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Address: 133 Prospector Rd # 4109A, Aspen, CO 81611
Phone: (970) 920-3747
Website: http://highlandsalehouse.com/
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Located ski-in, ski-out at the base of Aspen Highlands, the “locals’ mountain”, the Highlands Alehouse is the premier spot for lunch, après ski and dinner.
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Reviews
Mary Biancalana
This was a great place to grab a bite to eat after a morning of hiking at the Maroon Bells Park in the Fall. The Philly steak sandwich was absolutely fantastic! We also had the Angus burger which was also excellent, the fries were crispy and our side salad was fresh. I definitely give this place five stars.
… moreA Farrell
Great place. Here for summer and staying up Marion Creek Dr. We did not want to get in the summer traffic into town. The chicken panini and pizza was great. Ice cold beer at the bottom of the lifts during summer was great. C U next time.
… moreCheri P
We stopped at the Higlands Alehouse on our way through Aspen. The location is at the base of a chair lift, and there were great views of the mountains. However, it was a very warm day, and we found the restaurant stuffy and uncomfortable. The bartender was very friendly, and overall service was top-notch. There were a dozen or so CO craft beers on tap. The food was good, although it was served on small, mini baking sheets and accompanied by paper plates. The homemade chips/salsa/guac was excellent ($13). The chicken panini ($22) was ok, sloppy with sauce, sun dried tomatoes, and spinach. Loved that we could sub out fries for our choice of salad ($2). Biggest gripe was that parking was $14 for just over an hour. There was also a “Staff Cost of Living” charge added to our bill. It’s a 3% charge, and I’m OK with this, but just wanted to mention this so you’re not surprised. Before tip, our bill was $58 for the chips, sandwich and two beers. About what I’d expect at a resort. I’m sure this place would be a must stop if It were ski season, right in the heart of the action. Enjoy!
… moreJim Fralin
Hung here mostly during ski season. Was a great vibe then. The summer did not disappoint either. Sundays, in the summer, they also have a live band at 4pm. Great vibe. Music, food, drinks, dogs, kids and people from everywhere! Great time, great food! Mozzarella Sticks app. Highlands Philly, amazing fresh ribeye, and fried Oreos and ice cream for dessert! Desert picture enclosed.
Cheers!
… moreCheers!
Gary Harr
Pricing is terrible. $40 per person for okay food, okay fries and terrible chips and salsa.
Philly was soggy and bland.
Angus burger was under cooked and lacked flavor.
Chicken tenders were nothing special.
Fries were okay not great.
Chips.and salsa were the worse. Stale hard chips and salsa that was disappointing.
Service is you order at the bar.
The beer was good.
Drink the beer, forget the food.
… morePhilly was soggy and bland.
Angus burger was under cooked and lacked flavor.
Chicken tenders were nothing special.
Fries were okay not great.
Chips.and salsa were the worse. Stale hard chips and salsa that was disappointing.
Service is you order at the bar.
The beer was good.
Drink the beer, forget the food.
A R
Located at the base of Aspen Highlands, right in front of the main lifts, Highlands Alehouse is our favorite spot to grab food and drinks for lunch or after a day of skiing. The food is great, the pub is nice inside, and the service at the bar is excellent. You can’t get any more convenient than this place if you’re visiting the Highlands.
… moreLace N
We ate here after going to Maroon Bells from the shuttle service in the building across the pavilion. First off, this place is expensive. Be prepared to spend 40-60$ for 2 people for lunch. The best thing was the fried mozzarella. I got the barbacoa tacos, and they were awful. Not sure if it was just a slow day but the meat was super dry and tough. Philly was okay, nothing crazy.
Another person we were with got the Fajita bowl, which is misleading because it’s a salad. Fajitas are suppose to have meat. White rice and bell peppers.
They then had to order the meat separately after realizing it was an $18 salad. When they brought the meat to us they pretty much threw it down, and it was 4 slices of dry unseasoned chicken…
Great views though.
We tried to talk to a manager and I guess there wasn’t one.
… moreAnother person we were with got the Fajita bowl, which is misleading because it’s a salad. Fajitas are suppose to have meat. White rice and bell peppers.
They then had to order the meat separately after realizing it was an $18 salad. When they brought the meat to us they pretty much threw it down, and it was 4 slices of dry unseasoned chicken…
Great views though.
We tried to talk to a manager and I guess there wasn’t one.
nilofar sayyad
Stopped here for lunch after we returned from maroon bells. Food was good and the service was quick. Ordered fajita bowl with Tofu and Chicken Panini.The chicken paninis were really tasty.Loved the outdoor seating with a beautiful view of the mountains along with some fall colors.Overall satisfying experience.
… moreTeresa Nornes
Great place to eat in Aspen. Self-serve, other than staff bringing pizza, so quick & easy. Beautiful views of mountain! Clean restrooms a bonus! Best pizza I’ve had in a long while!! Give it a try!!!
… moreAmalia
Best burger in Aspen by far. The place is authentic, relaxed and has a beautiful setting. The portion sizes are generous. There is value when comparing to restaurants in downtown Aspen. Very kid-friendly!
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