FOH/Cheesemonger

Posted 11/23/2021

About St. James Cheese Company

<p><b>Mission </b></p><p>We aim to provide our guests with a meticulously selected and unexpectedly diverse assortment of perfectly ripe cheeses, charcuterie, and gourmet grocery items. </p><p><b>How it Works </b></p><p>We know people who know people who know people. Some time ago we figured out that the best way to get the farmhouse cheeses we go crazy for was to find the individuals as enthusiastic about making them as we are about selling them. We’ve built an international network of cheese makers and affineurs who hook us up with the artisan and farmhouse cheeses not found in other shops. </p><p><b>What to Expect </b></p><p>Operating on the premise that cheese should be fun, we try to make each visit to our shop unique and unforgettable. It is a playground for the cheese rookie, the rind-sniffing expert, and the curd curious. These are our people. St James cheese mongers and guests are encouraged to try every cheese, every day, to ensure that each cheese is being offered at its peak. </p><p><b>Who is St James? </b></p><p>St James Cheese Company is a family-run enterprise, and our staff and guests are a part of this family. We are Richard and Danielle Sutton. We’ve pioneered the effort to bring artisanal and farmhouse cheeses to New Orleans since 2006. </p><p>Our obsession with cheese spans two continents. The name of our shop - St James - is an homage to our cheesemonger roots in the London neighborhood of St James, home to Paxton &amp; Whitfield, the 200-year old shop where we began our life in cheese. St. James is also a nod to the song 'St. James Infirmary' made famous by Louis Armstrong and frequently heard throughout and associated with New Orleans. The song is actually about a London hospital, but it found a home in New Orleans with the city's favorite son.</p><p> </p><p> </p><p> </p><p> </p><p> </p>

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