I only ordered to go food but the scallops and tiramisu traveled home well and slightly reheated perfectly! Have had tons of friends suggest and glad I gave it a try read more

We sat at the bar and had the greatest experience. The bartender also served as our waitress and turned a normal night into a fun and wonderful one. She is funny and knowledgeable, made great recommendations and provided incredible service while also tending bar for the entire restaurant. The food was amazing - incredible flavors and unique dishes. We will be back next time we are in Aspen, but this was one of our favorites over the four nights we were in town. read more

We came here in spite of the negative reviews that we read on yelp. The place & service is pretty good, but the food not really. Me and my husband ordered the lobster ravioli (sharing). It was simply not worth it (priced at 34$). Our waiter said it would be excellent but it was nothing like it. Try to avoid this place. read more

First the bad - Really lackluster food without a single standout item amongst our table of 8. For the price, they really need to step up their game. 3 stars at best for the food. The worse - a manager/host walking by and lurking at the table to signal to our group that it was time to go. Upon being asked what he was doing, he stated in a rather pompous tone he had another reservation awaiting our table. We were in the process of finishing our desserts and it wasn't as if we were just sitting there wasting time. If your pacing is screwed up, either fix your kitchen or make your reservations longer. The French accent on the jerk is in no way endearing enough to stomach that kind of treatment after spending upwards of $1K at the place. read more

the food was adequate but not much more, we had lobster ravioli, Scottish salmon, and the short ribs pappardelle, while the food was fine & the service was very good, the lighting is completely ridiculous. Every person we saw needed their cell phone light to order because it was too dark to read the menu. Unfortunately, it is also too dark to see the food. When we mentioned this to the hostess upon leaving, she was less than gracious, in fact rude. Far better places to eat in Aspen, miss this one read more

This was genuinely one of the best meals I've had in years. We started off with the fig salad, I had the lobster ravioli for my main, and we ended with the beignets. All I could say throughout the meal was "wow." Totally worth the price! read more

What used to be a quality restaurant was quite disappointing. Last night the food was terrible. The fish was low quality; the lobster ravioli was terrible; the veal just didn't cut it. read more

Excellent service and the food was delicious. Would strongly recommend. The Moroccan Children was wonderful with the perfect Moroccan Spices. Would certainly return. read more

The single best food we've had in Aspen. Amazing ambiance, great service, and food that is too good for these poor mountain fools. Shoutout to Anton. He's an amazing sommelier and an even better server. read more

The Wild Fig - Date Night - Mediterranean Near Me - Aspen, Colorado

I've been going to the Wild Fig for so many years that it's earned the nickname "Figlets" amongst my family members. My family consists of many picky eaters -- my brother and sister crave meat, my dad is a pescatarian, and me and my mom are vegetarians. We all find something to love at Wild Fig. I'd recommend starting off with the flavors of the sun -- the hummus and baba ganoush are home made and not to be missed. The flavors is served with piping hot pita bread (and equally hot toast, if you request it), further amplifying the experience. Their kale salad makes for a crunchy, flavorful appetizer. My family has also enjoyed the french onion soup, muscles and tuna tartar. For main courses, my sister swears by their chicken, which always comes with delicious veggies. My dad loves their signature fish in the bag -- fish (type is dependent on the day) that is cooked in a parchment bag to maximize flavors. My brother loves how juicy the lamb is. The service is always excellent. Andy has been our server too many times to count, and he always remembers our family and goes above and beyond to make our meal special. Thank you to the Wild Fig for consistently providing an excellent dinner! read more

The Olivie Garden of Aspen. Mediterranean gem keeping up with fresh mountain cuisine? Don't be fooled, dry fish and high chairs for toddlers. Be sure not to miss the wait staff and front of house manager gossiping about customers with in ear shot of diners... Mountain towns are filled with the 'seasonal' staffers, but this place is ridiculous. Final Read: Go spend your dough at a spot that won't mock your patronage... read more

