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Murray’s Cheese coming
to LIC in spring 2019
BY ALEJANDRA O’CONNELLDOMENECH
adomenech@qns.com
@AODNewz
Murray’s Cheese, the Greenwich village
specialty meat and cheese shop, will
be opening a new location in Long Island
City in the spring of 2019.
According to a representative from
Murray’s Cheese, the company recently
signed a lease right under Jackson Park,
at the new luxury residential building at
28-10 Jackson Ave.
Th e representative wasn’t able to tell
Th e Courier the exact square footage of
the space or when exactly it will open in
the spring.
But the new space will be split between
a restaurant with a full bar and a store
selling their famous cheese, prepared
foods and specialty items.
What makes Murray’s cheese unique is
that it is made in cheese caves. Th e dark
and damp environment of caves have
been utilized for cheese-making purposes
for centuries in countries like France and
Italy. Murray’s claims that they were the
fi rst cheese-makers in the United States
to adopt the practice in 2004.
Although cheese caves remain uncommon
in the states, they have grown in popularity.
Crown Finish Caves in Brooklyn,
Wegman’s supermarket in Pittsford, N.Y.
and the Caves of Faribault in Minnesota
all cultivate their cheese in caves.
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