Cherish Spirits Lounge - Denver

We love cherish. my family brought me there to celebrate my birthday and we had a great time. the food, the drinks and the service were as usual excellent. we were also party to a fun surprise of the lounge with professional salsa music and dancers with free lessons!

There was no hostess. the reserved tables were simply marked “maintained” and it was up to us to find one. the cozy couches were limited to larger parties, so we had to grab a small table with a bad sitting. the service was slow, somehow they have forgotten one of our dishes. the manager gave us a free shot to make sure. the place is a bit strange, only a fee spots are actually cozy and confis, but most are awkward e hard to create intimacy. drinks were in order, and also eat as very ok, neither justify the price point.

The service was bad. I do not recommend the mushroom flat brot, very bland tasted like a salt-reisser with melted cheese and under boiled mushrooms. the meatballs were again very dirty at room temperature with a basic red paste which they could find on a food storage shelf. I made a reservation, but at the arrival it was said that all couch sessions were reserved, although sitting through the two hours, there were 3 couch areas empty. the staff seemed very highly scattered and unorganized, plates were removed from the table while eating was still on the teller without being asked before taking. I am not one to complain a lot, but for that be in cherry club and the presentation of the website / menu this place not on standards of other restaurants in the opposite.

My husband and I had the most relaxing evening in Cherry Creek, Denver at Cherish. Although I initially thought it was going to be a restaurant, it is truly a cocktail lounge. The atmosphere was beautiful and quiet, and the seating is like that of a nice living room. There was a black and white Elvis movie playing on the big screen, with the sound turned off, but it was fun and interesting. Later, they had live music. We ordered typical cocktails, a martini, and a Cosmopolitan. But one of the waiters, Kyle, introduced me to the Rose wine called Whispering Angel, which was the best Rose I've ever had. The food menu consisted of 4 small plates, and we ordered three of the 4. We are vegan, so it was perfect for us. We had a delicious mushroom and onion flatbread (large serving), the olives stuffed with almonds, and broke our normal diet and ordered the tuna crudo, which was raw, but beautifully marinated and seasoned. Cherish is definitely a place to enjoy if you want a quiet, romantic atmosphere, cocktails, and small dishes. Gracie is a wonderful bartender.

Was a great experience, forgot a drink order and was a bit slow considering it was not busy when we arrived