Best Cheese Plate?

[livi]

I tried the one at Auberge du Pommier and it was delicious. This was a few years back and I was wondering where else in toronto would offer an assorted cheese plate in lieu of dessert.

[hampark]

Jamie Kennedy's Wine Bar has an excellent selection - emphasis on local, artisian cheeses - and of course great wine to match.

[peppermint pate]

I second the rec on JKWB - really interesting selection of lesser known and delicious cheeses.

[gtw]

I too found the cheese cart at Biff's excellent - I have not tried it since Steve, the cheese sommelier, left but let's hope the quality has been maintained. I have also enjoyed the cheese plate at Pangaea.

[torontoeh]

Amuse-Bouche is perfect.
96 Tecumseth St. (North off King West of Bathurst)

[bogie]

I forgot, Biff's also has an amazing cheese cart, and their sommelier knows as much about it as he does the wine list.

[bogie]

Barberians Steakhouse has an excellent, ever-changing a la carte cheese menu.

You can get three cheeses with appropriate condiments and breads provided, for $14, if I remember correctly.

What is also cool is that they actually serve it on a very nice wooden board, very medieval.

[JDJay]

Ultra Supper Club.

I never liked cheese plates until I ate there a year ago. Since then, my cholesterol has shot through the roof...
They served:
Cumin rolled Goat Cheese...made in House
Brie de Meaux
Bleu Geai (I disliked blue cheese before this)
Two names that escape me for their 9yr Cheddar, and Toscano

[souschef]

I disliked blue cheese until I tried it with port; the combination was made in heaven!

[OnDaGo]

Thuet Bistro on King Street does an amazing Cheese plate for $17 using only Quebec Raw milk chesses. Here is their description from the website:

"Chef’s selection of raw milk cheeses aged by “Cheese Boutique”, homemade walnut bread, pear, sun dried fruits and grapes "