Dedalus Wine

Very good sandwich made of quality ingredients. A little over priced but it is in Boulder. Bread was delicious and not to hard or too soft. They had a great selection of meat and cheese in addition to convenient grab and go sandwiches. Overall very positive experience

Stalked their IG faithfully during the Pandemic. The boards and ingredients always looked incredible and as soon as they posted they were open we made the trek up from Pueblo with our chilly bin for some charcuterie treats! Service was amazing and I was told a story about cheese mongers singing to cows on more than one occasion. Which was a true delight! Just the human interaction was a delight! And they made you feel warm and welcome. No cheese snobbery to be found anywhere!

Best sandwiches. You can also get a cheese plate to share. So tasty. There bread is so fresh. You can dine outside or inside. Perfect place to meet someone for a quick lunch. Also, it’s a good pick up place. Can’t wait to go back

We ordered charcuterie boards from Dedalus for our wedding reception and our guests would not stop raving about them. They looked amazing, they tasted amazing - so much so that multiple people sent me photos and texted me about the incredible selection. And Cooper and the Dedalus team were hands down some of the most helpful vendors I got to work with. If you’re looking for a beautiful, delicious, professional catering option, get these charcuterie boards!

Amazing charcuterie plate. I ordered the charcuterie plate for the first time yesterday and it was worth every penny! I requested to have the cheese and meat to be separated due to an allergy and they were super accommodating. I also wrote a note asking to add an alpine cheese and they did! and it happened to also be my favorite cheese . I was so impressed with the aesthetics of the platter too :) they added some fresh 🌸 flowers and super fresh fruits. The cheeses and meat came in a to go boxes but as soon as I transferred the goodies on a cheese platter it looked even more delicious. Highly recommend getting this platter from them :)

Sandwiches was unique and quite good. I wish they had a meal combo with a drink or some sample jams, cheese or sauces.

What a great specialty shop. Had a sandwich which was amazing. A little on the small side but very cozy.

Friendliest staff. The best picnic picks. They take requests. Everything was absolutely delicious and led to a perfect day. Also the wine suggestion was fantastic!

Jim was so helpful and put together a nice gift basket for me. Could have asked for better service.

Super happy to see that this shop secured a deal with Moxie for bread and the quality is back to what it was like when owned by Cured. Appreciate the team hearing and responding to feedback.

Beautiful selection of cured meats and cheese and much more! I often order their pre-made gourmet sandwiches. My only request is to use a baguette that is lighter and softer to the bite. The bread is heavy and over powers the delicious fillings.

Stopped by Boxcar to grab some coffee and decided to try a meat and cheese plate as they share the space. We got the plate for four. They pick the selections for you, but she did ask if I had any allergies or something else that I can't remember....maybe restrictions? They were packaged beautifully in two to go containers labeled with the names of the meats and cheeses in each box written on the clear lid. The boxes included meats and cheeses along with marcona almonds, fresh blueberries, dried apricots, and pickles and olives that were fantastic. We really enjoyed sampling their picks! My favorites included the coppa picante and the pickles. Will definitely be back next time we're in town!

Cured has really phenomenal grab and go sandwiches. Great local gluten free sub roll as well. Our favorite so far is the spicy Frenchman, but we haven't been let down by any of the grab and go options so far. Definitely grab a pretzel if they any, we like the gruyere topped one!

Did I just walk into a Paris cheese shop?! Oh no. I'm just in Boulder, CO. Love the concept of Cured. It's a shared shop with Box Car coffee but Cured is to the right when you walk in. Little trinkets if local foods. Fresh baked bread. Cheeses and meats. Sandwiches. Charcuterie boards. Picnic packs. It's a dream. The staff it incredibly nice and busy wrapping up sandwiches to go or preparing something else from the list above. I opted for The Blackbird. Turkey, Brie, Butter, BlackBerry Jam, and greens. It hit the spot. The bread was crunchy and crisp on the exterior with a soft inside. The rest of the sandwich definitely brought me back to Europe. And the turkey. Hit damn was it thinly sliced or what?! Yum to the nth degree.

