Seven Local Charcuterie Businesses in Indianapolis

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Meats. Cheeses. Fresh Fruits. Oh my! Is your mouth watering yet? If you have not tried charcuterie, what are you waiting for? Now is the time to add a charcuterie board to your life, whether you are planning a party or want a unique at-home date night with your significant other. I also wouldn’t judge if you ate one of these by yourself – I have! Check out our round-up of seven local businesses that specialize in charcuterie boards, boxes, and grazing tables in Indianapolis.


Goose the Market

Website for ordering: Goose the Market
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Goose the Market has five different charcuterie board options depending on how many people you want to serve. You can get a small board that serves two people for a fun date night, and you can order a board for 4-5, 6-8, 8-10, and even 12-14 for a fun party.  The boards also include pickles, nuts, olives, preserves, and artisan crackers.


Sprig + Plate

Website for ordering: Sprig + Plate
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Sprig + Plate, located on East 96th Street, was created in 2016 and these boards are truly “art you can eat” according to the website. The board menu is truly impressive, with so many choices for your event. And if you need help deciding how much to order, check out their FAQ page for a size guide.


317 Charcuterie

Website for ordering: 317 Charcuterie
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Available for pickup – 317 Charcuterie‘s menu looks absolutely amazing. Located in Carmel, this small business not only offers the usual small, medium, and large gathering boxes, they offer a celebration board, bread & crack assortments, and adorable charcuterie cups. Both are perfect for bridal parties and holiday celebrations with family. Also, they can create boards and gathering boxes that are nut-free and gluten-free.


Moody’s Butcher Shop

Website for ordering: Moody’s Butcher Shop
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Moody’s Butcher Shop has multiple locations (Zionsville, Nora, Avon, and Geist) but their Zionsville location has a Charcuterie counter offering made-to-order party trays. According to their Instagram account, “You can build a board that’s full of flavor. Mix local cheeses, cured meats, Moody’s housemade items, seasonal fruit, nuts, and a little something sweet.” Call them at 317.873.1800 if you have any questions.


A Spot of Nosh

Website for ordering: A Spot of Nosh
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A Spot of Nosh started as a love for creating fun charcuterie boards and has grown into a local business. You can send her a private message through Instagram to acquire about orders. And while you’re there, scroll through all the beautiful pics of the charcuterie boards and grazing tables, with personalized touches and delicious food combinations! I have ordered from her in the past, and I still daydream about it.


Pig’s Tale Charcuterie

Website for ordering: Pigs Tale Charcuterie
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Pigs Tale Charcuterie are currently transitioning to a new location in Cicero, so stay tuned for more information on their new opening! Pigs Tale was created “with the mission of making the best cured meats from the best ingredients,” according to their website. In the past, not only did they sell European-style salami, but they also created custom charcuterie boards for you to enjoy. When you are ordering for delivery or pickup, you can customize if you have any dietary restrictions or if you are celebrating anything special. They also provide free shipping with any $50 purchase!


The Bountiful Board

Website for ordering: The Bountiful Board
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The Bountiful Board was created by a local Indianapolis mother and her business has thrived since opening in 2018. She offers a large menu, including cup-sized snacks to disposable trays, portable boxes, football themed boards, and the well-known charcuterie boards from two feet to more than six feet wide!

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Andrea is a SAHM and Project Manager for Indianapolis Moms. She lives in Noblesville with her husband Dan and their two kids, Jonathan and Sarah. They are involved at Congregation Beth-El Zedeck. You can usually see her with a cup of coffee in her hand and a smile on her face. Unless she doesn’t have said coffee. Then she is frowning and running towards her Keurig. Andrea is thrilled to be involved with IM as she goes through motherhood! She loves being able to bond with other parents. Other interests include reading, wine tasting, and working out on her spin bike to stay sane.

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