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Top 5 French food in Aspen, Colorado, United States
Best French restaurants nearby. Discover the best French food in Aspen. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for French restaurants near you.. Everyone knows Aspen as a top-notch winter resort town. But outdoor enthusiasts will enjoy it in the summer, too, when the mountains become a perfect setting for hiking, biking and horseback tours. Some may be surprised to find it’s a top romance destination—but after all that outdoor exercise, who wouldn’t want to repair to a luxurious hotel room or a cozy, firelit bar?
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1. Cloud Nine Alpine Bistro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 168 reviews
This cozy, European-style cabin with a backdrop of the iconic Maroon Bells is a highlight of any Colorado ski vacation. Cloud Nine Alpine Bistro is a legendary for a reason: channeling authentic European Alpine culture in a warm, welcoming environment, it
Reviewed By Lu_De_Travel
This was our first experience at Cloud 9. The first challenge is booking a table for the 2pm seating. We thought we knew exactly what to expect - a wild party with lots of champagne sprayed, great music and not so good food (that last part is indeed true for Aspen standards). We have heard about it, we have friends that did it, we have seen the videos. But nothing really prepares you for what happens when the first bottle pops. It is an amazing party, from the moment you enter the room and feel the place to the moment the music stops and the ski patrol asks if anyone needs help in getting down the mountain. The staff handles everything like real pros, including security. Yes, it is (very) expensive. But seeing the look on everyoneâs faces and talking to people all around us, our impression was that everyone loved it, and would remember it for a long time. We did and will.
2. French Alpine Bistro - Creperie du Village
Overall Ratings
4 based on 958 reviews
Aspen Restaurant Recipient of Multiple Accolades La Crêperie du Village Recognized Nationally Cosmopolitan culinary connoisseurs searching for the elusive triad of a successful dining experience: excellent food and romantic atmosphere. The French and Aust
Reviewed By Trevor B
In the heart of Aspen, this quaint venue offers dining at street level or in a semi open basement environment. We chose the latter because of it's quirkiness. Vintage paraphernalia in abundance surrounds the tables and chairs. The kitchen was off to one side. Staff were professional and personable. Service was efficient. The menu was quite extensive with a mouthwatering selection of French classics. Certainly something for all tastes.Unfortunately we were only there for a light lunch so missed the opportunity to over indulge in more of the delights on offer.Prices were reasonable.We enjoyed our dining experience at this casual but sophisticated establishment and hope to visit it on many more occasions to enjoy fabulous food that promises quality, flavours and textures that are certain to delight the most fastidious "foodie".
3. Mawa's Kitchen Aspen
Overall Ratings
5 based on 32 reviews
Mawaâs Kitchen offers Private Chef and Boutique Catering Services in Aspen and the surrounding areas. We are a full service caterer and cooking school with personalized and professional customer service featuring high quality food based on seasonal, local
Reviewed By saranfreek
We had breakfast at Mawa's Kitchen in May 2019 on a trip through the southwest of the USA. Mawa's Kitchen is a cozy little place which you enter through the kitchen, were friendly staff guides you through a menu of traditional and less traditional breakfasts which are freshly prepared on the spot. We had eggs benedict with ham and greens and hummus and spinach toast with some fresh juices and coffee. The breakfast dishes are delicious, freshly cooked with excellent ingredients, and the juices are simply marvellous. The portions were large. The coffee was very good (some of the best coffee we've had in the States). Not the cheapest place but you get excellent value.
4. Cloud Nine Alpine Bistro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 168 reviews
This cozy, European-style cabin with a backdrop of the iconic Maroon Bells is a highlight of any Colorado ski vacation. Cloud Nine Alpine Bistro is a legendary for a reason: channeling authentic European Alpine culture in a warm, welcoming environment, it
Reviewed By Lu_De_Travel
This was our first experience at Cloud 9. The first challenge is booking a table for the 2pm seating. We thought we knew exactly what to expect - a wild party with lots of champagne sprayed, great music and not so good food (that last part is indeed true for Aspen standards). We have heard about it, we have friends that did it, we have seen the videos. But nothing really prepares you for what happens when the first bottle pops. It is an amazing party, from the moment you enter the room and feel the place to the moment the music stops and the ski patrol asks if anyone needs help in getting down the mountain. The staff handles everything like real pros, including security. Yes, it is (very) expensive. But seeing the look on everyoneâs faces and talking to people all around us, our impression was that everyone loved it, and would remember it for a long time. We did and will.
5. Jour de Fete
Overall Ratings
4 based on 70 reviews
Reviewed By ExRIGuy
$50 for 4 breakfast sandwiches. Counter person totally ignored the nuances of our order despite the high prices and even though place was empty I was served a barely toasted english muffin and half cooked bacon (i asked for crispy) and watery eggs. Disgusting.
