Visited first and last night of our stay as it was great both times. Wings - perfect! Buzzy good value true American bar. No bookings- just go and enjoy !
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Visited first and last night of our stay as it was great both times. Wings - perfect! Buzzy good value true American bar. No bookings- just go and enjoy !
Red Onion is a favorite for many. Burgers are pretty good. Made the mistake of ordering a fish entre on my last visit Stick to the burgers, For Aspen, prices are cheap which perhaps accounts for the crowds.
The Red Onion was originally established in 1892, and many of its original features survive today. The bar and back bar are impressive, and the pressed tin ceiling lends that old-timey feel to the place. Dozens of different whiskeys are available, lending street cred to...More
30 years ago I was having Jell-O shots at the Red Onion. The atmosphere is fun and there is no wait to get in. The food is bar food at best. The truffle fries could have used a little more truffle- though you could smell...More
I love this place! It feels so old school classic Aspen! It’s a restaurant which serves adequate food and it’s a fun and vibey bar scene later at night - shots off skis are available! There is also great live music which adds to the...More
2 beers for $10 in Aspen? They have some great beer selection and the burgers were good too. We were thinking about stopping by for happy hour. But it would have been tight with the 12 of us.
Went for a couple of drinks and an early dinner. The food was OK, but the service was pretty terrible. Had to go looking for our server on three occasions to get drinks, settle the bill. The people at the next table had the same...More
How many gourmet meals can you eat in one week. After you have been to Pinons, Matsuhisa, Jimmy's etc. and you are ready for a break from fine dinning head to the Red Onion. It is an almost locals place with burgers, salads, tacos, and...More
Can't go wrong here with anything you order. An extensive liquor offering with live music as well. Prices are moderate and offerings are generous. It's a must stop for Aspen.
I used to go to the Red Onion in the late sixties and early seventies, and I have many fond memories of sitting on the patio in the summer enjoying a meal while watching people stroll by. Since the re-opening of the restaurant after being...More
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