Champagne+Fromage - Brixton Village in Newham

We finally (FINALLY) managed to secure a new flat last week!! 🎉🏠Which meant an excuse for some bubbles and a whole load of cheese and cured meat!!We were over in Brixton for the Tom Odell gig and found the perfect little place to celebrate our move…Cheese & Fizz was brilliant, we plumped for one of the sharing boards which comes with unlimited bread, great cheese’s and a good selection of meats and others bits to try together!!The service was fantastic, the girl who served was easily one of the friendliest people I’ve ever met - a real gem!!Our fave things: I mean you can’t argue with sitting in Brixton Market quaffing Champs and Cheese, watching people go by and a DJ knocking out tunes nearby - perfect!!📍🚇| Less than a ten minute walk from Brixton tube station

Loved the wine, the fizz, and my partner enjoyed the charcuterie and cheese. Staff made great suggestions and service was friendly and efficient.

We order from the app and paid £25 for this!!!! Its ridiculous !!!!this is a rip-off. We went back to the shop and the guy didn't even cared , very bad service and customer service , we always went there and their plater is usually big but this time you get nothing for the price

The service was good I can't lie they even produce a table for me and the person who I was with..... They had no space at the time so I was greatful...... And both male and female staff members at were very pleasing to look at...... I have nothing negative to say about...... Which is kind of weird because all the times I used to walk past it, I would frown and say that this place is not for we as in the locals that live in the area...... Part of me still feels that it is not we, but when I look at it if you're bringing a certain type of clientele to the area then you're also bringing money to the area to so it is a good thing.

I placed an order from Too Good To Go and part of the package i received from this venue was a chocolate bar.When the order was being collated the chap looked at the back of the chocolate bars and I did not think anything of it at the time.When I got home I noticed the chocolate bar was nearly 2 months out of date.I went back the next day to check if there was a mistake made. The same chap was extremely rude and said that is the condition with Too Good To Go.I explained that my understanding of Too Good To Go was to save on waste and not to knowingly provide a customer with a product that is nearly 2 months out of date.I asked if it was possible to exchange it for another item and he said "no take it or leave it".I am most shocked by the fact this venue knowingly gave me a very out of date product and didn't think this was wrong. I'm sure what they did was unlawful.I have shopped at this venue several times so was surprised they took this short sighted attitude, particularly given we are local and would have been happy to shop there again (but not now!)

I have been to C+F a total of 4 times. The first 2 were great (a while ago), which made me always want to go back. Went to the one in Greenwich for Valentine’s Day earlier this year, specifically to have the hot Mont d’or. We ordered as soon as we got there, as it said on the menu that it takes 30 minutes to prepare it, something I was familiar with, having had it twice in the past. After a 40 minute wait, the waitress comes over and says they don’t have the Mont dor in stock anymore and asked if we wanted to have the baked Camembert choices and that she would arrange it as if she was serving the mont dor, with bread, charcuterie and potatoes. Another 30 minutes passed and they finally brought the Camemberts with bread only. I then asked the waiter if we were going to get the other stuff too and he seemed confused and laughed at us, saying sarcastically “you want Camembert with potatoes and charcuterie?” Needless to say we were very disappointed at what should have been a romantic evening. Anyway, as you’ve guessed I really like this mont dor and decided to give it another go. I looked their menu online and saw that they had the mont dor on offer for £25. Great, so I booked a table. We get there, we’re sat outside, we ask if the heaters they have above us can be turned on and the waitress says they are broken. We then proceed to look at the paper menu she gave us. The mont dor was not showing on the menu, so I told the waitress that was the reason we went there for and she apologised and said their online menu was not up to date. She then goes inside and talk to the rest of the staff, comes back and say actually we do have the mont dor in stock. Great! Then she says it’s going to cost £28. I asked why since the online menu was showing £25 but hey I’m not gonna make a fuss because of £3, even though it’s wrong. They then proceed to cook the mont dor. The menu says (and I’ve had it twice before) it’s cooked with champagne, garlic, served with potatoes, charcuterie, and bread and it serves 2-3 people. We wait half hour for it and it arrives cold, to the point that you can barely dip anything in it, reeking of garlic and not tasting anything like champagne or any alcohol at all (again, tasted completely different in the past). We wanted to offer a solution so we ask them to put it in the oven again. While we wait, we look at the board. This is for 2-3 people: 8 thin slices of baguette, a tiny portion of old cold tasteless potatoes, 8 thin slices of “charcuterie” which was some sort of French salami, 6 pieces of pickles. A tiny portion of salad leaves with some yellow sauce on top. We get the cheese back and it’s still cold. It’s not the usual hot runny mont dor fondue style that you would dip stuff in. My boyfriend asked for a glass of champagne that apparently they didn’t have anymore, and the waitress said we only have this one, which was showing only by the bottle, and she said it was £12 - if she had said 13, 14, we wouldn’t know and it was more expensive than the one he asked for. Now, you would think that they would try and accommodate the customer in these difficult times for them but it doesn’t look like it’s the case in this place. We paid more money for less and left frustrated again, smelling like fresh garlic. The one star is for the staff - they were attentive and helpful. Other than that, just a huge disappointment.Update: have emailed them as asked, didn’t hear back.

We came here for some cheese and dessert wine after a big old dinner. And it was fabulous. We were given three different cheeses, each were incredible flavoursome, that we ended up buying the truffle cheese. Each cheese came with an amazing garnish that went so well with it. Dan, really helped us and described each cheese superbly. His recommendations were extremely useful and he really picked the perfect selection. If you come, definitely ask for him as he gave fantastic suggestions!

We shared the XL platter and some house champagne. It was amazing. The guy serving took control and chose our cheeses and meats based on our likes and dislikes. Go, just go. It's great.

Have been excited to try Champagne and Fromage for a while now. Food and drinks met all expectations. Great selection of cheeses, lovely champagne and a mouth watering raclette! However, service really let this place down. We had to pop back into the shop twice to order more, took a very long time for plates to be cleared (mostly only cleared when the next course was served!) and there was no check-in's for top ups / making sure everything was okay.Really disappointed!

Small negative first - they confused our booking of 8 people and gave us a table for 6 but it was sorted quickly with some rearrangements of the room. The chairs aren't the most comfortable especailly for our pregnant friend but anything bigger wouldnt fit in the shop!Positives - staff friendly, very knowledgeable and attentive. But the most important thing was that the food was delicious! Thoroughly enjoyed every bit and jeaslous of each others. Easily coped with special food requests for pregnant friend. Drinks are a bit expensive but the main thing is champagne! But food was good value for all the choice, options and quality.