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Wild Fig, Aspen

Standing conveniently opposite the Wheeler Opera House (the same Wheeler who brought the Jerome to town), Fig burst on the scene in the 2003 ski season and has...more

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Specialty Foods of Aspen, Aspen

At last, a deli with stock that's the food equivalent of Aspen's clothing stores—and it isn't all about the 100-plus-variety cheese counter, great though...more

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Montagna, Aspen

Cooking with seasonal, local and organic ingredients is one thing, but chef Ryan Hardy at Montagna takes the idea to new level: He owns his own farm. Pigs,...more

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Mezzaluna, Aspen

A cheery, dependable, easy-to-love Mediterranean place that provides welcome relief from the culinary fireworks and heavy checks that abound in these parts. Big...more

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Matsuhisa Upstairs, Aspen

This is Nobu's extension of Matsuhisa Aspen. Upstairs, in this case, is street level, and, just like Next Door Nobu in New York, it's more casual and less...more

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Main Street Bakery Café, Aspen

There are many times and places for high-end restaurants, but breakfast isn't one of them. The Main Street Bakery is a down-home haunt where you can tuck into a...more

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Little Annie's Eating House, Aspen

Voted by locals for the last 13 years in a row to have the best burger in town, Little Annie's has been the Aspen mainstay for more than a quarter century. With...more

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Jimmy's, Aspen

Jimmy's is known as a place that folks like to linger. It's got a heavy curtain over the door, cozy tables lining the windows, and a dining room in the back....more

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Cache Cache, Aspen

Sitting down at one of Cache Cache's white-clothed tables is one of the more relaxing dining experiences in Aspen. But it's not the warm mustard-yellow walls or...more

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