Nice and cozy fast service great s'more board many options and kid friendly and amazing seating…read moregood food and shoutout to Scott.

Never disappointed by Cork & Board. Fantastic service and even better food and wine. The place…read morefeels and food tastes a bit more elevated than many of the other pubs and restaurants in town, but not overly so.

Anything Diane touches is gold in the world of cheese. She has enhanced my cheese and wine…read moreknowledge and what goes with what by ten fold. She is also the strongest female personality I met over the last 5 years or so. She is 100% full energy 100% of the time so if you are laid back person her passion and intensity will surpass yours. She is really cool with zero ego. TRUST!

fantastic wine and cheese bar, and to go options (we got a hikers box, which was filled with…read morecheese, meat, nuts and fruit). Diane was incredibly friendly and knowledgeable, and my wife and I had a great time. Highly recommend making this a wonderful stop if you're staying in Del Norte or just passing through.

Amazing wine!!! definitely a place to stop and check out !! Great service! Awesome customer…read moreservice!!

We stopped in, in between cute shops in downtown Durango. Perfect 15 minute stop…read more We were offered tasters of the wines but decided to go for a full pour of their Cab Sav and Rose, as we knew our party would be catching up with us soon. Both wines were perfect choices: big but balanced for the Cab Sav and slightly sweet for the Rose. So good. We took home a bottle of each - how could you not with their fabulous pricing? And since it was a Friday, they had live music from a great Celtic band, Tom Ward's Downfall. Such a cute place as well. Friendly folks, lively tunes and fabulous wine. Thanks for a lovely stop.

Quaint cocktail bar with a bit of funkyness. Old fashion was great . Snacks would have been nice.read more

We stopped in here after dinner at the Alley House Grill, just to check it out. This place is…read moreCOOL! Vintage cocktail bar with a few quirky lounging rooms. They serve craft cocktails and some Charcuterie but no real food menu. Must stop

I brought some girlfriends here to celebrate international women's day (which was so sweet that…read morethey had a special dinner just for that!) and we couldn't stop talking about how great everything was. 4 courses of incredible food paired perfectly with wine and they even had an expert come in to talk about the terroir of each pairing. It was so much fun to learn and eat and drink in such a cozy and accessible space, all around fabulous!

Amazing place! The wine is phenomenal! The food is excellent. And the owner's knowledge and…read moreawesome taste is refreshing! Highly recommend. We will return every time we are here!

Salida is a town that feels meticulously arranged by a diorama enthusiast with a penchant for the…read morefrontier. Nestled among the peaks of the Sawatch Range, where tumbleweeds might theoretically roll if they weren't caught in the spokes of a passing bicycle, sits an establishment of peculiar perfection: The Biker & The Baker. My compass has unerringly pointed to their door every single time I visit Salida over the past five years. It is a tradition forged in sugar and chain grease, where the rugged American West meets the precision of French pastry. Pairing high-desert riding with artisanal baking seems like a recipe for a pile-up, but the execution here is a sweet ride. You will find aerodynamic cyclists sitting elbow-to-elbow with flannel-draped modern prospectors, united by a singular quest for butter. The Biker handles the gears, the Baker handles the tiers. They aren't just coasting on charm; they are pedaling toward culinary triumph, baking up a storm that rivals the monsoons over the Arkansas River. The confections are miniature monuments to indulgence. I have routinely panned for gold in this valley, but the true motherlode is their lemon tart--a symmetrical marvel of citrus striking like a high-noon sun. Their charcuterie boards are arranged with the geometric exactitude of a surveyor mapping a railroad. Whether you are gearing up to summit Mount Shavano or recovering from a grueling promenade, this sanctuary provides the requisite fuel. It is the exceedingly charming destination itself.

Great good for pastry and breakfast! Nice location and…read moredecoration of the interior and outside. You can sit up on the roof area with a nice scenic view of the city of Salida. The staff attended to us very quickly and professionally. They were there too serve and make sure we were taken care of. By the way it was even more special since it was Father's Day!

Five stars all the way! Libby and Hanna set the tone for a wonderful lunch from the moment we…read morewalked in. Libby gave us fantastic menu recommendations, and when I told her I had never tried a Monte Cristo before, she assured me theirs would be a great first experience -- she was absolutely right! My husband ordered the double beef patty green chile burger and wow... our food was outstanding. Beyond the amazing food and service, Libby was a true ambassador for the city. She shared local activities, town hotspots, and even recommended a hidden jazz speakeasy. Honestly, the Chamber should hire her! She made our visit feel warm, welcoming, and memorable.

Had the chicken parm, pasta aglio, regular salad and Cesar - salads were fresh and tasty. We've…read morebeen on the road for a week and in the mood for Italian, but we might be too picky to rate these dishes properly. We prefer when the chicken is pounded flatter and still crispy under the sauce. If you prefer it thick, this was a nice serving. The pasta aglio had a healthy amount of garlic and parm and was very tasty -- this was just on the edge of being overcooked but close enough to el dente. All the plates being served around us looked very good too. Very nice atmosphere in this quaint restaurant - wait staff was very attentive and kind.

Our friends and I stopped in after skiing Monarch for a wine flight. Each couple got a dry wine…read moretasting which consisted of two whites (vino Bianco, dry Riesling, Vino Rosso, and a Cabernet franc). My husband and I aren't huge wine drinkers but we liked the Riesling and vino rosso. The vino bianco was light and our group agreed it tasted like lychee a bit - in a good way! The cab franc had a fair amount of tannins and I could feel it in my cheeks. The service was great too - the man behind the counter was friendly and shared the tasting notes of all the wines when it was served. The interior of the building is super cozy (there was an electric fireplace going which was perfect), and I loved all the plants and decorations. In the summer, the outside area I imagine is very nice to sit at. Our friends ended up grabbing a bottle of red to bring home and age for a few years.

Great wine bar in Salida! We visited when they had live music and it was enjoyable. It is a small…read morespace inside but the service and wine selection was great! They even have double bottles of wine available for purchase in plastic bags (which we bought to bring on a backpacking trip)!