One of my favorite shops to visit when I walk up and down Pearl street. They've got everything-- artisan chocolate, coffee, cheese, and wine. What more can I ask for? Boba, probably. But back to the point... we ordered the charcuterie board. It was great that the cheesemonger asked us what range we were looking for. We told him that we just had lunch so we were pretty full. He asked us if we have any allergies and if we had any preferences. It was all very considerate and he was able to build us a board that matched what we wanted to spend on it. I'm a little disappointed that there was no bread included because consuming a lot of meats and cheeses can get pretty salty, but now I know for next time to ask. It gets pretty crowded on the weekend, but we were lucky to find a spot. I would definitely come back again.

Cured is THE place to procure a fabulously prepared charcuterie platter. I ordered one of their platters for an event, and everyone loved it! There was a great variety of cheese and cured meats, and everything was packaged tightly and labeled so it arrived at my destination looking as fabulous as the caterers intended. They even gave me cute little cards with the names of the different meats and cheeses and where they came from. Customer service was also top-notch, as one of the staff helped me carry everything out and loaded it all into my car. I also came here for a brie, berry jam and arugula sandwich one day, and it was delicious. The bread was chewy enough to give my jaws quite the workout, but I imagine it would have been softer if I had bothered to heat up my sandwich rather than just eating it on the go. The rest of the artisan goodies here are also worth checking out.

Lunch from cured is always amazing and easy. I heard they have new ownership and hope things only get better. I would love if they considered more veggie options but the sandwich they usually offer each day for vegetarians is super good.

Very special place. They have a carefully curated selection of the very best olive oils, balsamics, cured meats and cheeses that rivals the best specialty shops in the country. You can buy actual balsamic tradizionale here (true 100% balsamic starting at over $100 for 3 oz), which is a rare find, and they're one of the few purveyors of Viola olive oil in the United States, which has won awards in Europe as the best olive oil in the world. I tried one of their sandwiches, and it was fantastic. I only wish I lived closer so I could eventually try everything here. This is one of those gems of a store that people don't realize how lucky they are to have until they get really educated about food. I encourage you to visit Cured if you're in Boulder!

I actually visited here a while back and just realized I'd never reviewed it. Shame on me! Especially because this was one of my favorite cheese shops I've ever been to IN MY LIFE. And I'm a cheese fanatic (it's a little unhealthy, if I'm being perfectly honest). My sister and I stopped here as we were headed on our way home from Boulder (sad day), and thought some cheese might make a good snack in the car. The lovely lady working the cheese counter asked us what our favorite cheeses were, and then put together a $10 cheese and charcuterie plate for each of us. We didn't eat them until a couple hours into our drive home, but were both just blown away by how perfectly she nailed it. I got the most glorious herby goat cheese, a lovely bleu, and I think a brie, while my less cheese-adventurous sister had cheddar and gouda. But even her "boring" cheeses were actually not boring at all, they were fantastic. You can tell they really take the time to curate their cheeses, and that, along with the salami, almonds, and other accoutrements we purchased made for a swoon-worthy lunch. Speaking of other purchases, I snagged a chocolate bar, some goats milk caramels (get them!), bread, crackers, jam, and coffee (they share a space with Boxcar coffee) and ended up spending about $80.00 by the time all was said and done. I'm a thrifty gal, but I was so very pleased with everything I didn't regret it one bit! The store itself is small, but beautiful. Light and airy, with lovely employees. I don't know when I'll be in Boulder next, but whenever it happens this will be one of my first stops!

