Babe, this new charcuterie shop is opening Saturday at Camp North End.

Charcuterie board company Babe & Butcher is opening its first shop at Camp North End. COURTESY OF BABE & BUTCHER By: Laurie Larsh | January 29, 2021 We predicted that charcuterie would up its game in 2021 and Babe & Butcher is doing just that. The charcuterie board company is opening its first brick-and-mortar store at Camp North End on Saturday,

Charcuterie board company Babe & Butcher is opening its first shop at Camp North End.

Charcuterie board company Babe & Butcher is opening its first shop at Camp North End. 

By: Laurie Larsh | January 29, 2021

We predicted that charcuterie would up its game in 2021 and Babe & Butcher is doing just that. The charcuterie board company is opening its first brick-and-mortar store at Camp North End on Saturday, June 12. The shop will be located just next door to Leah & Louise at 301 Camp Road.

Graze-loving customers will be able to build their own boards and to-go boxes by selecting from a display case. Think fruit, veggies, locally-sourced meats and cheeses along with tasty treats like cookies, meringues and chocolates–hand picked to suit your tastes.

The pandemic forced us to look at our business model in a completely different way,” co-owner Robert Henricks said in a statement. “It was the perfect testing ground to see if our boxes were something Charlotte would enjoy.”

You can take your box of goodies to go and wander through the shops and restaurants of Camp North End, or sit and enjoy at one of the 76-acre facility’s many seating areas.

“We love the collaborative spirit of Camp North End, which is what our business has been about since day one,” co-owner Lindsay Anvik said in a statement. “From working with local charities to supporting local artists, we take great pride in being a strong community partner and a good steward for the neighborhood and the city.”

Visitors will be greeted by a mural on the barn door outside the store designed by local artist Darion Fleming. Custom cutting boards will be available for purchase and will be designed by a variety of rotating artists, kicking off with designs by Melissa Herriott and LaDara McKinnon of LaDara Fine Art.

The architect is Jason Hood of Hood, PLLC. Other project team members involved with the design and production of the new space include contractor Rhino Builders, office/bathroom design by M.Herriott Designs, bathroom paint by Little King Art, and merchandise by Girl Tribe Co., Glory Days Apparel and Snatch & Run.

Can’t make it over to Camp North End? No problem. Babe & Butcher will also begin offering same-day delivery of their boards and boxes — with an added bonus. Wine, beer and champagne will be available for delivery around the city. The company will also continue its catering services, including its signature grazing tables.

BABE & BUTCHER

301 Camp Rd

Instagram: @babeandbutcher

Hours: Tuesday through Thursday and Sundays from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m., and 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Friday and Saturday.

 

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