It says closure is temporary on website so don't write off this amazing place based on yelp not…read morebeing accurate. Go here support them some of the best food in the valley!!

Fun place with decent schnitzel. Spatzel was good too. Had different types of meat sausage. Never…read morehad Elk sausage but it was tasty. Service was nicely done. Ambiance was quite simple and outside seating was a nice touch.

I love this place but it's SO inconsistently open. We planned on a birthday dinner there recently…read moreand what would you know... unexpectedly closed. When it's open it's great, the food service and ambiance are great, it's like being in Austria. But they need to get their s together because they have already alienated us with their weirdly sporadic opening hours and dates... Not good for a restaurant to do this, it's a shame

What's not to love about Almresi Aspen? I had a lovely dinner here and enjoyed every aspect of my…read moremeal. The waitstaff is warm and friendly- I felt instantly welcomed as I was taken to my table and throughout my meal I was engaged in great, meaningful conversation about the town and a little background of the restaurant. The decor is incredible. There are antlers on the ceiling, cuckoo clocks on the wall and authentic cowbells proudly displayed. It has such a cozy chalet vibe; just the decor alone is enough to transport you to Germany or Austria. Almresi Aspen is also very attentive to detail. Everything that was served to me was plated beautifully. Even my ginger ale was cute. It had a floral paper straw and a little wooden Holstein Cow head on it! For an entree I ordered a pesto pasta dish that was not too heavy and had lots of yummy pine nuts. To wrap things up I got the cake of the day, which was more of like a pie with juicy pears. Once again, this dish was not too heavy and had just the right amount of sweetness. Overall I was so pleased with my visit to Almresi! It's such an all-around great place to dine. I'd eat here again next time I visit Aspen!

The main courses were good, but nothing out of the ordinary. The Muscles and my Alpine Spritz [like…read morea Hugo Spritz] were pretty great, though. This seems like it would be a good appetizer & drink spot, the main meals are all a bit heavy. Unique flavors for Snowmass Village area. Service was okay :/

Walked in with a party of 6 including two children. Would have been a nice sized bill/ tip…read more Unfortunately we were not even waited on by any staff. They brought water to the table then disappeared. We walked after waiting 15 min for a server. Pathetic. Don't waste your time.

As a guest at a wedding rehearsal dinner I attended this last weekend, I found that the restaurant…read morestaff was attentive and accommodating, the food was fabulous and the ambiance was fun and festive. Highly recommended!

I had two Alpen Spritzes bc they were AMAZING. The presentation of all the food and drinks was…read morebeautiful, and the whole restaurant (especially the patio) was super cute. For food, I ordered the schnitzel. The schnitzel itself was good, and I loved that it came with a creamy sauce and lingonberries, which were delicious. The spätzle on the side wasn't my favorite. We also started with the pretzel and the cheese fondue. The cheese fondue was delicious, but I wasn't a fan of the mustard that came with the pretzel (maybe I'm just picky tho).

Delicious sausages! We did a sampler and loved them all...cheese brat, veal brat, Guinness…read morebrat...also enjoyed the cucumber salad. Counter service was good, tables rustic, fun to walk around the store when done.

Met a friend who suggested this place. No way I would have returned. Food is mediocre and…read moreridiculously priced. BiPolar service is both friendly and bureaucratic, sometimes flexible to dog owners, sometimes not so much. The good news is you can sit outside with your dog in a filthy patio area with heaters the barely work. Only the most desperately ignorant German would accept cigarette butts and refuse piled up under tables. Maybe Prost wants to embrace the Sonnenallee in Berlin's Neukölln district. We did not stay long.

This quaint restaurant felt like you were right in the Alps even down to the servers uniforms. I…read morehad the Alm Pasta Sudtirol (pesto pasta) as my entree. It was tasty, but I had a bit of buyer's remorse when I saw the other's dishes. I had a bite of the Schweinshaxe (pork shank) and Resi's Schnitzel which were both delicious. Some of the table was still hungry after our entrees, so we ordered some Bratwurst Bites and Pretzel to top off the meal. To finish, we had the chocolate fondue. Overall, it was a great meal in Vail Village.

I want to give kudos for a very friendly, attentive staff. However, the cheese fondue dinner was a…read morecomplete disappointment. The amount of fondue was absolutely paltry, especially given it was supposed to serve two people and cost $80. We had a nearly full basket of bread remaining after eating all the cheese. They also provided boiled potatoes and blanched vegetables to dip in the cheese along with dried fruit but that only made the meager cheese situation worse. It was more appetizer sized and even the fondue itself was bland and lackluster with no flavors of kirsch, wine, or other seasonings. We had to go somewhere else to actually get dinner. I appreciate the waiter discounting our meal to try and make up for it. The portions of the other entrees looked good so maybe go here for those and skip the fondue.

Very different and very good. Happy we went but can't say if we would go back…read more Can't say French food is my first pick so might be a little bias. I would share it's an experience as much as a meal. Service was great and the environment was fun. If you like French food then we would definitely recommend trying it. There are endless different places to eat throughout the whole area so a lot to pick from.

We were really looking forward to our meal at Swiss Chalet, but it ended up being such a…read moredisappointing experience that we kept talking about it for days afterward--unfortunately not in a good way. The cheese fondue was not what we expected at all. I've had fondue several times in the past, but it was nothing like what I've had before. The one we ordered--supposedly the mildest option on the menu according to our server--was overwhelmingly pungent, and the sour note completely threw us off. The meat fondue was also underwhelming. The flame was too low, and the meat pieces were large and thick, so they took forever to cook, which made the whole experience feel slow and frustrating. The interior and concept are cute, but the food simply didn't live up to the price or the hype. I wouldn't recommend this place.

Pros: epic 360° views with table and beach chair seating; you can take all green runs from the base…read moreto the bar and back again Cons: price (but I'm sure you already guessed that one); very few food options if you don't want bratwurst

The food was good The hot chocolate was good The service was off the charts and the people are very…read morenice

Really great food in a beautiful hotel restaurant. We stayed at the Sonnenalp and had breakfast at…read moreLudwig's included with our room. The breakfast buffet on the weekend was wonderful with a plethora of savory of sweet options. On our weekday morning, they didn't have the buffet but instead allotted us credits to order of the menu. The breakfast sandwich was a hefty portion. The avocado toast was filling and flavorful, and the arugula salad on the side was great. The fruit plate and Belgian waffles were fun shareables but nothing spectacular about them. We really enjoyed the fresh sunny dining room with windows for walls and ceiling.

Cutest Germany/Switzerland style brunch place…read more It was our first time visiting Vail and our friends from LA recommend this place to us. We went on Easter Day and were worried they wont let us in without reservation but they were very friendly and helpful. We got the breakfast buffet and it was not only worth every penny but also great experience for us. They had everything you would crave for breakfast and it was only 42 per person except the alcoholic drinks. Considering Vail as an expensive place this was our cheapest meal we had with very good quality and service. My fav was the german sausage which taste like the real ones in . Even the people you would see there not like anything in CA! Great atmosphere! Little cups of smoothies were yummy too. Until next time!

The new Steilhang Hut at A-basin which opened for the 2022-23 season at the top of Lenawee. A must…read morestop when you're hankering for a mid-day weiner on the slopes.