The Mouse Hole Cheese Shop — Attraction in Albuquerque

Besides being a wonderful cheese shop its an absolutely fantastic place for a healthy and delicious meal. I was here together with three colleagues and we were looking for a place to have dinner and stumbled over the Mouse Hole on the web. We ordered in two of the pre-selected cheese boards, some great sardines and a few more interesting cheeses. They explained the origin of each cheese and how to enjoy it. The selection is worthy of a Michelin star restaurant and the cost is very reasonable. One of the better meals i had in a long time. Perfect couples date night place. Just note that they close early. Highly recommended to come around 5:30 pm to have time to fully enjoy it. We ended up spending about $200 incl tip for 4 persons and that included a bottle of Cotes du Rhone.. amazing value. The image is only the basic cheese board. Our meal was more than double of...

Came in with my dog to order to go. There was one couple ahead of us, so we moved to a corner of the building away from everyone. One of the servers was nice and came to say hi to my dog. However the guy at the register, told me that “dogs were not allowed in the kitchen” … Since I was not in their kitchen and I just wanted a small block of cheese, I replied “Im just ordering to go”…to which he said, “you will have to leave the dog outside”…Which is a dumb request, to just leave my dog alone outside by a busy street…He could have been nice and asked if we could both wait outside and he would come take my order, but he was rude. The review is for his poor costumer service….I didn’t want to leave a detailed review at fist, and just posted “bad costumer service”… hoping they would want to fix it, however their reply made it seem like I was the...

You can't select the cheeses you want and this would be fine if what was offered was good. We opted for the upgraded cheese board which would (in theory) have high quality/interesting cheeses. But alas, we got what can best be described as a boring manchengo, a cheddar, and a somewhat tasty creamy cheese but had about two small bites worth of it on the board. Also felt they could have a more balanced wine list, as the most inexpensive white option was over $50 a bottle. I worked in wine for years and know full well you can get great wines at reasonable wholesale prices and can make a great margin without charging over $50. $130 with tip for an ok cheese board and a bottle of wine... I don't...