Ate here a few weeks ago while visiting the area for a night. I had the trout, it was absolutely…read moredelicious. My partner had the elk, also very good. Definitely recommend!

The restoration work done on this building is exceptional. Definitely worth visiting just to see…read morewhat a tasteful mountain remodel looks like. The food however is OK. I'd come back almost exclusively for the elk meatloaf. The elk tenderloin was a tad overcooked and in my opinion did not pair well with the accompanying sides. The caramelized carrots and the charred outside of the tenderloin combined to form an off putting aftertaste. Once past the charred outer layer, the tenderloin was amazing. My wife ordered the fish and chips and those were great as well. The desert was very tasty and decadent. While I do not fault the staff for this, the service was slow, friendly, but slow. It was obvious they were understaffed. An OK experience all around with the meatloaf doing most of the heavy lifting tonight.

Was hearing horror stories about AC being out and it being so hot ppl were walking out. Called and…read moreasked if it was fixed and they said it was fine. It had to be close to 90 degrees in there. Ppl were having to walk out halfway into movie. And they still claimed it was fine. Worst movie experience I've ever had and lying to our faces made it even worse.

Very nice place, I liked it. It is perfect for movies with kids. The price is very good and the…read morepopcorn is great.

Here for the very first show In this new and unusual venue. Only holds a few hundred but close to…read morestage makes it perfect for small events. Can't beat the location for John Denver fans its right by the sanctuary. Worth the trip just to see the John Denver Sanctuary which is an inspirational and renewing experience. Takes me back to the 60's. At the Chris Collins tribute to Jon Denver. Chris's Boulder Canyon band is an up and coming group on their own. Jim Connor will preform also, he is always worth seeing.

We saw Les Miserables at their theater in the park and it was amazing. They have built a complete…read moreindoor theater the provides an intimate and fun setting. The actors of the play did did a fantastic job and it was every bit as good as anything you would see in a big city. This is well worth the price of admission! HELPFUL HINT: There is not really a bad seat in the house so buying a cheaper ticket is almost as good as buying the more expensive tickets. Save your money and go with the cheaper option. You will not be disappointed.

This is a well-organized, clean festival with great vendors that are REASONABLY PRICED! Free,…read moreabundant water is available, no one is trying to scam you out of $5 to keep you hydrated, mellow vibes, and awesome music! This is how a festival should go. There was a wonderful mix of families, older and younger people, and everyone was having a great time. There is plenty of room to spread out so you don't feel "oppressed" by the crowd (as I often do!) If you purchase the party pass, which is $45 for the day, you get a beer sampling cup (samples are FREE during the 2.5 hour tasting) and 5 tickets to sample chili. It really is a great deal. They also held the festival this year higher up the mountain in a more steep area, so it was like natural theater seating - everyone had a great view of the bands. This is a must-do if you live in the area.

My new favorite event! We checked out this chili and beer festival in Snowmass Village in June and…read morewe'll go back again year after year. The International Chili Society holds its two chili competitions and tastings in Snowmass at the same time that almost 80 microbrewers from all over the country - actually out of the country too, Euro brewers were featured including Paulaner and their yummy strawberry Fruli - have two brew sampling sessions. For around $30 per day, you get a number of tiny sample chili cups, and though they look small, we couldn't even finish them all either of the days. And let me tell you, we tried HARD. There was so much amazing chili and even more fun were the booths that had fun toppers or sides like cilantro sour cream, sliced hot peppers, other veggie garnishes, a variety of cheeses and even cheesy Texas toast in the shape of the state. Personalities were large and all over the map. Also included are sample glasses with which to do damage in the plentiful beer tents. My only gripe was that the beer sampling was limited to just a couple hours each day - not the length of the entire festival, and it ended before the headliners even started. You could buy beer then, but no longer sample. Bummer! It was so fun to wander up and down the ski hill sampling beers like Ghostface Killah and many others, and then ambling over to the mall at Snowmass Village to plow through the maze of chili tents entered into the cook-off. Green chile, white chili, chili with bourbon, chocolate, Guinness, brown sugar, elk, bison, veal, venison, beef, tofu, bacon, sweet potato, garbanzo beans, pickled jalapenos, smoked jalapenos...it went on and on. Many were actually veggie or vegan which was cool. To sweeten the deal, there is a stage in the middle of all this excitement with bands and DJs throughout the afternoon and a couple bigger names each night (BoomBox and Tedeschi Trucks while we were there). And looking down at the stage, you see the most incredible view down the mountain. It was so convenient to be able to have a hotel room literally steps from this event where we could tend to our traveling pups. People played games all day like corn hole, washers, etc... It was a small event, local, full of delicious food and beer at a super affordable price. Kid friendly too.

It's a small museum but a lot of information, and it was fun to see a big machine used for silver…read moremining. (The museum staff demonstrated a couple of machines inside of the museum!) We stopped by here because it was likely to rain and wanted to find an indoor activity in Aspen. It was $10 admission fee/person when we visited the museum in late June, 2021, including the admission for another museum (the Wheeler/Stallard Museum), so it was worth. If you go by bicycle, the admission will be free!

A nice little museum of history detailing Aspens booming silver mining period. When I say small I…read moremean small, as it consists of a single small building and a few exhibits scattered around it, the most rest of the site is no longer standing. It's a very and informative tour about the history, not expensive and doesn't take a long time so definitely worth the time and effort. The area around is very nice to walk around and moseying about in the afternoon during the summer and the fall when the leaves change. On a hill overlooking a small creek, Castle Creek. The tour is available at appointment only ATM.

Fantastic festival! Previously held in Copper Mountain now held in Snowmass…read more So much more than yoga with rafting, hikes, hoop dance, gondola rides (10-4pm), paddle boarding, slacklining, fantastic speakers and live performances (Jurassic 5, dj drez, tycho, & more). Staying on site is convenient but parking is scarce. I definitely recommend the Aspen shuttle which leaves every 10-15 minutes for free! Popular stops near the festival site include Base Village and Rodeo Lot. 4 stars because maps provided are difficult to read.

The staff here were so nice and my kiddo had a great time. It was nice to have something "just for…read morehim" on our getaway to CB. They've got so many options of types of play (creative art, building, make believe, science) so there is something for every child here!

Literally cannot say enough good things about this place. It is magical for the kiddos and totally…read moretransformed our trip -- especially with the playground being harder to spend long hours at during the winter. Thank you for what you do!

Installing art is very challenging, especially when you are dealing with large art pieces. I had a…read morelarge installation of 12 large pieces and Peak Fine Art was incredible - the Art installers Brett & Ben went above and beyond to make sure it was done perfectly and were responsive to some last minute changes I decided to make -- all the while handling the art pieces with the greatest of care. It's refreshing to work with real professionals that are the best in their niche. If you are looking for masterful art installers, look no further than Peak Fine Art - I can't recommend them enough!

WORST I usually do…read morenot leave negative feedback, but this place is to be AVOIDED The customer service is very poor, they are overpriced and the staff are rude. I used their services for an important delivery. It cost double what other comparable services cost. when I asked about it the manager stated, yes he knew they were more expensive but people liked them and they dealt with rich people. Does that mean rich people like to be taken advantage of? The company also does not accept credit cards although they don't tell you that until after they bill you. This is an out of date company run by rude, unprofessional people. To be avoided at all costs. no pun intended. FIND ANOTHER COMPANY, THIS ONE IS REALLY BAD