BullStreet District

Bone-In Barbeque | $15

What’s onboard: Chef’s choice of house-curated meats + extra accompaniments (usually including something pickled).

Cottontown

The War Mouth | $10

What’s onboard: A mix of artisan cheeses + crackers.

The Vista

Motor Supply Co. | $14

What’s onboard: Ever-rotating board menu ft. local cheeses, jams + crostini.

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Motor Supply cheese board | Photo by @rachel.awtrey.

Flying Saucer | $15.49

What’s onboard: Pretzels, bratwurst, sauerkraut, spicy mustard + queso.

West Columbia

Terra |$14

What’s onboard: Housemade charcuterie served with pickles, mustard + grilled bread.

Forest Acres

Tombo Grille | $13

What’s onboard: Charcuterie board includes cornichons, olives, house mustard + a baguette. Cheese plate is paired with seasonal fruit, olives + a baguette.

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