Great place to lounge , great ambiance and service. Has…read moreVictorian style vibes. They have house made marshmallow. High range for pricing, excellent restrooms. street parking is available. Have not tried thier food.

The Hotel Jerome is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful places in Aspen. There are two bars, but…read morewe chose the one at the back of the hotel. We ordered THREE drinks at the bar, and as a table opened, carried them to the table while the bar tender transferred our bill over so we could pay the waitress at the end. We ordered only 2 more drinks from the waitress and then asked for the bill. THIS is when she told us gratuity was already added in the bill, as she handed it to us. Was that because we were at a table? Why did nobody tell us that before? TWENTY-TWO percent automatic gratuity for getting us 2 drinks. $200 for 2 glasses of wine and 3 cocktails. So, my dear friends, check the drink prices and ask if gratuity is added BEFORE you order. And if $36 is steep for a drink; then just take pictures, use the restroom and then go to another bar. Trust me, the cocktails WERE NOT WORTH $36 + $8 tip + $4 tax = FOURTY-EIGHT dollars each!

What a fun bar! The vibes are immaculate. It's a small spot but a great time. I loved all the art…read moreinside. The bartender was super friendly! This is a great spot for a bev.

From the owner: Ponyboy is a winter outpost at W Aspen Hotel…read more World class cocktails, disco music and a fun atmosphere

The brunet hostess is hostile, unprofessional and unacomodating must be her expertise…read more We were coming from dinner at Prospect inside Jerome and when we got at the door we didnt say a word and she shout 'no one is entering now and we'll be only allowing entrance within one hour with bottle purchasing' - meanwhile, 2 guys entered, we were so speechless and obviously, would not insist to enter a place that made it clear did not want our presence. No words were said from us the moment at the door to the moment we walked away. Will never return to this arrogant place and it's employees.

Ambiance - super cute hidden speakeasy, check in with front desk & they lead you to the secret door…read moreto go downstairs Service - slow, only 1 server on the floor & 2 bartenders Food - drinks were beautiful, balanced, and super innovative

If your goal is an energetic night out with friends and perhaps the possibility of spotting a…read morecelebrity or two, the venue succeeds well enough as a social scene. Like many Aspen nightlife destinations, however, the experience improves considerably after a drink or two elsewhere first. The atmosphere has potential, but the space itself feels oddly underutilized, lacking the intentional flow and layered ambiance that define truly memorable bars. Cocktails are priced ambitiously even by Aspen standards, occasionally crossing the line to difficult to justify. Still, despite its shortcomings, it manages to deliver what most people ultimately come for: a lively crowd, an attractive room, and an undeniably good time if expectations are kept in the right place.

Who knew within one hour we would be surrounded by all the Aspen folks looking for a good time, and…read morekaraoke. The bartender was great. Drinks were delicious and once the people started coming in we decided to stay a little longer.

White House Tavern is a perfect example of Aspen casual done right…read more The restaurant sits in a charming historic house and has such a warm, relaxed energy -- great music, friendly staff, and a lively atmosphere. The crispy chicken sandwich is honestly one of the best sandwiches I've ever had. Perfectly crispy, juicy, and balanced with just the right amount of heat. The kale salad and fries were also excellent, and everything came out quickly despite how busy the place was. The service was upbeat and welcoming, and the whole experience felt effortless. If you want a fun, laid-back lunch or dinner in Aspen without sacrificing quality, this is absolutely the place.

This place was very highly recommended amongst all of our friends and relatives that live around…read moreAspen, so we had high hopes. The service was wonderful, we got our food very quickly, and the ambiance was adorable. A little loud but nothing too crazy. The food itself was fine. We ordered the duo dip, French fries, the French dip, and the chicken sandwich. The guac and the other dip were really good and we loved the chips too. The fries are pretty much what you'd expect, except once they got to room temperature they became super hard and not very edible. My husband said the French dip meat was good and tender, pretty good flavor overall. I had the chicken sandwich which was huge! They split the sandwich into three wedges and I could only finish two. I liked the texture of the chicken was nice and I liked the slaw on it, however, the flavor overall was kind of lacking. I would say it was a bit overhyped. Overall, it was a nice experience for a decent price and I'm glad we went. Would we go back? Probably.