For someone who doesn't love sandwiches, Cured is a total game-changer. They've managed to perfect sweet & savory combination in the form of a brilliantly crafted sandwich with cheese, meat, and jam. Cheese!! Meat!!! Jam!!!!! First of all, the shop itself is delightful. Lots of natural light, brightness, and simple design. There's a cheese counter where you can sample different cheeses and learn from the cheesemongers, a wine shop in the back, and cafe on the other side, and a little shop complete with artisan chocolates, breads, jams, and whatever else your heart may desire. Stopped in on a Friday afternoon and picked up the Blackbird sandwich - we're talking a seriously tastebud-screaming combo here, my friends. Turkey galentine, butter, thick cuts of brie cheese, arugula, and the tastiest blackberry jam wrapped in between a freshly baked baguette. I don't think I've ever eaten a sandwich so quickly in my life - I just wanted bite after bite of sweet and savory goodness. The bread was a little tough - a bit crunchy on the outside, which then gave in to a softer interior and gave you just enough of a jaw workout to keep going. Awesome place to stop by for a sandwich. ProTip: They have 4 daily sandwiches, and daily specials; check their Twitter account for pictures of what is on the menu that day. I wish that Blackbird was something I could get every day, but I guess I'll have to keep looking out for its next appearance. 10/10, Cured.

Katie or Kate (long blonde hair, big blue eyes is AMAZING and she deserves 5 stars) She was so efficient and patient as we placed a large order with her. She patiently spoke about the cheeses and meats for a large charcuterie board amongst other lunch items. I wish all places would hire staff like her!!! The food is fresh, the prices are reasonable. Only 4 stars because I felt their charcuterie board for 6 was a bit small although beautiful and delicious, they were out of gluten free bread and sliced turkey (two things that we wanted to order due to dietary restrictions for two of us. Although, during these COVID times, you can't really hold small things like that against eating establishments! Just as a side note, we purchased 6 warm Bavarian pretzels with gruyere cheese at 10:30, right when they open. They sell out of them quickly so get them early....you won't be disappointed!

The selection of cheese & meats is smaller as compared to other shops I've been to, but it's not how big it is, it's what you do with it. At Cured, they do it well. It may say "Boxcar Coffee Roasters" predominately on the outside, but it's cheesy goodness on the inside. You know the saying, "When in Boulder, eat Cheese" (well, you do now, and I didn't say it was famous). Cured is just part of a overall wonderful experience at 1825 B Pearl Street. Just peak inside, and it'll lure you in with Boxcar to the left of the shop (best coffee-experience EVER), and then on the right, you'll be sent into overload with a fine selection of bottled and jar items, bodacious breads, then a cheese shop ("Cured", oh yeah, that's right), and a small wine and local liqueurs shop ("Cured Wines") in the back. WOW. A 3-type cheese platter was $15, and perfect to share for 2. Our choices: Blue Fog, La Tur, and Challerhocker (the last, suggested by the cheese specialist, http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/cured-boulder?select=vItpxbAXm7dJpDFEjQFj8Q#vItpxbAXm7dJpDFEjQFj8Q). OMG! Fog and Tur are two of my all-time-fav's, but I have a new entry in the top 5 with the cheese that's sound like a bad, loud, and hurtful cough. Like butter, and a nutty flavor -- it was a serious "I need to be myself for a moment" experience. The platter is the way to go, as normally each of these cheeses are $15+ per half pound, and served with dried fruit and walnuts (no crackers, but hey...). Each shop has a specialist in each of their own stations within this beauty of a place -- it's a must-stop in Boulder.

An excellent artisanal shop, with an always rotating list of bakery, deli and charcuterie items, from meats to cheeses to pates, you might not find what you're looking for, in their limited selections (well, limited when you consider the Cheese Importers is 30 minutes away!), but you will most likely find something to excite your tastebuds, and leave you wanting. When that happens? Good luck. Countless items I have adored here are inevitably gone long before my next visit. If you inquire to be notified when an item is made again, you'll be directed to their newsletter, which doesn't actually help! Despite my forlorn every visit, I cannot recommend Cured enough. Just be sure to grab extras of your favorites before it's too late!

