Eat + Drink

This is the best little spot for a quick, fabulous lunch or a glass of wine and some great cheese after work. I’ve frequented the California panini sans turkey and it’s too good to be true. You can get a salad on the side which is a beautiful, simply dressed arugula mix. Also, if you ever need to procure your own cheese plate at home, this is a one stop shop for everything you need!

I went for the first time to Eat + Drink on a Friday evening. We went for the tail end of happy hour (4 – 6 PM), and were the only ones there for about a half an hour. During happy hour, a glass of select wines is only $ 5.
The waitress was really nice, helpful, and knowledgeable about the menu. My friend and I are cheese fanatics and each got paninis and LOVED THEM.
The ambience is quaint, and the restaurant situated on the adorable Platte Street. I would come back here often.

Perfect place for an afternoon snack. We were super hungry after a full day of apt hunting and this place was a perfect stop between appointments. Some burratta and olives were just what I needed to make it through tip dinner.

Some friends and I stopped in here for a glass of wine and sample some cheese. We got one of the meats & cheese sample boards and it was delicious. They have a excellent wine selection and their available cheeses is something to be admired.

I am a cheese and wine fanatic and this place is where it is at! I found them on Unilocal and decided to try it out. I am a happy camper. The cheese is so fresh, savory and delicious. But the waitress is what makes the place. She was kind and attentive and knew when to come around. Great wine. I had the Pinot noir which was perfect. Sat on the patio and just people watched. Love it here.

Ate Chicken Salad for dinner. It was exceptional. Just the right quantity and very good quality. Prepared it with care and served with a smile by Stephanie.
Visited for dinner and tried two more items. Excellent preparations.

Great wine and cheese selection however we got a beer and the quinoa salad :)
Definitely try quinoa salad — it was delish!

So many cheeses to choose from it’s actually frustrating to know that I can’t try them all at once. All of their Spanish goat cheeses are delicious, especially the one covered in Rosemary (can’t remember the name).
Great date spot, especially the date night deal that comes with a cheese plate and bottle of wine for $ 25. ⁵⁄₅ would recommend!

We really enjoyed our wine, cheese plate, and paninis here. The Tuesday «cheap date night» special (bottle of wine and 3 cheeses with bread) was a good deal for $ 25, but we ended up getting more food for dinner. It’s a great scheme to get you in! But honestly, we really enjoyed the food, wine, and the service here.

I recently attended a small party/​event at Eat + Drink and they easily won me over. You will get no complaints from me when wine + cheese are involved. The staff was very accommodating of our group. I believe we had the place reserved, since we kind of packed the entire thing out, but it would be a great place for small gatherings. I’d definitely go check it out again on my own.

Quaint restaurant on Platte St. Small atmosphere. The food is very good, service is nice. Fun loft atmosphere. Mix of sandwiches, soup, and salad to pick from for lunch. Also have a few chocolates and gourmet cheese to pick from.
However it is expensive! I paid $ 17 for a sandwich, side of salad and chips the other day.
Not sure if I want to stomach that again. It’s good, but not $ 17 good. Value is not there.

Enjoyed a perfect afternoon on the patio. LOVED the olives! Also loved the burrata appetizer and the Pinot Gris. The Pinot Grigio was also very good. Overall, it’s a super cute place with a great menu!

Fresh, excellent food at a very good price. Cool atmosphere and quick service. Would definitely come back!

EAT + DRINK… but unfortunately I only had the opportunity to drink because I came post-​brunch & had little appetite for food.
The breakdown: Around $ 8 for a class of wine & $ 12 for a flight of three wines (flight options: red or white). I tried the red flight which surprisingly came out to be three full glasses of wine. I thought I’d get a wine teaser but the quantity of wine in the flight was definitely doing more than teasing me.
The red flight:
1. tempranillo: muse by pollyanna | rioja, spain | supple.earthy.silky
2. malbec
3. something that starts w/​a c that is not chardonnay nor cabernet sauvignon
Also tried a pinot noir.
The waitress was polite & seemed genuinely sweet. I came during an afternoon lull & had the place to myself so the atmosphere definitely felt relaxing. It’s not the most inviting or cozy of shops because of the tall ceiling, bright windows & proximity of the front door to the counter then to the seats but I thought the brick walls & worn wood floor were homey.
Review to come for when I try the cheese & small plates.

Quite good.
Free Wi-​Fi
Soothing background music
Light wood décor
Hefty Fortessa flatware
Cloth napkins
We had a relaxing Saturday lunch with a glass of wine (pink Garnacha and white Verdejo). The gazpacho was interesting and tasty. The croque sandwich was delicious.

