Platter & Pour - Bristol, Virginia

Megan M. (.

There was nothing on the walls. I think with some paintings or photographs up it would help the atmosphere so much! Maybe I should ask about displaying my photographs?

The food and service were wonderful. We did a Pick 5 and loved everything but especially the truffle cheddar. The onion jam was exquisite too! We had a bottle of Art of the Earth, a German Riesling, which was just the right amount of sweet. We had great conversations with the staff. Thanks Larrh!

Allie M.

Wonderful wine from wonderful people. Scott and Dani run the perfect non-pretentious space to try new wines and charcuterie pairings. We will definitely be back.

miss M.

Super friendly and helpful staff! I didn’t catch her name, unfortunately, but tonight’s (12/21) bartender was extremely knowledgeable and attentive. Can’t wait to go back and try different combos!

Michelle H.

This will be the 2nd time I've checked the hours and driven to downtown Bristol, parked and found the place dark and locked. Very disappointing. Update your hours online!!! and post a phone number! I'd like to support this small business but cannot do so if they are unreliable.

Matilda J.

The atmosphere here is very strange. I have never wanted to drink inside of a health food store before. I normally want to relax. This is a weird hybrid of several different stores. The acoustics in this place are unbearable. Every little sound echoes. I was disappointed with both the wine and the food that I received. The price was not too bad but you get what you pay for. I think that they were trying to be nice but you could tell that they were very frazzled. Maybe I am just not a charcuterie board person but I found the combinations a little nasty and so did my partner. My partner actually got a little sick, which I did not, but I wonder if it could have been the deli meat from the board. There seem to be wine bottle everywhere in the bar area so maybe they are trying to block out that you are just drinking in a grocery store environment. I'm not sure what someone was thinking when they came up with this. At some point I heard from a friend that the anchor store was some sort of small business incubator but I can't imagine why. If they are serious about their business they should try to get their own place. The atmosphere is just not good. Go to Rain instead. The atmosphere here just feels like a Food City. Don't know why everyone wants to have a bar inside of a grocery store nowadays. I like the atmosphere to be nice and relaxing when I am drinking. Also google's picture is wrong. That is the back of the building. We had to walk from the back because of parking so just be careful. There's a construction site and I got a nail in my shoe 🙁

Zane T.

Not sure what this Matilda lady is talking about, but each of the shops are separate from each other. Literally why it's called Abingdon Commons. It is a shared common space. Dani has done an amazing job with here. Every visit I've made there has been wonderful. Maybe pay attention to what you are reviewing next time and pick the building that encompasses all instead of an individual and then comparing about the whole.

Joel T.

Me and my wife went in not knowing what to expect little nervous about prices but this place was excellent great mood and the wine and food was great if you are looking for something a little different and affordable this is it.

Nathan M.

This place is great, and a welcome addition to Abingdon. Don't listen to what the other reviewer said, you wouldn't even know you're in a grocery store when you're there. The charcuterie is great, and the wine is pretty good too. The owners are very friendly as well. Nice place to go for a quick date night in town.