How Much Do Charcuterie Boards Cost?
This guide covers typical charcuterie board prices, what affects the total, and how to compare business quotes.
Price ranges for common jobs
| Job | What it involves | Typical range |
|---|---|---|
| Small board for two | Cheese, meats, crackers, fruit | $30 - $60 |
| Medium gathering board | Serves about 4 to 6 | $60 - $120 |
| Large party board | Serves about 8 to 12 | $150 - $400 |
| Grazing table | Styled spread for an event | $15 - $35 per person |
| Premium or custom board | Specialty foods and detailed styling | $200 - $500 |
Ranges are typical, not quotes - the price for your job depends on scope and location, so always confirm with the provider.
What drives the cost up or down
Board size and serving count are major cost drivers. Imported cheeses, cured meats, seasonal fruit, and specialty extras such as honeycomb or nuts can raise the ingredient bill. Custom themes, elaborate styling, and disposable or reusable presentation pieces may add to the total.
Prices also depend on the business's location and whether delivery, setup, or event service is included. A simple pickup order generally costs less than a grazing table assembled on site, and short-notice requests may limit options or involve extra fees.
Ways to pay less
Choose a serving size based on whether the board is a snack or a meal, and ask which ingredients are included before adding extras. Pickup, seasonal ingredients, and a simpler presentation can help keep the order within budget.
Request itemized quotes from several businesses and compare serving counts, delivery, setup, and equipment rather than just the headline price. Collecting quotes through Reedleys means every number comes from a real, checked listing.
Common cost questions
Some request a deposit to reserve an event date, especially for custom orders or grazing tables. Check when the balance is due and whether the deposit is refundable if plans change.
Businesses may use different ingredient quality, serving assumptions, styling, and delivery arrangements. Ask for the guest count and included items so you can compare like for like.
Not always. Confirm whether delivery, on-site assembly, serving pieces, and cleanup are included or billed separately.
Recognized Charcuterie Boards businesses
A Philadelphia wine bar serving wines, small plates, cocktails, and local beer.
Brookside bistro and wine bar serving seasonal cuisine, wines, cocktails, and beer in Kansas City.
Wine cafe and bottle shop offering tastings, seasonal dishes, and wine service in St. Petersburg.
A French-inspired wine bar, deli, and micro wine shop inside Union Market in Washington, DC.
Wine bar offering self-serve wines, table service, and customizable charcuterie boards in Safety Harbor.
West Hollywood wine bar serving market-driven small plates and an extensive wine list.
An international wine bar serving wines, craft beer, cocktails, whiskies, and shareable food in Williamsburg, Brooklyn.
Houston wine and charcuterie destination with boards, meals, retail, and gatherings.
Houston wine bar offering flights, tastings, retail bottles, beer, and small plates.
West Village wine bar serving Mediterranean-inspired plates and wines.