we had one of those days where nothing went wrong but nothing really locked in either…read more around 5:30 there's kind of a quiet agreement that we're not cooking end up at bosq walk in and immediately realize this is not a place where you're going to steer anything. you're more of a participant sat down and the first thing that happens is you stop trying to get ahead of the meal. you just let it come to you small plates start showing up. not small like "light snack" small. small like "this has a purpose" one of them tasted like pine but in a way where you don't question it. like yeah ok this probably needed to happen at some point i noticed nobody around us was asking many questions. not because they didn't care. more like the room had already answered them there was a stretch where nobody at our table talked for maybe 20-30 seconds which is a long time and nobody panicked guy running the table had it completely under control. didn't catch the name but pretty sure it was barron sawyer. same guy i've now seen at multiple places doing exactly what needs to be done toward the end you realize you didn't make a single decision that mattered and that was probably correct walked out and nobody suggested going anywhere else five stars this place removes your ability to mess up dinner

Always 5 stars, the only Michelin starred restaurant in Aspen with an amazing staff, owners, chef…read moreand wine list. A must stop for serious foodies. Our 6th visit over the years.

A huge thank you to Suzy Fentiman, Assistant General Manager at Stranahan's Whisky Lodge, for an…read moreabsolutely outstanding tasting experience. From the moment you walk through the doors, Suzy's warm and welcoming demeanor makes you feel less like a guest and more like family. Her hospitality is truly exceptional, and her impeccable knowledge of whisky elevates the entire visit. Whether you're a seasoned whisky enthusiast or just beginning to explore, Suzy has a way of sharing insights, stories, and recommendations that make every pour more meaningful. What really sets her apart is her attention to detail and genuine care for every guest. Her service is thoughtful, personable, and seamless--creating an atmosphere that is both elevated and incredibly comfortable. If you have the chance to visit Stranahan's, you'll quickly see why Suzy is such an incredible part of the experience. She embodies everything great hospitality should be. Highly recommend!

A hidden gem in Aspen. Great food, service, and a nice whiskey tasting experience. Our bartender,…read moreJosephine, was very knowledgeable of their whiskeys and made excellent drink and food suggestions. The Waygu burger was outstanding and the place has a really cool vibe.

While wandering the snowy streets (and fancy hotels) of Aspen one Saturday morning, we came across…read morethis gem located inside the Hyatt and made a pledge to return during operating hours. So glad we did. On our last night in town, we had reservations at a restaurant down the street and came here for a pre-meal beverage. Upon entering the Hyatt, a see-through fireplace to the left serves as your initial glimpse into the tasting room. Coming from the traditional mountain chic of the hotel, the Marble Bar's decor is strikingly different, with its HGTV clean lines / grey / white modern aesthetic. Yet it still manages to be wonderfully cozy with multiple small group sitting areas, complete with fur throws and the aforementioned wood burning fireplaces, as well as bar seating if that's more your thing. There is also an outdoor fire pit that looked tempting, but it was snowing pretty heavily, and we said another time. The place was quiet with only 2 other patrons when we first arrived, but after about 30 mins it was quite lively. The mixologist (not to sound pretentious, but 'bartender' just doesn't do her justice) was amazing. I'm so sorry I can't remember her name, but if I say Boston then it should be obvious who I'm referring to. She was a great conversationalist, excellent cocktail fabricator, and really helped get our evening off to a perfect start. We would have stayed longer if it weren't for those reservations. As for the most important piece, the beverages! We had 4 different whiskey based cocktails amongst the group, and all were absolutely fantastic - there was a lot of sharing. I had The Paragon and enjoyed it so much went home with a small bottle of the Moonlight EXpresso (not a typo) Reserve to try to recreate the magic. I was told it was one of the first liqueurs created by the owner, and the website has a recipe for cheesecake, which I certainly will be trying. The actual distillery is located in Carbondale (a road trip is clearly in order), but this tasting room outpost located in the Hyatt in downtown Aspen is very highly recommended.

The space here is amazing! The indoor area is stylish and sleek, and the outdoor space has shade…read moreand a fire pit for night time. We sat in the courtyard and it was very peaceful and cozy. They have a flight that is very reasonably priced for Aspen that had a great sampling of some of their more unique drinks