Alright here it goes! After having a nice breakfast I decided to shop in the salami area. Found a salami I wanted to try but didn't see a price on it, so I asked the guy working in the back who has an accent, how much the price was, he said 11.00, then he asked to see see the salami and when he gave it back to me, he wrote 14.99! So I walked back, looked in the basket and found one for 11.00. I told the lady why he changed the price, so she apologize and gave me another page with the 11.00 on it. Went to pay for it and the cashier charged me 11.99 and .10 for the bag (without telling me that they charge for bags) so, I didn't want to walk back and share he hassle of adding .99 cents to my salami! JUST BECAREFUL WHEN YOU BUY ANYTHING FROM HERE, and ALWAYS TRIPLE CHECK YOUR PRICE THEY ARE DEFINITELY OUT TO RIP YOU OFF!

Their selection of cheeses and meats may not be huge, but what they do have taste spectacular and is high quality. Decided to come in to grab a snack and was explained that the charcuterie plates could range from as little as $8 to however much you want to go up. You can have them select the cheeses/meats or you can make your own. We decided to pick our own and ask for a budget of $20. When it came out, I was amazed at the portion size -- you really get your money's worth here!

This place sucks. Full of unemployable wanna be hipsters. I ordered a sandwich over the phone because I've waited 30+ minutes before at the shop. Literally 45 minutes later, I arrived at the store and my sandwich was still not ready. It's good food but I cannot understand how it could possibly take AN HOUR to make a sandwich...just too much self inflicted hype.

I just need you to know that there is a pretzel drizzled in cheese available for purchase at Cured (if you get there early enough - their pretzels are usually sold out by noon). They also sell the finest cheeses, wines, and breakfast sandwiches available in the area. On a more personal note, when I was pregnant with my kiddo, the owners of this place recommended a celebratory bottle of wine to be enjoyed upon her birth. Their thought, kindness, and consideration of the special occasion went well above and beyond our expectations. Cured is the best in Boulder. Truly. Go there. You'll be sad because you'll gain a lot of weight eating cheese covered pretzels. But you'll be happy because: cheese covered pretzels!

Need more room to sit because I want to stay there all day. Best sandwich, cheese, and coffee (Boxcar) in Boulder. Tip: ask them to put the sandwich in the panini press. Expensive but you are paying for quality and the service is wonderful. You can also taste test the cheese! I need there to be more room so more people can enjoy it. Reminds me of what California seems it would be like. LOVE IT HERE

For years this shop used to have the best sandwiches in Boulder (perhaps all of Colorado). Unfortunately it has apparently changed ownership recently and per my conversation with one of the employees, the new owner is de-emphasizing this part of the business. Whereas they used to offer a wide variety of incredible and perfectly-balanced sandwich options they've cut half the variety entirely and then cut out 1/2 the ingredients in the remaining, leaving the results approximative 1/4 as satisfying as before. Seriously, the last straw was then I spent $13 or so on literally a couple of slices of ham and butter on a chewy, stale half baguette. LIke - fine, I get that the brie is probably more expensive but is it really saving that much money to leave off a thin smear of jam and maybe a couple leaves of arugula? Oh well - nothing lasts forever in this town, I enjoyed lunch there while it lasted.

This place is fantastic. Between the amazing cheese selection and the wonderful sandwiches, you just can't go wrong. The sandwiches tend to sell out during the lunch rush so get there early for the full selection. They have some standards they make every day and a few daily specials. They post their sandwich menu to Facebook so you can check to see what they're making that day. They also carry the absolute best butter I've found anywhere. Just ask of the friendly staff members about their butter and they'll point you in the right direction.

