Where can I buy a great Antipasto Platter?

[Anonymous]

I'm aware I could do this myself "so easily" so, second choice: where should I go to get everything to assemble an excellent antipasto platter? Thanks.

[Anonymous]

Call up Ozzie's and see if they will make one for you.

[Anonymous]

For the second choice, I think TJs will get you most of the way there for cheeses, olives, roasted veg. Not sure about the charc. I don't buy meat at TJs. Does anyone know if they carry all that?

[Anonymous]

Where are you? Arrow Wine in Arlington does great ones.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Where are you? Arrow Wine in Arlington does great ones.

I'm close enough to check it out -- thanks.

[Anonymous]

which would be best for the one stop shopping for good contents: Balducci's, Wegmen's, Whole Foods, TJ?

[Anonymous]

the Italian Store?

[Anonymous]

Another vote for Ozzie's. They will do it if you ask.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:the Italian Store?

They sell an antipasto side dish, and ingredients to make your own antipasto platter but to get a true antipasto platter you haVe to order from their catering. Just FYI.

[Anonymous]

wegmans is another option

[Anonymous]

Vace!

[Anonymous]

Wegman's has some made up or you could easily assemble components.

[Anonymous]

GERD meltdown

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:For the second choice, I think TJs will get you most of the way there for cheeses, olives, roasted veg. Not sure about the charc. I don't buy meat at TJs. Does anyone know if they carry all that?

The meat at tj is great for a charcuterie board.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:For the second choice, I think TJs will get you most of the way there for cheeses, olives, roasted veg. Not sure about the charc. I don't buy meat at TJs. Does anyone know if they carry all that?

The meat at tj is great for a charcuterie board.

Ew. Hard pass, dear.