I mean! This whole restaurant is dedicated to cheese plates and drinking wine. What’s not to love friends? And even though I didn’t drink any wine the day I went most recently (because it was for a lunch meeting) I still have a mad crush on Eat + Drink.
It’s small and friendly and casual. I think it would be a really fun spot for a date and I know it’s a really great spot for lunch, either solo or on a meeting.
My only wish is that they would be open later than 8 pm. Because then I could have more date nights there with Sir Nicholas.

I showed up around 7:45 pm, not realizing they were closing at 8… the two employees were so nice. Not only did they offer me a glass of wine while they cleaned up shop, they kept the doors open, chatted a while, and even topped off my glass! I didn’t have a chance to eat, didn’t want to push my luck, but I will absolutely be back… Best service I’ve had in a very long time!
The owners must be lovely — their staff truly respects them and their establishment. I’m beyond impressed.

Super friendly service, great location, and an atmosphere that’s both inviting and polished.
Great place to grab wine with friends and then have a bite. I think we stayed after closing time but never felt rushed or even knew that they closed (except for checking later).

Once upon a time in Denver there was this sketchy area of Denver surrounded by warehouses and railroad tracks to venture there you had to know where you were going. get there and get out. At least that was what it was like when I was a wee little girl in Denver. But as the City grew and expanded it did so into this area now known as Confluence Park and Riverfront. The beauty of this area is a show of what can happen with planning and growth in a community to help to make it prosper.
Located on Platte just near the bridge that walks you over to the Highlands and walking distance from REI is this fabulous wine & cheese emporium, so subtle in its appearance from the street you would hardly know it is there. It is the sister restaurant of Eat! Drink! in Edwards and offers wine, beer, small salads, sandwiches and soup. But mostly an ambience of a new found favorite deli. Denver Style. Meats so fresh and cheeses so remarkable that you aren’t overwhelmed with the petite presentation of your order when dining there. I was there for a small intimate group dinner — well not dinner as much as an evening of 15 friends with wine and conversation and bites. It seats not more then 20 at most, and if you bring a group be sure to call ahead.
In the winter come sit inside and watch the snow fall or in the summer sit outside on the patio and watch all the locals walking around. There are lots of other great places near by so you can begin or end your day here. One of the conversation we had at dinner was in regards to the area as I sated in the beginningthis area has grown and it is beautiful and neighborly. Much is happening in Denver and this is just one of those areas worth your time to check out.
Cheers to the idea of sharing and good wine and cheese plates. Hint a nice intimate place for Valentine’s and they sell cheese and wine as well. All you will need to get else where are the flowers…

Eat + Drink is a wonderful new addition to Platte Street and will soon become a beloved staple of the neighborhood.
I would consider it a cheese shop and a lovely dining stop for lunch or dinner. They offer a good variety of reasonably priced wine by the glass or bottle. Take your pick, they have red, white, rose, and sparkling. The menu is simple and offers, charcuterie boards, small plates, salads, paninis, and sandwiches. They also have a cute shop with a variety of cheeses, chocolates, fresh bread, sausage and other little items. If you’re looking for a gourmet cheese basket, this place sure would make a great one for any of your friends (they offer a variety of sizes).
I had the pleasure of trying The Emilia, a panini with prosciutto, mozzarella, pesto, tomatoes, and truffle oil. This panini had wonderful flavor and was the perfect lunch destination for my Mom and I on a sunny afternoon. Each ingredient had a purpose and added much needed texture and deliciousness to each bite.
The women working here are very sweet and will answer any of your questions and will also allow you to sample some of their cheeses to make an educated decision.
On a sunny day I could see myself making use of their wonderful patio, enjoying a glass of wine and some of their decadent cheese.

I’ve only gotten items from the counter, but I’ll be back soon for dinner.
If you live in the area or are passing through, they’ve got foods that will make your guests BEG for an invitation to come back again. Salumi, olives, cornichons, and more will make your cocktail party (or afternoon snack) special. Oh, and did I mention the chocolate? Ritual Chocolate, Mast Brothers… only the good stuff here.
They have a nice cheese selection, and the quality is great. That quality comes at a price, so if you’re on a budget be careful. That sample is free, but next thing you know you’re pulling out the credit card for cheeses that you MUST. HAVE. NOW. While I gasped at the price of the delicious cheddar I bought, my bf and I agreed that it was worth every one of the many pennies I paid for it. They also have some cheeses that I haven’t been able to find elsewhere in town.