Let me begin by saying that the food at this establishment is very good. It's obvious the ingredients are high quality and a good amount of thought is put into the menu. That said...... What should be an exceptional dining experience was greatly diminished by the lack of care given by he staff. Perhaps it was that we didn't look like we blead $100 bills, we were in town as part of Ride The Rockies so our fine duds were at home after all, but my wife and I agrees the staff was over-the-top snooty. Having the wait staff look down it's nose at it's customers, any customers, is bad business and bad for business. read more

I don't know which meat I think is tastier: the butcher's board or Keith the bartender! Honestly, both the food and the main bartender Keith are amazing. It's a rare occurrence that you find such a cozy and intimate setting in Aspen. The prices are moderate for Aspen, but the food excels in this town full of amazing restaurants. Keith steered us towards the butcher's block to start and the cavateli and the lamb chops for entrees. The meat was so juicy and succulent, but, again, enough about Keith. All jokes aside anyone from young to old who comes here and sits at the bar will leave happy and smiling. read more

The Wild Fig - Oh yea, did I mention they have FREE hard boiled eggs at the bar! - Mediterranean Near Me - Aspen, Colorado

The "Fig" will go down as a new favorite of Aspen indeed....A cozy yet lively place where the drinks & conversation are flowing, and oh yes, the entrees brought nothing more than profound satisfaction. Their waitstaff were friendly & attentive and obviously took pride in their chef's menu. I had a taste of the chef's soup (made with some combination of chorizo/mussels/white wine) and we all shared a family style butcher board assortment of meats & cheeses. After my french onion soup, I seriously considered moving to Aspen... The grilled fish of the night was Trout, and feeling adventurous, I went through it bones and all, loving every bit. It was simple and perfectly seasoned with a half lemon wrapped in cheesecloth (I love that...) For dessert, the beignets & flourless chocolate cake sealed the deal... FYI, the bill is what you would expect to pay in Aspen, but at least it's cheaper than their hotel rates! I dig the fig... read more

My wife and I ate here one night on our honeymoon. We can honestly say that not a single bite of food was anything less than very tasty. We started with the truffle parmesan frites, which we highly recommend. We try truffle frites anywhere we see them, and these are the 2nd best we've had, beating out a much more expensive restaurant and coming in 2nd only to the arguably finest restaurant in Seattle. These frites were unique because they were a rustic cut rather than the typical truffle frites, which are usually shoestring or at least pristine. We liked there was a little skin left on these, and they were extremely crunchy. I had the Moroccan chicken over asparagus and heirloom carrots. The flavor profile was very tasty and not at all cloying or overpowering. Very balanced. My wife had the Taste of the Sun platter with crudites. Everything was good, though some of the items may have needed a bit of salt to taste. We finished with the beignets with creme anglaise, which were perfectly executed and very tasty. There were only a few things keeping this from five stars. For one, the table olive oil tasted like it came from a supermarket bottle. If it was a house blend, I'd be shocked. This was pretty minor though. Two, the price of the beignets was fairly outrageous -- $12 for 6 and a 4oz (tops) cup of creme anglaise. This had to be the most highly marked up item on the entire menu. They were amazing, but it's pretty clear they are making an absolute killing on that item. Three, when the place started to get busy, the staff started to get a bit overwhelmed. It took them quite awhile to clear our entrees and bring us a dessert menu. They have indoor and outdoor seating, and I noticed that they would often congregate near the front and watch the patio area more closely than the interior. The main server was very friendly and knowledgeable, but he was serving triple duty as our waiter, the bartender, and the manager. Finally, the staff was overheard gossiping/complaining about guests. My wife heard the staff in the back making fun of one of the customer's hair. We also saw the entire front end staff huddle up once or twice to complain about a table on the patio. Part of this was due to the fact that the staff really had no back room to go to, but they really should be conscious of the fact that they are within earshot of the guests. But don't let these fairly minor issues keep you from eating at this fine restaurant. Their food is really great. Honestly, we'd probably have given them 5 stars despite the olive oil and the price of the beignets if it hadn't been for the staff issues. read more

Fantastic food in a small restaurant with great atmosphere. My husband and I split the fig salad, mussels, & scallops - all three were fantastic. Medium size salad was lightly dressed, which let the fresh flavors shine through. The mussels were prepared in a coconut curry, which was unique & delicious! The scallops had a perfect crisp sear on the outside, while buttery soft in the middle - served over artichokes, asparagus, & mushrooms. Everything was delicious - we savored every bite! read more

The Wild Fig - Mediterranean Near Me - Aspen, Colorado

Loved the ambiance and service. The staff were exceptional. I appreciate the fresh ingredients.

