This place is adorable and I love the curated menu. The host is always knowledgeable about every…read moreproduct he offers and recommends. Down to absolute favorite cheddars, wines and even non alcoholic options. We really enjoyed the fire pit out back and the comfy vibes provided in this sweet location. Charcuterie and good friends with some drinks is all we need sometimes to reconnect with those we love!

Great spot. Very home like. Dano the owner is a really nice and passionate host…read more Great wine list, limited menu with good food. Great spot.

Drove from Castle Rock to One Barrel American Bistro and Wine Bar in Englewood for a late lunch/…read moreearly dinner on a Friday. Arrived around 2:15 pm. There is a parking lot behind the restaurant that is convenient. There were several people seated at the bar and a few others in the dining area. The decor is pleasant (see photos attached) with stacks of wine bottles from floor to ceiling on one wall. Our server was excellent. He appeared when needed and let us enjoy the wine and food the rest of the time. The Dark Noir flight offered a few ounces of 3 distinctly different pinot noirs for a reasonable $16. The Pike Road from Willamette Valley stood out with a complex flavor profile. Will definitely be buying several bottles for home next time at Total Wine. The steak frites was delicious. The frites were fried in a batter and the ketchup was thick and flavorful. The 8 oz NY strip was a nice cut with little fat and a tasty green peppercorn glaze. It tasted like it had been grilled on a barbecue and was cooked a perfect medium. The turkey sandwich with avocado and pepper aioli was also outstanding and a generous size. The only disappointment was the music selection which was a cross between country and 1950's. It reminded me of the soundtrack from the David Lynch movie Blue Velvet. And the music was loud enough to be a bit intrusive. Would subtract 1/2 star for that but it rounds up to a 5, and all the other positives far outweigh that negative.

Read good reviews, so stopped in to check it out…read more FOOD: We had read something about good cocktails, but it took a lot of digging (beyond the menus provided) to find anything about it. Wine list was a lot shorter than I sort of expected from a place called a "wine bar." The malbec I ordered a glass of was fine; my wife's rose champagne was very nice and dry. We tried a couple of apps to see if we wanted to order dinner. The polenta fries were dry. The Korean pork tidbits were tasty but just little chunks of pork in a bowl. Nothing drastically wrong with either, but not anything particularly inspiring, either. We decided to have dinner elsewhere. SERVICE: Friendly, but felt pushed to order something *right now*. The receipt came with QR code for payment through Toast. It wasn't clear if I should pay through that, or wait for her to take my card. (I used the QR code, and the waitperson then wandered over (to get my card, it seemed) and seemed surprised and very relieved I'd used the QR code, which saved them so much work. AMBIANCE: Nicely decorated place. They apparently do a number of events, and when we were there, a big party was going on in the front half of the dining room, which was fairly noisy (and the crowd of which spread across the entrance). NET-NET: Not a great experience -- not bad, strictly speaking, but there's a lot of other places I could have gone. I'd eat there again if a friend recommended meeting there, but given the many choices in downtown Englewood, I wouldn't pick it again on my own.

This is a cozy little wine bar with a back patio. There are a variety of seating options for groups…read moreof various sizes -- couches for intimate conversation or tables to work from or writing. I've even met folks here to get work done. The wine selection is great. I recommend the flights as they have a variety with generous pours. The house-seasoned crackers that are on the charcuterie board are addictive. Service is friendly and welcoming. Here, there is always room for friends.

Amazing service, great wine options, delicious snacks - what else can you ask for? Maybe easier…read moreparking? The store decor was adorable and the service was impeccable. We really enjoyed our time here. I wish the happy hour is from 4 to 7 but I could wait an hour. Overall so happy they have an happy hour menu and definitely highly recommend to support local!

Kate's Wine Bar is such a cute little spot. The entrance is charming, and I was greeted and seated…read moreright away when I walked in, which I always appreciate. It's a smaller, more intimate space, probably around 6-8 tables, plus the bar area, and it wasn't loud at all, so it felt easy to relax and actually talk. We also never felt rushed out of our spot. My friend and I ordered the Bottle and Board for $45, and it was a great choice. The wine was delicious, and the board had a nice variety of cheeses, meats, olives, and little bites that all paired really well together. The decor inside is warm and cozy, and overall it's a perfect place for a low-key, intimate night out.

