Meat & Graze — Restaurant in Morrisville

I stopped in at Meat & Graze during Boxyards Unboxing Weekend and I’m so glad I finally got to try this amazing spot. I love charcuterie and don’t have the talent to make spreads as beautiful as these. I love that M&G has developed a range of sizes, from the snack bites to the lunchbox size to the larger multi person spreads. It felt like I was having a very adult (much more delicious) lunchables. The lunchbox I got had a beautiful selection of meat, cheeses, fruit, honey, and more. I mean there was so much yummyness that each bite was absolutely perfect. Aya was also super friendly and welcoming - she told us all about the different items in our box and you can tell that she is really passionate about her business. She has also chosen some great eco friendly packaging to minimize plastic where possible in the takeout containers/bag which is also great to see! This is the perfect spot to grab some snacks at if you’re having happy hour at Boxyard and I will definitely be back for future outings with my friends, co workers...

Meat and Graze absolutely nailed it for my daughter’s Apres Ski-themed bachelorette weekend! They put together a custom catering package of fondue and raclette that was perfect for the theme and such a highlight of the evening. The cheese melted beautifully, and the raclette selections were a HUGE hit with everyone.

The couple who own the business were incredibly accommodating, going above and beyond to ensure everything was perfect. The ingredients were thoughtfully packaged, and the laminated pairing suggestions sheet was such a nice touch—it made the whole experience so easy and enjoyable. Honestly, this should be a permanent menu item because it was absolutely turnkey and perfect for any gathering!

Thank you, Meat and Graze, for helping make the weekend so memorable. I can’t recommend them enough for their amazing service and delicious...

Comically overpriced for individual portions purchased from the location itself for lunch. Could spend half the money and buy all the items from the grocery store and have ten times the food. From all the charcuterie I’ve ordered in my life, I think this has to be the worst cost:portion ratio I’ve experienced.

The bulk of the food is scattered fruit, making it appear like you’re getting more than you are. In reality, you get 2-3 small slices of a meat and a tiny portion of cheese. I genuinely think this is calorically equivalent to a children’s lunchable, and it doesn’t even come with...