I have no idea why this isn't everyone's favorite Aspen restaurant. It's mine for sure. OK, sometimes it's crowded. Maybe sometimes the service is four stars. But, for me the food is five stars everytime I've eaten here. We live four hours away and my wife doesn't even have to ask me where I want to celebrate my birthday. She knows what my choice would be. Wild Fig often has a risotto special, and when they do that's automatic for me. Best risotto I have ever had. Some of the best steaks and seafood I have ever had. Fabulous salads. Nice wine menu. You can't go wrong. read more

Ok service and ok food I order the Rib eye and it needed more seasoning and I ordered my stake medium rare and got it medium. My mother ordered their basil fettuccini and it needed more seasoning as well. Good presentations and hot plates how it should be in all restaurants. We ordered their peach crepe and I fill like it needs more peach flovore a cream filling or a gelato or ice cream read more

Food was good, but not as great as I'd expect for the price. Tables were crammed in so tightly, a food runner's backside knocked over the salt shaker on our table. Our server was polite and professional. They requested we order our main course at the same time we asked for an appetizer to "make it easier for the kitchen". Overall good, but not worth the price. read more

Best meal we've had in a while! Service was excellent and so were the martinis and the dinner! Burrata appetizer was soooo good and so was the risotto special (truffle) with steak. The lobster ravioli was just okay but everything else was so good it didn't matter. Highly recommended and we will be back!! read more

Every meal ordered at the table was great. 6 people and 6 hits. Service was on point and the good was exceptional. The snapper and lobster ravioli was served with an incredible mushroom broth. I'm at a loss of words because this quaint and conveniently located place is all things exceptional and pleasant. The Fourth of July fireworks over the restaurant certainly helped in completing the ambiance. read more

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I really enjoyed my meal here. Very intimate. Nicely lit. Beautifully decorated. Their Bar is lovely and well staff. Stocked with small batch and high end brands, their wait staff offer good service and an easy atmosphere. Wines are realistically priced and well chosen and their dinner menu has variations of salads, soups, pastas and meats. The Lamb Shank for me, took it. And yes, its fantastic paired with one of their California Cabernets, with nice by the glass options in various varietals. In a town with a ton of great restaurants - I would consider this one of them. See you soon. read more

Fabulous ambiance with a super cute patio. We didn't have reservations so ended up being seated at the bar. Very attentive service, plus fun to watch the action of the mixologist. Had the gazpacho and split the whole fish special...that night branzino, we are still dreaming of that meal. read more

Way over priced . Salads $19.00 ?! But what ruined our dinner was our server Marcel . He looked right through us , we felt rushed, no personalization . We asked for a side of sweet potato puree which didn't come w/ our entree but was on the menu - never came, no explanation.Never asked if we wanted a 2nd glass of wine. You get the idea- we were a bother to him read more

Beautiful space, delicious food, excellent service. We loved the Cavatelli, Risotto and Tiramasu.

Wild Fig is a small, open concept restaurant, super cool and hip that is under the same ownership as Monarch and Steakhouse 316. We love the warm elegant atmosphere. The beautiful bar which is adjacent to and part of the dining room has hard boiled eggs on the bar top and is a fun and romantic alternative to dining at a table in this restaurant. We both had the French onion soup and Greek salad which were both delicious, as well as the fish in parchment paper. Service is friendly and efficient. Highly recommended. read more

Amazing food and service! It Was so good we cancelled other reservations and went back for a second visit on our last night in town. Would be our first choice for dinner next time we visit Aspen! read more

