Based on 177 reviews, the restaurant has received a rating of 4.4 stars. Price $$$
Address:
100 High Alpine Lift Rd, Snowmass Village, CO 81615
Phone: (970) 923-0455
Website: https://www.aspensnowmass.com/visit/dining/snowmass/high-alpine
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Anthony R
The High Alpine Restaurant is one of the nicest ski lodges that we have ever stopped by for lunch in the middle of the day during skiing. The food was expensive but very good!
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Anne Grice
Awesome location, beautiful, setting, and great food. Largest pretzels ever!
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Leanne Schlosser
Convent ski lodge at the top of the Alpine Springs lift in Snowmass. Fast, and easy to grab/order food.
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Harry Robinson
The food here is fast and delicious I recommend this because it takes 4 people 30 minutes to eat there food. It is also very cheap
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Marcus Taylor
Merry Go Round restaurant chefs please come learn how to cook soups from the chefs at High Alpine. Thank you
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Victoria Turner
This was a regular lunch spot on the mountain. Views are amazing it’s center of the ski area and the food is decent. Loved the salad and soups.
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Aidan Farley
Owner complained that we brought a sack lunch even after we bought things to supplement what we brought. The ski company does not allow their properties to refuse service to people with sack lunches and Gwyn’s is leased to the owners by the ski company and is on national forest property. This means that since they are not a private establishment on private property, they are not allowed to refuse service. (See Aspen times article detailing this) We would have been happy to leave after the owner made it clear that we should leave, but he came back not 5 mins later and said we could finish our lunch. Then 20 minutes later after he realized that we had bought drinks and fries he came back again for a third time and told us that it’s a health safety concern to have skiiers bring their own lunches because they are not in a refrigerator and could go bad. The owner claimed that it was the responsibility of the restaurant if someone got sick OFF FOOD THEY BROUGHT! THEIR OWN FOOD. THAT MAKES NO SENSE! I have worked in the food service industry and have NEVER heard of such a rule. The number of times the owner’s story changed confused us and he was very touchy while explaining all of this. It was very clear that we were not welcome but the owner didn’t want to look bad in front of his other customers for kicking out 5 teenagers for eating lunch after buying items. This is the first time I have ever had this problem and I have brought a sack lunch many times before. I probably won’t return untill next year when the ski company owns Gwyns because the owner made me and my friends feel uncomfortable and unwelcome. Otherwise this place has good food and a good ambiance. Maybe it was just an off day for the owner.
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Alex Forsythe
Make this part of your lunch plans for sure while skiing snowmass Moutain. Amazing bread! Ask nicely and the register may give you a local discount.
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will
They have gluten free options, certified kappa pride moment
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Lance Sloves
Good spot, great food, service was good, but the server on the outside grills when they charged me added a tip without my consent. I had one tasty bratwurst. When i paid I wondered why my bill was 16.11. So I requested a receipt, but didn’t look at it until I got back to my room. Ask for receipts. There is no automatic tip policy. I was wondering why the server was nervous when I asked for a receipt. Can you imagine how many tips are automatically being put on credit cards at this place?
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