Prospect at Hotel Jerome

"Located in the swanky, thoroughly photogenic Hotel Jerome, Prospect offers its own breezy take on Aspen dining. The colorful, eclectic space provides the setting for seasonal cuisine that utilizes ingredients from local producers three meals a day, with approachable à la carte offerings. Breakfast highlights American classics like a bagel with cream cheese and house-smoked salmon, or chicken-fried steak, while lunch and dinner lean Mediterranean, with the likes of lumache pasta with pesto and stracciatella cheese, or Colorado lamb loin with caponata and babaganoush. A well-appointed bar provides an assortment of libations." - Michelin Inspector

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"Hotel Jerome, Prospect, unfolds as a saga of heritage and contemporary allure in the heart of Aspen's downtown. This must-visit ski destination has grasped the hearts of content creators recently, as it artfully captures the spirit of the Old West with all the modern fixings. The red-bricked façade whispers tales of a bygone era, while Prospect, the hotel's MICHELIN-recommended restaurant, elevates Aspen's gastronomic scene. When you check in to Hotel Jerome it isn't merely a stay; it's a curated journey through time, where the echoes of history seamlessly blend with the rhythms of modern luxury, establishing it as a haven for those who appreciate the confluence of tradition and refinement." - Ty Gaskins

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"You can’t just stumble into Prospect in the Hotel Jerome looking for a quick dinner—this is a prix fixe tasting menu meal that’ll last at least two hours. But if you have the time (and budget), dinner can be something really special, with most of the meal made up of ingredients sourced exclusively from Colorado. They really pull out all the stops with dry ice reveals and plates presented over river rocks. If you have commitment issues, or the whole thing just sounds a bit over the top, you can duck into J-Bar, the hotel’s sister restaurant. That’s where Hunter S. Thompson used to hang out for a burger and an Aspen Crud cocktail-meets-milkshake. " - katie shapiro

Prospect - Review - Aspen - The Infatuation

"You can’t just stumble into Prospect in the Hotel Jerome looking for a quick dinner—this is a prix fixe tasting menu meal that’ll last at least two hours. But if you have the time (and budget), dinner can be something really special, with most of the meal made up of ingredients sourced exclusively from Colorado. They really pull out all the stops with dry ice reveals and plates presented over river rocks. If you have commitment issues, or the whole thing just sounds a bit over the top, you can duck into J-Bar, the hotel’s sister restaurant. That’s where Hunter S. Thompson used to hang out for a burger and an Aspen Crud cocktail-meets-milkshake." - Katie Shapiro

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"With a new executive chef, the Hotel Jerome’s fine dining restaurant, Prospect, is presenting an all-new winter menu. Ross Kilkenny boasts experience in some of America’s top eateries, including the River Café in Brooklyn, Bouchon in Yountville, California, and Meadowood Napa Valley in St. Helena, California. Try the beef carpaccio with lemongrass oil, cilantro, lime, crispy garlic, and shallots, or the grilled lamb loin with yuzu, carrot, smoked pistachio, and pomegranate. Kilkenny is also putting his touch on additional hideouts within the historic compound — the Living Room, J-Bar, and Bad Harriet — where you’ll also find the always-buzzing Felix Roasting Co., perfect for a morning warm-up (the hickory-smoked s’mores latte is a must)." - Katie Shapiro