Pricey like everything else in Aspen but extra care is taken with the food so you get your money's worth. Unusually seasoned salads and appetizer plates. For dinner I had the chicken panino which was mediocre but came with a better-than-okay side salad. Get tap water instead of bottled-- you're in the mountains, it's going to taste fine. And it'll save you $12. The cheesecake is divine, I wish I could figure out what they did...maybe used an extra sharp cheese. Tiramisu was light and fluffy. I'm convinced that the entire wait staff was made up of male super models. The ambiance is formal but no one's going to refuse your money in Aspen because you're wearing jeans. Decent food, polite service, worth it if you're looking for a nice lunch place and willing to spend a little more for it. read more

Back again and The Fig continues to kill it. Lamb Chop Risotto was spot on. This and Pinions are the two best spots in Aspen. read more

The Wild Fig - Lamb Chop Risotto Special - Mediterranean Near Me - Aspen, Colorado

Aspen is a very walkable town. Just minutes from our hotel sits this cozy yet bustling eatery. You must have reservation; the place was packed. We were seating in an outside small table. The folding chairs are a bit flimsy; I wondered if it would hold my weight. Service was professional, not super friendly. I ordered the French onion soup-it was not bad, a bit salty. I also had the endive and pear salad-very fresh and well dressed with a delicious vinaigrette. Then, after a longer than expected delay, my main course of mussels in Thai curry-very large, meaty mussels, light yellow curry with hint of basil, served with slices of toasted bread. I think Jasmine rice would've been a better side. The atmosphere was noisy and lively. Bring a jacket if seated outside; they don't have heat lamps for the occasional chill. read more

It was a very cozy and intimate environment. The wait staff was beyond accommodating and very nice and he food was excellent. The prices are also incredibly reasonable for Aspen and almost everything on the menu was or could be made gluten-free. Can;t wait for the patio to open in the spring!! read more

Highlights were the steak tartare and the Kobe flat iron steak. The Moroccan chicken was moist but the sauce is a little salty and not as complex as I'd hoped for a dish that could have so many interesting spices. In recent meals here, tried the fish in a bag (en pappilot), the seafood sampler, rack of lamb, moules frites...nothing spectacular but nothing offensive. The bread is very nice. Have not tried any desserts but other diners seemed to enjoy the full range. Next I want to try the lamb kebab that other Yelpers seem to enjoy so much. TIP: Skip the patio. Seats are very uncomfortable. read more

I would give this restaurant a 3.5. I rounded up. I probably won't go back because it is way too small and uncomfortable. However our service was good. We had Marcel taking care of us. Our meals overall were very good. They were nice about making changes to their menu for us. The pork chop was delicious. So if you don't mind tight places I would recommend this restaurant as food was good and so was service. read more

One of our absolute favorites in Aspen! The restaurant is charming, the food is consistently amazing and the service is top notch!!! We always dine at Wild Fig when we are in town and it never disappoints. It's an all around wonderful dining experience! read more

The manager who moved from Ireland is very welcoming. Thank you. Same for the Liverpool server. The food is great and the service is outstanding from the whole staff. read more

The service and ambience were terrific. I ordered the lobster ravioli and the pasta was mushy but flavorful. My husband ordered the sausage pasta. It was delicious but no al denote there either, and he had to hunt for the sausage. My glass of California Pinot Noir was $20. Al little too pricey. Make a reservation read more

This is hands down one of the best restaurants I've been to in a very long time. The menu is sophisticated and yet, very accessible. Come open to things your not expecting and revel in how they surprise you! read more

The Wild Fig is always a must when I return to Aspen. This visit was no different. First night in town, I met my friend "at the bar at Fig" for a glass of Pinot Noir and some starters. The scallops were seared to perfection (I'm really picky about my scallops) and the flavors in the Fig Salad are divine. The Wild Fig is quaint and the decor, a European flair... sit on the patio in the summer and enjoy a meal in paradise. read more

Hands down best restaurant in Aspen! We went right before the end of season, had such an amazing meal that I came back the following night just to sit at the bar and have dessert! VANILLA MOUSSE CHEESECAKE will change your life! read more