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305 S Mill St, Aspen, Colorado, 81611, United States
(970) 925-1797 www.greyladyaspen.com
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Feb 13, 2018
Use to be D19 is Wild Fig group. Good food. Nice vibe. Sat at a high top. Waitress was good.

Jan 10, 2018
Great service and good food

Jan 23, 2017
Had reservation at 815 but we weren't seated until 845. The host was not at all apologetic and seemed annoyed that we kept asking if our table was ready. They charged us 5 dollars for the bread which we thought was inappropriate given that it's only bread and we didn't get compensated for waiting half an hour. They did eventually take that charge off but we had expected something a little more for the time we wasted. There's much better place in town that give customers a little more respect and aren't as pricey. Enjoyed the food but would never come back.

Mar 14, 2017
My experience here was less then I expected given its reviews. The food to me was incredibly overpriced for what you got, and the seafood I had was just terribly bland in flavor. One of my favorite sandwiches on the planet is a good lobster roll, so stopping in here for lunch that was the perfect thing for me to get. The french fries were mediocre, the pickles were great, and the lobster almost seemed fake. Just had no flavor. usually the sauce helps to back it up, but it was watered down and just dripped out also with no flavor. We also got the shrimp cocktail which was also less than stellar and was on par with what I could make at home with things from the grocery store frozen shrimp. The sauce was thin and just beaded off and very bland as well. Maybe I just had bad luck and hit at an absolutely horrible time, but to me the food was just not worth it. I would be willing to give it another try, the next time I am in Aspen since it is my favorite sandwich, but it would be with serious hesitation. Other than the food, the staff was very helpful and the hostess had the expected "upper class" presence about her which I always find a bit odd, but our server was great, attentive and pleasant. Overall, not that great of an experience for me, but I would be willing to try again in the distant future.

Jul 23, 2017
Good seafood in 'colorado'. Wait ataff was great to interact with and the food was worth the value.

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