Best Takeout Food Restaurants in Maroon Bells

"A post shared by Luis Alberto Molina (@luisalmolina) on Nov 13, 2016 at 7:12pm PST. This 19th-century miner’s cottage, recently transformed from an artifact into a contemporary lounge setting, allows you to experience pure history and a purely good time!. Take advantage of their low rates, as well as their seasonal discounts, and try their iconic dishes on for size when you take their hearty portions to heart."

"Carpenter Gothic styles of a steeply pitched roof and vibrant all-white color schemes characterize the building and add to the ambiance. With a menu that offers familiar and family-friendly food and an extensive wine and cocktail selection,"

"Maru is a hip and trendy eatery with a Japanese infusion menu. You can’t go wrong with amazing dishes, such as the Char Siu Lamb Ribs, Hamachi Grapefruit Sashimi, Kampachi Sushi (AmberJack), or the Stuffed Quail. Maru, whose name means “circle” in Japanese, opened in 2015."

"Chef Frank Lu personally welcomes every guest to Jing with magnetic charm. A longtime favorite haunt among locals (formerly known as Asie), the restaurant brings Shanghai to Aspen through dim sum, along with signature dishes like whole Peking duck with ossetra caviar (best reserved in advance), hot pepper prawns, and crispy whole fish with spicy ginger honey miso sauce. A full-service sushi and raw bar round out the always fun experience."

"A favorite of locals and guests alike, Jing (formerly Asie) features a unique menu of modern Asian fusion, contemporary sushi, sashimi, and raw bar dishes. Fresh ingredients, creative cuisine, and an inviting atmosphere that inspire warmth and happiness. Jing delivers an authentic Asian experience...See more"

"I stopped in here to try out their Sunday happy hour with my fiance on a Sunday afternoon. Their menu had a lot of specials for happy hour for food as well as... (970) 920-9988Order online"

"What to know: Open for take-out with outdoor seating and delivery service available everyday. Online take-out ordering through our website. Call for take-out and delivery."

"What to know: Aspen Pie Shop’s patio is open daily for pizza, pitchers of beer, cocktails, sandwiches, salads and more. Order online for pick-up or FREE DELIVERY."

"Walk into his gallery and the shear beauty and brilliant colors of his work will take your breath away. Many people try to mimic his work but none are quite as good as Peter. The essence of his work is..."

"Alongside the professional gallery artwork and associated artist receptions in the Red Brick gallery, the Red Brick Center for the Arts advertises an ongoing selection of art workshops, lectures, and student exhibitions. Explore the full events calendar at the Red Brick in downtown Aspen."

"For a small mountain town, Aspen’s art galleries rival those found in the art meccas of Los Angeles, Miami, and New York. When staying at the Aspen Square Hotel, we encourage you to visit one of the many local galleries. Stop by Galerie Maximillian for Modern and Contemporary Fine Art, Elliot Yeary Gallery for eclectic fine art and jewelry, and Skye Gallery for curation of “a diverse collective of emerging and established artists, both local and global."

"Aspen’s reputation as a center for contemporary art started in 1945, when Chicago businessman Walter Paepcke saw the town and decided to make it into a refined cultural retreat. Almost as soon as Paepcke arrived, he was importing contemporary art and artists. Long a supporter of the Bauhaus, the famous Weimar-era German architecture and design school, he got Bauhaus founder Walter Gropius to help draw up a master plan for the town."

"Address: 303 East Hopkins Avenue, Aspen, Colorado CO, 81611, USA Tel: +1 970 925 5083 This gallery represents a wide range of popular local artists and covers numerous different styles and mediums. In particular, look out for the landscape paintings that capture the surrounding scenery at its very best. Open hours: Monday to Saturday - 11:00 to 18:00 Admission: free"

"This quaint park (pictured at the top of this article) is east to miss in the southeast corner of Aspen, but once you find the flowing water and picturesque pond, you won’t want to leave. One of the oldest parks in town, Glory Hole park was named for a sinkhole that formed in 1918 when part of a silver mine collapsed. The pond is loved by dogs looking for a cool dip in the hot summer months and the picnic tables make it perfect for a romantic meal in the park."

"If you’re looking for some great views, head up to Molly Gibson Park. Situated at the base of Smuggler Mountain trail, the park is perfect for throwing a football, frisbee, or even bringing up a corn hole or bocce ball set. It overlooks Aspen Mountain, and on a clear day, you can see all the way to Mt. Sopris."

"We got lunch, strolled around the Aspen Pedestrian Mall in downtown, and enjoyed some ice cream while watching the local dogs play on the lawn at Wagner Park. From here, our plan was to drive to the nearby town of Glenwood Springs, but before heading there, we made one final stop at Maroon Bells Scenic Area. Even though the late afternoon light is not the best for photos, we still loved seeing these majestic peaks and spending a little time at beautiful Maroon Lake. Once the sun got low in the sky, we hit the road again and made our way to Glenwood Springs."

"Wagner Park hosts the iconic Grand Tasting Tent at the annual Food and Wine Classic. This takes the otherwise public park out of the running for a few weeks each September (note: "the Classic" has moved into the fall post-COVID), but when not in use by the foodies, it’s one of the largest parks in town, the most centrally located, and one of the most used. Dogs are able to get up to speed due to the park's size and their humans can take in the sprawling views of Aspen Mountain."

"Wagner Park is Aspen’s most centrally located and visible park since it borders the downtown core. It’s one of our favorites because it’s directly across the street from the Limelight Hotel. Used as a rugby pitch at various times throughout the year, Wagner Park is the favorite of locals walking their dogs during their lunch breaks."

"To get there, we walk through the streets of the West End that have restricted car traffic in the summer. Cars can’t drive more than a block on these streets making them perfect for people, pups, and bikers. Triangle Park is ideal for kids because it has a great playground, with few cars driving nearby."