No reservations, so plan ahead. The sweet potato dish is unique and delicious. Four shared plates were a bit much for four people, but the leftovers were a treat.

Been coming here for years. Their seasonal menu is always fresh, simple, and just right. Had a quiet brunch on the patio last Sunday. It&#39;s the kind of place you need to book ahead, but that&#39;s fine by me.

Sat at the sushi bar for a quick lunch. Richard and Jordin were cool, kept things moving with some friendly chat. Got my salmon roll fast. Good spot when you&#39;re in a hurry.

Looks like a hole in the wall, but the vibe inside is actually pretty fun. Got the lobster roll and a Moscow mule on my lunch break. Roll was solid, packed with meat. Mule hit the spot. Quick service, got me in and out fast.

Had a nice dinner here. The lamb chops were very good, and I enjoyed the foie gras terrine as well. The wine selection is solid. A bit on the pricey side, but the food was fine.

This place has that classic diner vibe I love. Tried their oatmeal buttermilk pancakes for the first time&mdash;they&#39;re surprisingly light and fluffy, not dense at all. A nice change from the usual.

The fig salad was a nice start, but the lamb shank is why you come here. So tender it fell right off the bone, and the sauce had a deep, rich flavor. Really well done.

The blue corn bread skillet. That&#39;s the one. It&#39;s got this crispy edge and a soft, almost custardy center. The corn flavor is really there, not just sweet. Ate it straight from the little cast iron pan.

Just tried the new upstairs sushi counter. Love the relaxed yet elevated vibe. Menu&#39;s simple, and they had a couple solid vegan rolls. Service was quick.

The bar overlooking the kitchen was the best seat. Watching them make the &#39;Midnight in Paris&#39; crepe was so cool!

We had a nice Christmas brunch here. The buffet had a decent selection of fresh and healthy options. Service was pretty good, though it did get a bit busy at times.

Been coming here for years. It&#39;s my go-to spot for a quick, solid breakfast before work. The parking&#39;s easy, which is a huge plus in this area. Food&#39;s always consistent.

Been coming here for years. It&#39;s a real local spot, not some chain. The food&#39;s solid Italian, always good. Feels like the Aspen I remember.

Service was super friendly and kept us updated on the wait. Made hanging out with my friends way less stressful while we waited for our table!

The spot right by the gondola is so convenient after skiing. We grabbed a table by the window for the mountain view. The staff was really friendly and didn&#39;t rush us, which was nice. Food was solid.

Stopped by for a quick slice. Got the pepperoni. It hit the spot&mdash;simple, greasy, exactly what you want after a long day. Service was fast, no fuss. Grabbed some red pepper flakes from the table on the way out. Solid spot.

The lobster mac and cheese. That&#39;s the one. Big, legit chunks of lobster in every bite, not just a few shreds. The cheese sauce is creamy without being gluey. It&#39;s a side dish, but honestly, it&#39;s the main event for me.

Been coming here for years. The ribs are solid, but honestly, the jalape&ntilde;o cheese sausage stole the show this time. Perfectly spicy, great snap to the casing. That&#39;s what I&#39;ll be ordering next visit.

The pre-theater menu&#39;s Green Goddess Little Gem salad. That&#39;s the thing. The dressing was creamy and herby, really stuck to the leaves. Hearty portion, too. The birthday drink was a nice touch, but the salad is what I&#39;d come back for.

Stopped by for a road trip lunch. The sandwiches are huge for the price. Got the one with capicola and bacon. Bacon was still crispy hours later, which was a nice surprise. They threw in some paper plates for us too.

The patio view at sunset is unreal. Those mountains in the background? So peaceful. Just sat there with my drink for ages, totally forgot about my food for a minute. A bit windy though!

Cozy spot, loved the vibe. That crispy chicken sandwich though - perfectly crunchy outside, juicy inside, and the tangy sauce on the soft bun was just right. Portions are huge, I could barely finish mine!

The lasagna was so good we ordered a second one for the table! 😂 Honestly, everything we tried was tasty. A solid spot for a casual dinner with friends in Aspen.

The five-course menu was a treat, especially the duck and lobster. Service kept things moving nicely. I appreciated the thoughtful wine pairing suggestions&mdash;the red they recommended with the duck was spot-on. A couple of extra bites from the chef were a nice touch. Left feeling very content.

Been coming here for years. The dining room has this classic, quiet elegance that I always look forward to. It&rsquo;s a nice change from the louder, modern spots. Just feels right.

The truffle fries were pretty good, and the sesame bowl with crispy chicken was a solid choice. Sat outside for the mountain view, which was nice. The patio is a bit tight, though.

Love the fresh seafood here. The Mediterranean flavors are so well-balanced, and you can really taste the quality of the ingredients.

I had an amazing dining experience at Catch! The steak was cooked to perfection, and the cocktails were delightful. I highly recommend trying the A5 beef and the decadent desserts.

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