Good wine, absolutely terrible service. Â We went here for a pre-dinner appetizer and glass of wine. Â It took them 15 minutes to get my pregnant wife a glass of sparkling water after asking several times. Â The waitress acted like she had just been hit on the head with a brick. Â There wasn't one other person in the wine bar, so not sure why the service was so bad. Â I'm a local and won't be going back.
Review Source:I first discovered Eno in the summer while traveling with my dog. We needed a place to chill outside that wasn't crazy busy and the location on 2nd is perfect. There are a few cafe tables outside, perfect to share with a furry friend, and the wine selection is wonderful. My husband and I visited again over Thanksgiving and sat inside this time. We took advantage of several delicious tapas, and they were generous on the portions because being of closed on the holiday weekend. Lucky us! This is a great venue and the staff is super nice and what a great laid back atmosphere. Lots of local art for sale inside as well. Always a great experience and we will continue to visit when in Durango..
Review Source:Just stopped in while on a  road trip with my best friend (dog). Very chill location off the main street. Cute place, good soulful music on a Sunday, with a sweet and easy on the eyes  barrista/bar tender.
Nice ambience, not your usual dried out glass display scones ad bagels kinda place but a place with a savvy bohemian touch. Must be a sharp woman behind the decor. Ordered a matte latte and organic yogurt with blueberries.
Verdict: EXCELLENT
This place rocked. Â We followed the advice of the other yelpers and stopped here first before Cyprus and it was great. Â Our server, although not the most knowledgeable on the wines, was very friendly and helpful for picking out some good grub. Â We did a local cheese plate with crustinis along with a couple glasses of wine. Â The small tables outside along the sidewalk were perfect for the late evening as well. Â
I will be back to this place again!
In researching restaurants and such in Durango, two spots that caught my eye were the Cyprus Cafe and Eno. Little did I know that 1) they were right next to each other and 2) owned by the same person. It made things super convenient.
Our second night in town, my fiance and I went to Eno for a couple of drinks before stumbling over to the previously mentioned cafe. We both got flights of white wine featuring a variety of tasty, well selected wines, and shared a cheese tray full of local fare. Our server was super nice and gave us a lot of insight into the wine and cheese as well as the area in general. The feel of the place was modern and cozy and we felt right at home.
Definitely a good spot for a quiet drink.
Love coming in here! There's always new wines to check out and the atmosphere is cozy and creative. Theres new artwork every few months as well. It's a great place to work; the ambience is very homey. ENO is also great for a night out on the town for a few cocktails or great glasses of wine.
Review Source:Enjoyed our visit. Â Had a glass of wine at Eno while waiting for a table at the Cyprus Cafe.
The place is quite small (i.e. super cozy.) It was packed that night and the only seats left were at the tiny bar. Â The bartender was very busy, but kept his cool. Â I tried the red sampler and the bartender's recommendations were knowledgeable and good. Â Wanted to try the food, but that would have made us late for our table. Â
The tapas food choices looked worthy of checking-out another time, maybe when they're not so crowded.
Lovely little wine bar in Durango! The menu has a great selection of red wines, and the staff really knows their stuff! If you are unsure about what wine to try - they will be able to make a recommendation. I was totally impressed with the red they suggested.
They also showcase local artists by hanging their artwork around the bar, and they change it every month or so. What a great way to support your local art community, while changing up the decor! I love checking out the art while I sip on wine.
A total surprise, and a real gem in Durango. Â A block east of Main where all the tourists shop and dine, I happily stumbled upon eno, a small wine, coffee and tapas restaurant. Â Manager Alan Cuenca, incomparable wine guru, recommended the best wine to accompany a plate of local Utah artisan cheeses. Â Marvelously friendly staff and guests. Â Can't wait to return. Â Bravo!!
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