Cured is an unassuming shop from the outside, but just step inside and make your way to the meats and cheeses! If you are looking for ingredients for a charcuterie or just some fabulous meats and cheeses then Cured is the place for you! But it's not just that, it's so much more! From wine to sauces to jams, chocolate, picnic and catering options, there is something for everyone! Looking for a gift for that hard to shop for person? Stop by Cured and you're sure to find something! Need help in deciding which meat and cheese to get and what to pair it with? Ask the knowledgeable staff and perhaps get a sample to try before you buy! Grab a sandwich, or perhaps learn about their weekly dinners, where everything is packaged up and ready to go for you! One last thing... don't miss the wine shop in the back of the shop!

Crazy expensive. $28/lb for capicola that isn't organic? That's nuts. I've never been super impressed by taste of food over a whole Foods meat dept. sorry I want to support local but it's just insane.

I stopped by here this past Saturday morning with my wife and her parents. We originally weren't planning on coming to Cured and instead were headed to Boxcar Coffee Roasters which it shares a space with. Cured's side of the space is sort of a hodgepodge of items with everything from canned seafoods (think cockles and calamari) to olive oils, refrigerated salads and even pretzels. Then behind all of that they have a deli counter where they make sandwiches and picnic lunches. My wife actually had her eye on one of the pretzels that they sold here and so for breakfast we decided to split a gruyere cheese pretzel as well as one of their breakfast sandwiches. After ordering the breakfast sandwich we proceeded to the register in the front of the store and paid which seemed a big weird. Then we headed back to the back of the store and waited 5 minutes or so for the breakfast sandwich. While we were waiting for the sandwich I dug into the pretzel. It tasted quite good, especially whenever you got some gruyere, although was very salty. Even so I really enjoyed it. Our breakfast sandwich also ended up being really good. At $6 it better have been! It consisted of some speck, cheese, egg and a tomato relish (or something similar) all on an English muffin. The speck was nice from the standpoint that it gave the sandwich some flavor and saltiness. However it was the tomato relish that really made the sandwich for me bringing a good flavor and some acidity. The bottom line for me is that I would head back here again in the future. While we didn't intend to come here I am glad that we happened upon it as I thought the food was good.

I walked into this store planning on looking around for a minute and heading out. I came out 30 minutes later with a bag full of delicious cheese. The workers were so friendly and happy to give me endless samples. The store itself has a lot of character and the second I walked in I knew I was in the right environment to buy cheese. I would highly recommend checking this place out.

Great spot for charcuterie and sandwiches and more. I ordered sandwiches to go for a red rocks show and they were epic. I wish this place was near my house. Best ingredients across the board

I emailed Cured after my girlfriend who lived in Boulder recommended them. I should note that I live in DC and was looking to send my dad, who lives in Miami, Florida, a Father's Day gift. Cured could not have been better. Within the hour of my email, one of their staff responded and was willing to help. They put together an incredible box with everything that I asked for. Then they shipped it across the country in a few days. Needless to say, the gift was a huge hit and I was told that the items were delicious. I can't recommend these guys enough. Their service and the boxes they put together are exemplary.

The staff at both cured and boxcar are always friendly and the selection at cured is nicely curated. Equally great for a quick lunch or to purchase goodies for at home.

Shout out to the man who made the $25 charcuterie board for our City Park Jazz night in Denver. Everything was delicious and we got a ton of food at a great value. two delicious cheeses, one soft, one hard, and four or five different types of meat. Blueberries, apricots, and white raisins. All tailored to our specific preferences. Thanks again!!

Cured is an amazing cheese monger and charcuteries shop. The customer service is excellent, the have a really good selection of cheeses and the cured meats they carry are top notch, especially the duck proccuito is amazing. Cut it thin and put it on pizza! I also tried the mole salami and a hard chorizo. Both were very good. The best cheese I got there was an aged Gouda but they also had a very good hard goat cheese. Today I called in an order for a gift basket and Jessica was able to help me quickly and efficiently while clearly dealing with a very busy store. Lastly the whole concept of a location with shared space, in which a very good coffee place resides, is in my opinion genius.