Kate's is such an adorable, neighborhood spot. Absolutely love the staff, they have the best…read morerecommendations!

Great spot to grab a glass of wine, cocktails, or snacks, especially for happy hour. We've been…read morehere twice now and last time we had a really nice time hanging on the spacious patio. There's thankfully parking in front and around the back in lots. One of the highlights is their charcuterie boards - we ordered one last time and it was packed full of goodies: meats, cheeses, cornichons, olives, nuts, fruit, etc. Really well thought out. We did consider coming back here recently for our friend's birthday but apparently if you try to make a reservation for over 6 people you have to PAY per person - that's a little ludicrous. I understand a party of 50 and charging some fee, but to charge for a small party is a way to not get party business. I would likely come back here as it is a nice central location and has a nice patio though.

This wine bar is darling! My friend and I sat in a corner booth, had a couple glasses of wine ($2…read moreoff during happy hour) and some food. I had the mussels ($13 during HH) and they came with a loaf of bread to soak up the delicious juice from the mussels. Very tasty! I would get this again. My friend had the prime rib sliders off the regular menu and enjoyed them. I thought they looked REALLY tiny, but she seemed ok with it. Service was attentive, but not overbearing. It's definitely an upscale destination for HH or a night out, but it certainly hit the spot for us!

It's dangerous that this spot is within walking distance to where I live. Their pizza is great! If…read moreyou're a fan of NY style with the thin crust, this is your spot. They have all kinds of pizza on their menu you can't get anywhere else in the Denver area. Eggplant parm was super flavorful and delicious, but the cut of the eggplant itself was not was I was used to- it's huge! A thick slice of it. Highly recommend the tiramisu and the chocolate mousse, you can't go wrong with either! I have always had a great experience with the staff, they're always friendly and smiling and just really kind.

Hidden jewel that's been around nearly 20 years for a reason. The mussels absolutely stole the show…read more- incredible sauce with garlic bread that had me dipping long after the mussels were gone. Easily the best part of the meal. Super considerate waiter too, Corey was always one step ahead thinking about what we needed before we even asked. Pizza was very solid, about a 4 out of 5 on the taste scale. I also had the fettuccine with grilled chicken and sautéed shrimp. Wish the meat had been more generous. Honestly, I kept going back to those mussels and that sauce!! So goooood!!

Don't waste your time or money here. Went for a would you rather comedy night and it was numbingly…read moreunfunny. Zero punchlines just confusing would you rather questions asked to "comedians". $20 per ticket. Drinks were nothing special. It's a very disorganized bar run by two slightly dismissive women it seems. Also charged me $10 for 2 pickle back shots which I haven't experienced before. Your lowest tip option is 20%. Atmosphere is strange and cramped.

Was not busy on Saturday, kind of strange for a neighborhood place but we came early in the day…read more Nice beer selection but the White Russian Nitro was flat. The bartender was friendly so that is a big deal for me. They sell pizza but don't have a kitchen or food truck. Definitely worth swinging by and giving them a try and forming your own opinion.

Super great spot with a fun and friendly owner. Eclectic yet delicious wine selection as well.read more

Lovely spot with good wines! Didn't love the rose I had, but great white selection. Waitress (who I…read morethink was owner) was phenomenal!

We came for the summer wine club release party at Carboy, which is connected to Angelo's, a…read morewonderful Italian restaurant which makes a perfect combo. The wines are excellent and we love being members of the wine club. The perks and three release parties a year are events we look forward to! Everyone here is wonderful, a great place to network, make new friends, chat with the wine specialists, and learn a lot about what we're having. One of our favorite places in the metro and in Colorado in general!

We came here to celebrate our 2nd anniversary and had such a lovely time. Our waitress was so nice…read moreand attentive and the manager even gave us some oysters to try (our very first time having them). They were fantastic and elevated our meal. We also had an espresso martini that was fantastic and an old fashioned, along with the chick parm and chili relleno ravioli which I can recommend enough! We will definitely be visiting to dine again!

$25 board and bottle night is such a steal! The new dot cake was so delicious - lemon olive oil! We…read moresat on the patio which was lovely and Emily was the best!

Emily was an amazing waitress!!!!! We brought our mini dachshund and the servers brought out treats…read morefor us.