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Catch Steak Aspen

Catch Hospitality Group's first mountain-resort steakhouse Modern Steakhouse — Catch Hospitality Group $$$$ Downtown Aspen — East Hopkins Avenue, Aspen

Catch Hospitality Group's first mountain-resort steakhouse — a two-level downtown Aspen room with an outdoor terrace facing Aspen Mountain and a working New York City pace transplanted to the Hopkins Avenue walking grid.

The Restaurant

Catch Steak Aspen occupies a two-level corner room at 515 East Hopkins Avenue in downtown Aspen — directly on the working Hopkins-Avenue walking grid, two blocks from the gondola plaza and a three-minute walk from the Hotel Jerome — and opened as the Catch Hospitality Group's first mountain-resort steakhouse. The room is spread throughout two levels including a downstairs main parlor with leather banquettes against the west wall, a working brass-rail front-bar that anchors the room and an upstairs outdoor terrace with sweeping views over Aspen Mountain that reads as one of the most directly-mountain-facing dining-room views in town. The conversion brought a deliberate modern-steakhouse-meets-resort palette — dark walnut, brass fixtures, working pendant lighting, a careful low-light scheme that reads as a working New York City steakhouse rather than a mountain-rustic operation.

The kitchen runs the modern-steakhouse format the way the format ought to be run with a working Catch-Hospitality-Group energy: a USDA Prime dry-aged programme as the standing centre, a careful raw-bar second card that runs through the working evening (oysters flown from both coasts, a king-crab-leg programme priced by the pound, a working caviar service for the celebration crowd), and a small-plate appetizer programme that the bar set orders across the evening. Signature plates include the dry-aged tomahawk-for-two, a working steak-tartare prepared tableside, an oysters-Rockefeller raw-bar opener, the Catch-Hospitality-Group signature 'Catch Roll' sushi (a Catch-format New York hold-over that has carried to Aspen) and a creamy lobster bisque that has held its place since opening. The wine list runs to about three hundred labels with deliberate California-Cabernet, Champagne and working Bordeaux depth.

Service is the older school of Catch-Hospitality-Group steakhouse hospitality — career servers, a sommelier who can guide the working bottle conversation, weekend-evening live DJ programming that builds the working New-York-to-Aspen energy and a pace that treats a two-hour dinner as the format rather than the exception. The outdoor terrace with sweeping Aspen Mountain views adds about thirty covers in summer and is the working ski-season apres-dining centre. The Hopkins Avenue address on the working downtown walking grid means a real-estate client can walk in from any downtown hotel without an Uber. For an Aspen evening that needs to register as a real modern-steakhouse format rather than a mountain-rustic operation, Catch is the standing downtown answer.

Primary Occasion

Why This Is Aspen’s Close a Deal Pick

Catch Steak Aspen is the Aspen close-a-deal room because the format does the work that a mountain-rustic steakhouse cannot. The two-level downtown room — main parlor downstairs, outdoor terrace upstairs with sweeping Aspen-Mountain views — gives a host two distinct dining-room formats depending on the working weather. The USDA Prime dry-aged programme — the tomahawk-for-two, the working raw-bar opener, the caviar service — gives the table a steakhouse credential that any visiting New York or Los Angeles client recognizes immediately. The Catch Hospitality Group brand is the working credential — a client who has dined at Catch in Manhattan or Catch Miami arrives and sees the same working energy. The three-hundred-label wine card with deliberate California-Cabernet and Champagne depth gives the host a careful bottle conversation. For an Aspen close-a-deal evening that needs to read as a working New York City pace rather than a mountain-rustic operation, Catch is the answer.

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Scores
Food8.8
Ambience9.1
Value7.6
Practical Information
Address515 E Hopkins Ave, 81611
NeighbourhoodDowntown Aspen — East Hopkins Avenue
Price$95-$180 per person
CuisineModern Steakhouse — Catch Hospitality Group
Dress CodeSmart casual — mountain-resort
Reservations2-3 weeks advance for ski-season weekends
HoursWed-Thu & Sun 6-8:30pm; Fri-Sat 6-9pm; closed Mon-Tue
MichelinCatch Hospitality Group's first mountain-resort steakhouse
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