We got the snack plate and the girl who helped us was wonderful. She asked what we liked/didn't like and created a plate for us based off that. My husband, son and I all shared the snack plate and it was plenty for us. We also got a couple other items from their shop. Super cute place.

We stopped here on our first visit to Pearl Street after moving to Boulder. It's a neat little cafe/market with a wine shop in the back. We ordered the Sandwich of the day and it was the best grilled cheese I've ever had. In fact, it was probably the best sandwich we've ever had. Everyone there was so friendly and helpful and we can't wait to go back.

Great, albeit concise, selection of wine, cheese, meats, artisinal bread, etc. And they're cranking out tea and espresso. Perfect spot for assembling your ideal cheese/meat plate. They do seem to have a few extra square feet though, will be interesting to see if/how they utilize it.

Visited cured upon a recommendation of a local meat shop. The price of the cheese matches the quality of it. Not to mention, it is attached to a wine store with unique, quality wine with various price ranges. Needless to say, stopping here an ideal end to the day of hiking. Would love to go back there again

Such an awesome find in Boulder - come here and get a charcuterie plate. You will not be disappointed. We got a "snack size" (it's done by weight) and it was still quite a lot of cheese and meat. All of food on our plate was delicious. Really cool and unique cheeses and meats. Also loved the olives - YUM! The best part was how surprised we were by the price. $10 for an awesome selection of super unique cheeses and meats from around the world!? Unbelievable. You'd be making a mistake by not visiting here!

This shop deserves the mentions it's getting in national publications. The buyers do a stellar job selecting best-in-class products, all of which are beautifully displayed in the small shop. You'll immediately want to plan a picnic! Choose from an array of cheeses, meats, condiments, chocolate, wine and more. The housewares include classic favorites, like pig-shaped wood cutting boards, and new design-award items, like bkr glass water bottles.

Fantastic place, I love coming here and getting the fresh bread and delicious butter. It's a little pricey for me personally but I won't take it against them that I'm broke! Best place to try on pearl hands down.

One of my favorite experiences in Boulder was stumbling across Cured and sitting down for two hours of amazing cheeses and meats. If you like going out to get fresh foods then this place is for you. They'll walk you through every detail about everything they sell. What pairs well with what, what flavor I am looking for, and what region everything is from.

3.45 Enjoyed the spicy Frenchman, $10 charcuterie and cheese plate, and the service at this location. Most of the stars are for the sandwich and the service. The cheeses could have been more adventurous, but maybe that was my fault for not saying so. I left it up to the cheese monger to decide. Kinda hard to find a spot to sit. Ended up at a tiny table in a corner. Not bad, but not the greatest. Would I come back? If I was in the area and parking was easy, sure.

I ordered the Around the World gift package to send to my friends, they loved! Great customer service!

This is a great business for specialty food. They would be perfect for making a picnic. I did. Great staff.

My new favorite place in the universe. (But Cheese Importers is always going to have a special place filling my heart.) I can't wait for the cheese and salami happening at our house tonight!! Okay - so it just happened and it was brilliant! Mark was so helpful and I sampled a ton of cheeses and piggy slices. The place was totally hopping on a Saturday morning and I wish I could have stayed longer. Chocolates, breads, salumi from Iowa and our friends at Il Mondo Vecchio here in Denver. Unreal happiness is what I am feeling right now. A nice selection of local fresh baked bread, french macaroons, biscotti, pastries and a super unique approach to coffee making. There were two sandwiches being offered today and I have to say that I like being told what is great once in a while. The minimalist approach to what is fresh and good today is believable and makes sense here. The crowd was very Boulder-ish and you get the feel that this is a local haunt. The vibe in general was really perfect and everyone seemed to be patient with all of the shoppers milling about wanting to try before they buy. I went for one cheese (My recent favorite ....Pluvius...out of Washington) and spent $70. I have no regrets and left happy this afternoon, was happy laying out the cheese tray, happier eating it, and now enjoying a post-happy glass of wine. I love this place. I wish them the very best and hope that they grow a tiny bit so we get a CURED closer to me at work and home! So, yes, please...Broomfield and downtown Denver.

