Aspen Restaurants

A world-class ski town requires world-class cuisine and Aspen covers it all despite its small size. Even though its population is less than 10,000 you can find a staggering variety of food, and while it’s generally pricey, it’s also incredibly tasty.

Where to eat

Due to its legendary status as an international jetsetter’s destination, Aspen has at least one outstanding restaurant for each kind of ethnic cuisine. From Szechuan tempura lobster to Pan-Asian fusion, Kobe beef to free-range wild game, Aspen provides diners with a seemingly endless selection of food to eat. The sushi at Kenichi is both innovative and perfectly fresh. Fusion cuisine is also popular in Aspen and you will find several renowned establishments creating some delicious dishes. Lighter fare is also easy to find, like the Big Wrap, which serves fresh wraps, soups and salads and Boogie’s Diner with its all-American menu.

Opening hours

Restaurants in Aspen do most of their business during the ski season and busy summer months, but during the off-peak season, things tend to slow down and many places close or shorten their hours.