
Positioned beside the mountains, Catch Steak Aspen combines the authority of a classic steakhouse with the energetic vibe of a Catch Hospitality Group property. The intimate outpost of this New York and Los Angeles staple is spread throughout two levels, including an outdoor terrace with sweeping views of Aspen Mountain. The menu featured a curated collection of the world’s best cuts and Catch-style dishes for a more approachable steakhouse experience.
Hours
| Friday | 5:30–9:30 PM |
| Saturday | 5:30–9:30 PM |
| Sunday | 5:30–9:30 PM |
| Monday | 5:30–9:30 PM |
| Tuesday | 5:30–9:30 PM |
| Wednesday | 5:30–9:30 PM |
| Thursday | 5:30–9:30 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 515 E Hopkins Ave, Aspen, CO 81611
Phone: (970) 452-8080
Website: https://www.catchrestaurants.com/location/catch-steak-aspen/
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Order and Reservations
Reservations: catchrestaurants.comtripleseat.comopentable.com
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Reviews
Hard reservation. Packed house. Been to the Miami location and loved it—so expectations were high. Recommendation: they should stick to Catch and quietly delete Steak from the name.
Sushi, sashimi, and rolls? Legit. No complaints.
The steaks? I’m not sure where they caught these steaks, but it definitely wasn’t from a cow.
Party of 9. Four different steaks. All cooked perfectly… and all somehow tasteless, floppy, and oddly fish-adjacent. Impressive, honestly.
I fell for the waiter’s pitch—sold me a 20oz Wagyu like he was trying to clear end-of-month inventory.
“Seven years to get,” he said.
Correct. It tasted like it spent all seven years waiting to be ordered.
$300 for a salt delivery system.
My son’s Wagyu porterhouse: tasteless.
Filet mignon: a confused lump of protein.
The 14oz Wagyu strip was the only steak that seemed aware it was food.
At this point, I’m convinced the steaks are AI-generated and 3D-printed in the back. Cooked medium-rare, downloaded medium-meh.
Caesar salad was great—arrived after the steaks.
The famous mushrooms showed up with dessert. Time here is more of a vibe than a schedule.
They did comp dessert, which was appreciated. Also overheard several other tables complaining, so it wasn’t just us. Either they can’t handle the crowd… or they ran out of meat and hit “Print.”
The restaurant has a lively and somewhat loud atmosphere, which some may find appealing. The service was decent, though our server seemed to be preoccupied with larger tables and ended up bringing the check after we had already requested dessert.
The highlight of the evening was definitely the food. Everything from the appetizers to the main courses was excellent. The carpaccio was outstanding, and the meat was cooked to perfection. I also recommend trying the fries as a side.
Overall, Catch Aspen is a great choice if you’re looking to splurge and enjoy a nice dinner in Aspen.
On my next visit, I got a little more photo happy! Impeccable meal, service, experience as I have come to expect in this very fine dining establishment.
The food was mostly good. We started with a bluefin tuna tartare, salmon/dry aged prime rib cap, and ended with the 13 layered chocolate cake.
The only problem was with my prime rib cap being half cooked and half blue/rare. The server didn’t ask about the food so we just left it.
Go to Steakhouse No. 316 instead.
The Tuna tartar Is to die for!
Taylor is more than an adequate bartender shaking anything up that you may be thirsty for 🙂
Emma’s attention to detail when dining in, is impeccable. Another go to for me is the truffle butter fillet, it will not disappoint.
So if you’re in Aspen and you “catch” yourself craving either something from the land or the sea this is the place!
What I disliked. The time it took to get our meal and the value of what we paid for vs what we got. We waited over an hour for our food and we were hungry. We got the $90 Japanese waygu sample plate where they cook a measly 1.5 oz of waygu in front of you. Delicious but not worth the $90.
Overall our experience was positive here. The food is severely overpriced. But the ribeye steak and mashed potatoes were worth the price tag. The appetizers not so much. I recommend if you come here (and are paying yourself and not on business trip) to skip all appetizers. Go for their signature dishes and get the value you pay for. Definitely need a reservation to eat here as it is super popular. I recommend this place to anyone who loves steak and is looking to drop a few hundred on some high quality meat in Aspen.