This enticing spot for charcuterie just opened on Barton Street

If you cheer for charcuterie and want everything you need to build a bangin’ board at home, a new spot on Barton Street has got the goods.

Moving from its original location in the Stinson neighbourhood and changing its name, the brand new Barton Salumeria & Charcuterie has officially opened its doors at 357 Barton Street East among other Barton Village favourites like Emerald Coffee, Crumbled, Hello Baked, and Motel.

If you can’t get excited about a new Salumeria in the neighbourhood, we probably shouldn’t be friends!! How cool is this??!!

Barton Salumeria @ 357 Barton Street East#hamont #bartonvillage #hamonteats #tastehamont #hamontfoodie #shoplocalhamont #hamontmakers @barton_village pic.twitter.com/glqXVw8gvX

— Andrew A. Hanna (@AndrewHanna) April 23, 2021

Specializing in house-cured meats, aged cheeses, and other graze-able nibbles, Barton Salumeria is basically a one-stop shop for the dreamiest charcuterie staples.

Currently open for pickup, Barton Salumeria’s main offerings are curated charcuterie boxes and trays in a wide variety of sizes and styles, from solo snacks to bigger boards of deliciousness to be enjoyed by groups over good wine.

A standard box will be crammed full with selections of cheese, cured meats, fruits, vegetables, pickled things, spreads, chocolate, dried fruit, and more; basically everything you need to make a good night great.

Boxes can be ordered online through the Barton Salumeria website and made available for pickup or delivery. Check ‘em out and get your graze on, Hamilton!

Lead image courtesy of @bartonsalumeria

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