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1. Aurum
$$$$ | |Extraordinary flavors flow from ordinary ingredients in the shareable plates at this perfectly situated space at the bottom of Fannie Hill. Root vegetable salad tossed in balsamic dressing, Parker House rolls with a pinch of sea salt, and Korean fried chicken with gochujang hot sauce are best enjoyed with a craft cocktail or glass of wine by a fire pit on the large patio with stunning mountain views. Large windows, cozy couches, and banquettes with high tops invite casual dining in the front, while tables and dimmer lighting offer a more formal experience in the back. The "for the trails" menu offers a sophisticated spin on sack lunches perfect for adventurers on the go.
110 Carriage Way, Snowmass Village, Colorado, 81615, USA970-429–4906Known For
- Mountain-facing patio seating
- "for the trails" menu
- Creative, shareable small plates
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2. Kenichi
$$$$ | |The smell is enticing as a thinly sliced Wagyu sizzles on a 1000° Hot Rock at the table in this dark sushi restaurant near the base of Snowmass mountain. Kenichi has been operating in Aspen since 1991, so Snowmass locals are happy to have their own outpost of the institution. Start with a warm dish like miso black cod before diving into sushi. Be sure to order whatever special roll the chefs have concocted, or if you're sticking with a warm entrée, try the pan-seared duck with a caramelized blood-orange soy glaze.
110 Carriage Way, Snowmass Village, Colorado, 81615, USA970-429–8242Known For
- Sushi
- Wagyu Hot Rock
- Popular local spot
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Rate Includes: Closed Mon. No lunch -
3. New Belgium Ranger Station
$$ | |It's best to arrive when this place opens for lunch on sunny winter days, since the light-wood tables at this tiny, casual, slope-side restaurant fill up fast with hungry skiers. Patrons squeeze in for soft pretzel rolls with dipping sauces, sandwiches, and snacks, as well as the several beers on tap from Fort Collins–based New Belgium Brewing. It's also busy in the late-afternoon après-ski period and during dinner.
100 Elbert La., Snowmass Village, Colorado, 81615, USA970-236–6277Known For
- Colorado-brewed beer
- Beer-and-cheese fondue sauce and hazelnut cocoa spread
- Chili nachos
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4. TORO Kitchen and Lounge
$$$$ | |Inside the Viceroy Snowmass hotel, TORO warms up the night after a day of skiing with its craft cocktails, Latin American cuisine, and dining room decorated with wood accents and a fireplace with nearby couches that are the perfect spots for sipping drinks. This spacious restaurant has a daring menu focusing on creative seafood and chops; spicy, smoky flavors pop in many dishes, with milder options for those who can't take the heat.
130 Wood Rd., Snowmass Village, Colorado, 81615, USA970-923–8008Known For
- Grilled Spanish octopus
- Vibrant dinner scene
- Spectacular views of Snowmass
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