BEST CHEESE SELECTION
Whole Foods Market
Whole Foods Market
2305 N. Prospect Ave.
223-1500
Not just any city is
capable of supporting a gourmet grocery store devoted to food in its purest
state. But because we Milwaukeeans have proven our allegiance, we not only have
all-natural meats, seafood, groceries and produce at our fingertips, but the
perquisites that come with a high-end grocery, like groovy little specialized
stations devoted to the sole production of made-to-order tortillas, sushi,
paninis or brick-oven pizzas. Even salads, coffees and teas, olives and gelatos
have their own individual bars. The cheese bar is by far the most expansive,
with more than 100 varieties of soft, semi-firm, firm, blue-veined, grating and
fresh cheese. (S.B.)
Runners-up Cheese Selection: Metro Market, Outpost Natural Foods
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