Lots of options in the "cafeteria". I went for the burger and it was 2 burgers stacked w cheese and…read morebacon and I ate the whole thing!! It was that good! They grill them right outside- order at the bar.

Quick shout-out to the guys who make the pizza at Elk Camp! Always quick to say "Hi, how's it…read moregoing?" and dish out the best, sizzling pizza. Thanks for the good times.

Ok, as far as Apsen bars, this one is so fun. It is Summer right now and we like to drive up the…read morebackside of Aspen mtn to the Sundeck. The view is great, the food is perfect bc there is a wok bar, salad bar, hamburger/cheese steak grill option, grab and go food, a pizza station. The highlight though is the bar. Aspen hired a phenomenal bartender and her name is Amy G. I have never met a bartender who is able to handle her craft as well as she does. So friendly, so knowledgeable about the area. I swear if she worked at a bar in town I'd be her best customer. The food was pretty good too. I had a burger, friend had pizza and my hubby had a bowl from the wok bar. In the wintertime this place is slammed. You take the gondola and it's right there. The place to be seen. The bluegrass sundays just ended. But they are so fun to go see and hang out in the sun.

Amazing views of mountain range. This place is located at the top of gandola ride. We just wanted…read moresomething small bite so got fries, which were decent. Lot of outdoor space to enjoy the meal. Even if you are sitting inside, a lot of big windows to enjoy. Saw couple of people having pizza and bowls, lunch time is between 11-3pm I believe.

Over priced and you can go to hometown right next door and get cheaper food and drinks.read more

Decent food at prices you'd expect up the mountain (but maybe not at the base like this place is)…read more If you are skiing head to the Cliffhouse instead and get the Mongolian grill.

The Cliffhouse at the Top of Buttermilk Mountain has great food options, including healthy ones,…read morewhich is rare for an on-mountain lodge. The lodge has your standard ski lodge food options like burgers, grilled chicken sandwiches, hot dogs, pizza, chili, soups, sourdough soup bowls, etc. Salads are available, and are ok, but not great. And they do have a fresh juice bar which is nice. And the lodge is exceptionally clean and tidy. But what I love and think is great, is the ability to get good quality Asian food - Vietnamese Pho Soup, Pad Thai, as well as a Mongolian BBQ Wok. And the servers making the Pho are actually Vietnamese which is nice as well. Now, it's Not the Best Pho I've ever had, and you pick your own ingredients from a self-serve bar, but I think for being at 10,000 feet, at the top of a mountain in the middle of Winter, it's a pretty cool option to have. You rarely have the ability to get unique, healthy and tasty options like this at other ski mountains, especially on the East Coast. Most mountains in the East and West, with the exception of high end resorts (Aspen, Telluride, Sun Valley, Whistler, etc), just have standard Sysco-type food - packaged burgers, hot dogs, pizza, etc. So, it's great to have something healthy to eat instead. Not to mention, the FABULOUS VIEW you have sitting on the outdoor deck overlooking the Aspen Highlands mountain across the valley, and Pyramid Peak mountain in the far distance. Probably the BEST PANORAMIC VIEW from any of the Lodges in Aspen/Snowmass. And yes, it's pricey, but everything is pricey at ski resorts and given that you're in Aspen, don't expect a budget lunch - expect to pay around $20 per person for lunch (most food items are $8-$15, plus drinks, tax, etc.) If you're looking for budget, there are plenty of lower-end ski resorts in the country to visit, not here though. Just being honest. So, Overall, I Highly Recommend The Cliffhouse for the Food and the View!!

It's noon and you are starved. Heck out CliffHouse at the top of Buttermilk. Elevation 9690' above…read moresea level Amazing views of the Maroon Bells that are captivating. You just can't stop looking. Mongolian grill is popular. Fries. Chicken strips. Burgers. Chili. Salad bar. Sandwiches. Some limited booze options. The seating here is limited for sure. Outside lots of tables and chairs too that allow you to enjoy the view. Prices are stupid but that's to be expected. They now have self checkout to put ease lines. They seem simple. The food is not really worth featuring in a pic but the mountains are.