Since living in Boulder, this is my go to place for salami and cheese nights. They have a great selection of different salamis from local to West Coast. One of our favorites is Olympia Provisions from Portland, OR, and they have that. They also have a great cheese selection. Every time I come in, they are willing to let me taste both the cheese and salami and they offer great selections for pairing options. There is a wine shop in the back as well, so if you need to complete a wine and cheese night, it's a one stop shop. I have also gotten some of their sandwiches for lunch, all have been very tasty and heated up quickly, despite being very busy. There is also an attached coffee shop, so if you need a midday pick-me-up, they have you covered.

First off, for those of you visiting out of town, please be aware that the City of Boulder makes merchants charge a .10 cent plastic bag fee - this fee was part of a complaint from another poster. All stores within Boulder do this, not just Cured. Cute, clean space with exposed brick walls and a young, hip and friendly staff. It always seems everyone is excited to be selling cheese, pulling espressos, or recommending wine. I love their selections of charcuterie, cheese and wine. I will say that I have found the Heretic red table wine for 2 dollars less at Twin Peaks Liquors in Longmont. I have been able to find unique wines here that I haven't been able to locate locally anywhere else (there's always Sherry Lehman if I'm not pressed for time and willing to pay shipping costs). You can spend as little or as much as you want making your own cheese plate. Grab a bottle of wine and go have a fancy, romantic picnic someplace! I They have a nice assortment of artisanal chocolates, to round out their other selections. Choices include the incredible OmNom from Iceland. And they just started carrying Tony's Chocolonely from Amsterdam, Netherlands, too! The best thing about Cured, though, is that they house Boxcar coffee. It's hands down the best coffee (particularly their cortado) in Boulder and possibly anywhere else I've been, with the exception of Reykjavik Roasters in Iceland. Seriously, and I've been to Italy, too. Boxcar sells bags of their various roasts, too (whole beans, they will grind it there for you if you need them to). Cured also does a very nice online newsletter and offers a wine club, tastings and other activities revolving around food and wine.

The Bird sandwich is AMAZING! My husband and I both loved it. For our first time there the store itself wasn't the easiest to navigate through but we figured it out. After waiting in line for a few minutes I heard someone say we could just grab our own pre-made sandwich from the counter rather than waiting in line to order it. That was great, but kind of frustrating after waiting in line when I could have just grabbed it and left. Then I was a little confused about where to pay as there were two counters - but then again I figured it out. I wish they had a few more sandwiches to choose from as I only saw like 5 options. Overall it's definitely worth the visit!

Great little cheese shop. The staff is very nice and helpful and shopping there is a pleasant experience. They have the best cheese selection in town but, coming from NYC, it is a bit disappointing. I would love to see less of the usual cheeses and find some more unusual offerings and more washed rind cheeses. I visited the shops in Denver to compare and Cured is every bit as good as their competitors. Will definitely be a regular here!

Friendly, helpful staff. Superb individual ingredients are the foundation of good food. At the very least if you are heading up for a day hike or fishing grab one of their picnics or sandwich of the day offerings to-go. You will not regret it as you sit on top of a big boulder pondering the crusty sandwich with the sun washing the day away. It's a far cry from our ole day hike fare. Duck fat to a salami that melts in your mouth and cheeses with knowledgeable pairings. A must-visit store for people who like food.

I think this is one of Boulder's ultimate gems. Cured has one of my favorite, curated wine collections in Boulder. Consistently well-priced with bottles that you aren't going to find many other places in Colorado. The cheese and charcuterie is outstanding and the bread is the best anywhere. Whole Foods has its place but for top-notch cheese, you have to stop by Cured. I find the daily sandwiches to be riveting - always a wonderful option and there are tables here to stay and eat. Just a fabulous place - I can't say enough good things. Go there now!