Was just there, and was suprised to find out they don’t sell Coach Farm cheeses. Anyone know the story behind that? More importantly, they are having a sale on Azeito (one of my fave cheeses), $12 a round instead of $19!... (0 replies, last updated by D-NY March 8, 2003)

Just a note... I have decided that I want learn a lot about cheese. My fiance bought me Steve Jenkin’s Cheese Primer for Christmas so I am on my way. I have a read a lot and I am learning a ton. I went to Murray's cheese... (27 replies, last updated by Jim Leff January 31, 2002)

Here’s my thinking. If your uncle is knowledgeable about cheese,and likes obscure and expensive cheeses, then Murray's would be my choice. If you know your uncle likes Italian cheeses, I’d go with DiPalo’s. The... (14 replies, last updated by Farfalle December 10, 2004)

Has anyone taken a course at Murray's Cheese (on Bleecker Street)? I am thinking of giving a gift to a cheese- lover and wondered how the classes were at Murray's. I know that Artisanal also offers classes, but they are given all... (5 replies, last updated by bxgirl June 18, 2008)

I’m going to stop by Murray's Cheese shop today and would love some suggestions. I know that they have a large and unusual selection of cheeses and sometimes it can be quite daunting! (10 replies, last updated by hungrylikeawolf November 27, 2006)

Which of those is the overall best for cheese? I shop at both of them. To me service quality is relatively equal, but I’m under the impression that in general at Fairway the cheese is more often at its perfect ripeness than... (4 replies, last updated by jasmurph August 11, 2003)

Gosh, I hope your suspicions on wrong. I agree with you that the Murray's Cheese experience at Grand Central doesn’t compare to the one you get on the shop in Bleeker, but the Grand Central branch is being managed by my... (5 replies, last updated by Tree March 10, 2003)

and not so well stored, even at the one with a “special” cheese room. Artisanal is also wonderful, but also expensive. I do buy a lot of cheese at Murray's though, in part because I like to shop on that stretch of... (10 replies, last updated by bern1 August 19, 2008)

After spending a month in Paris, I would love to find a cheese shop that would provide a similar pleasure as Marie Ann Cantin. In the past, I have shopped at Ideal and Murray's. Both have disappointed me with cheeses that are not... (13 replies, last updated by torta basilica September 8, 2004)

My office is in midtown (51st and 7th) and I need to find a good cheese shop. I usually frequent Murray's, but it’s now too far away. Any suggestions? (9 replies, last updated by lena September 19, 2003)

My office is in midtown (51st and 7th) and I need to find a good cheese shop. I usually frequent Murray's, but it’s now too far away. Any suggestions? (4 replies, last updated by Pepper February 3, 2001)

What are some good breakfast spots in (or near) Murray Hills. Anything from sit-down to grab and go. Price point doesn’t matter, but having a variety of cheap (under $10) to more expensive (under $20) would be nice to have. (12 replies, last updated by RGR June 12, 2009)

Murray's Cheese Shop (Grand Central Station or Greenwich Village) & Artisanal – Park & 32nd St. will have everything you need. Citarella probably does too. (3 replies, last updated by AnnVil December 31, 2003)

I think Ideal Cheese is good, but it is not Murrays. There has been great strides in the US with all these artisinal cheese makers, and Murrays seems to be the best cheese shop that carries a wide selection of these up and coming... (4 replies, last updated by Nina November 20, 2002)

Hi. I am looking for the best cheese shops in Manhattan/ Westchester. I know Murrays...would love to learn of some more. I am just back from week in Val d’Isere and was enraptured by the cheeses there.. Delicious cheese... (13 replies, last updated by Miss Needle April 6, 2008)