Great restaurant with large relaxing patio right at the base by the Village Express. Was here last…read morewinter and again this summer while visiting. Both times enjoyed the food and drinks, and the welcoming service and atmosphere! Will be back whenever we're in Snowmass.

French dip sandwich on first visit was excellent. Caesar chick peas salad was decent. Aspen…read morebrewing hazy IPA was pretty good. Setting outside was very nice and service was very good. On the second visit, the Poke Bowl was pretty good and the portobello "burger" was delicious (so was the IPA again!). One nit, the portobello was sliced so more of a mushroom sandwich than a burger with the intact cap. I would order again but it's not a burger anymore than sliced deli meat would be.

Tyler at ranger station made us feel right at home. He's the best bartender in Snowmass.read more

Great aprés spot! $10 shot and beer deal is awesome. After a long ski day there is always a small…read morecrowd in this perfect location at top of the Snowmass Mall.

Mid mountain lunchtime retreat…read more Nothing extraordinary here. Fried food. Snacks. Drink. A bar and plenty of indoor and outdoor seating. The service is typical. The winner is the numerous self service kiosks that allow people to manage their own checkout. Lots of windows and light. Things are relatively clean and organized. Outside they have a setup for music and an outdoor bar when spring skiing comes around.

Really the only on slope option. Giving it 3 stars for convenience and also the outdoor games, DJ,…read moreand hula hoops. Ate a mediocre chocolate turtle cake, but it was mid skiing so I can't complain.

I had lunch here at least once a week in the winter during my ski breaks. My favorite one is…read morechicken stew, but sometimes they put to much potatoes and you can't find the chickens . Although I like this place because I love Snowmass mountain a lot. It's my favorite mountain for skiing- in all of four mountain. Snowmass is a perfect mountain for family skiing/snowboarding because they offer so much. Snowmass have jumping parks, nastar race track, beginners to double black terrains, love..love.., Snowmass! George one of the owners of this restaurant is always friendly. They just remodel or demolish this restaurant last summer and it's gorgeous! I love that the toilets are on the 1st floor now it used to be downstairs and it was hassle walking down the stairs on your ski boots. Ps: look for an airplane that hanging in the ceiling upstairs.

Patty melt sort of. I would not get this again. Chicken teriyaki bowl was not great either…read more They did have a nice chicken poblano soup that was excellent. Probably wasn't supposed to do it but I joined a few others in holding up a piece of bread for the birds to come take out of my hand. Overall the birds were great, the soup was great and other than that it was pricey and not much of a value but a very nice setting.

Do you want to know a secret?…read more Powder 8's has some of the best food in Beaver Creek. They use the same chefs that work at the Park Hyatt and 8100 Mountainside. Do a comparison of the items here to any other restaurant in this ski resort, and you'll be shocked at how much better and cheaper it is. Beware the drink tent outside, though, as it will gouge you when it comes to alcohol, but you should probably be hydrating with water anyway. It may appear to be a simple lunch cafeteria for skiers ready to head back out to the slopes, but for those in the know, it's so much more than that.

Perfect dining hall experience. Remarkably clean. Can be a four or five star experience. Happy to…read moregive a five star review to bring up the average a bit. To read some of the reviews though, wow. More five-star resort price complainers. The sense of entitlement to getting something at a low price (almost synonymous for free) is appalling. High brow experiences, like skiing, come at a higher cost. This isn't a flatland convenience store. At any rate, certainly a fun right-off-the-slopes setting but a lot busier than Talon's or Spruce Saddle. I'll never forget the time I ran in to an iconic first name celebrity here as we compared notes about the state of society. After commiserating, the unnamed just wanted to remain unseen and unapproached. "Keep it quiet. I can't handle that right now." Like other settings, if you arrive for an early lunch you can beat the lines. Don't forget your cookie along the piazza on your way out.