OPENING IN WINTER 2021-2022
Dates of Operation & Hours: Closed
Cuisine: Continental
Location: Snowmass, atop the Alpine Springs Lift
Serves: Breakfast and lunch
Reservations: Yes
Phone: 970-923-8636
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Dates of Operation & Hours: Closed
Cuisine: Continental
Location: Snowmass, atop the Alpine Springs Lift
Serves: Breakfast and lunch
Reservations: Yes
Phone: 970-923-8636
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Alpin Room to Pause for the Winter 2020-2021 Season
In light of recent local health ordinances and uncertainty with restaurant capacities, Aspen Snowmass has made the decision to pause the opening of the new Alpin Room sit-down fine dining restaurant on Snowmass for the winter 2020-21 season. The High Alpine marketplace portion of the restaurant will remain open with stations serving freshly prepared pizza, homemade soups and stews, fresh salads, grilled burgers, and more.
By delaying the opening of Alpin Room, this transfers more seats to High Alpine, which offers quick-serve food options, in an effort to offer breakfast and lunch to as many people as possible daily.
“While we were looking forward to offering a new restaurant concept in Snowmass this winter, Alpin Room has no outdoor seating, so we decided it was best to use the current layout of the High Alpine marketplace portion of the restaurant to capitalize on seats for our guests,” says Jim Butchart, culinary director for Aspen Snowmass’s on-mountain dining. “The marketplace restaurant offers many options for spaced seating, quick-serve and to-go food options, outdoor decks and room for our guests to spread out based on current capacity limitations.”
Alpin Room will debut for the winter 2021-2022 season.
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In light of recent local health ordinances and uncertainty with restaurant capacities, Aspen Snowmass has made the decision to pause the opening of the new Alpin Room sit-down fine dining restaurant on Snowmass for the winter 2020-21 season. The High Alpine marketplace portion of the restaurant will remain open with stations serving freshly prepared pizza, homemade soups and stews, fresh salads, grilled burgers, and more.
By delaying the opening of Alpin Room, this transfers more seats to High Alpine, which offers quick-serve food options, in an effort to offer breakfast and lunch to as many people as possible daily.
“While we were looking forward to offering a new restaurant concept in Snowmass this winter, Alpin Room has no outdoor seating, so we decided it was best to use the current layout of the High Alpine marketplace portion of the restaurant to capitalize on seats for our guests,” says Jim Butchart, culinary director for Aspen Snowmass’s on-mountain dining. “The marketplace restaurant offers many options for spaced seating, quick-serve and to-go food options, outdoor decks and room for our guests to spread out based on current capacity limitations.”
Alpin Room will debut for the winter 2021-2022 season.
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Best known for: Sit-down experience with a menu that draws influence from the great mountain dining traditions of the French, Swiss, and Austrian Alps.
Don't miss: Chicken schnitzel with frise salad
Sit down comforts of a relaxed yet refined dining experience, the new Alpin Room offers dishes that are light, modern, yet classic from the mountain dining kitchens of the French, Swiss, and Austrian Alps.
Lunch starts with French onion soup, lobster salad, or the “Tartiflette,” a fondue like combination of cheese, potatoes, and smoky bacon that is perfect for sharing and sure to warm the soul. Entrée plates then move toward the chicken schnitzel with frise salad, duck confit with leek spätzle, or a vegan sweet potato curry. No indulgent lunch goes without topping it off with a house-baked dessert such as a black forest tart or cinnamon carrot cake.
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Don't miss: Chicken schnitzel with frise salad
Sit down comforts of a relaxed yet refined dining experience, the new Alpin Room offers dishes that are light, modern, yet classic from the mountain dining kitchens of the French, Swiss, and Austrian Alps.
Lunch starts with French onion soup, lobster salad, or the “Tartiflette,” a fondue like combination of cheese, potatoes, and smoky bacon that is perfect for sharing and sure to warm the soul. Entrée plates then move toward the chicken schnitzel with frise salad, duck confit with leek spätzle, or a vegan sweet potato curry. No indulgent lunch goes without topping it off with a house-baked dessert such as a black forest tart or cinnamon carrot cake.
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