Swedish Hill at Aspen Art Museum — Restaurant in Aspen

Horrible service - same experience as the person below me. It’s the worst service I’ve probably ever gotten at a cafe/restaurant. I’m a local and have been here a few times and the time they got my order wrong stands out to me as a very bad memory in my life because of the subconscious side of the whole interaction. The woman taking my order was antagonistic hostile and rude. Maybe they have a thing against white women. It does not feel like a safe environment on an Interpersonal level (think white lotus season one). This past time I told the woman who was taking my order I wanted two small deli items to go. She said “small right”? Then proceeded to get a large cup right in front of me and start filling it with fruit (wrong order). I had to correct her as I saw it happening, whole experience felt odd. I couldn’t tell if it was an honest mistake or antagonistic behavior. The time before that - I ordered a sandwich. The wrong one came out (I’ve never had this happen in my 32 years on this planet) and I would have never ordered that particular sandwich. I assumed they had the wrong person - but they didn’t. when I brought it up I thought I saw a glimmer in the woman’s eyes who took my order when I...

We love the rooftop at the Aspen Art Museum. It is THE hangout spot for so many activities in central Aspen. Swedish Hill is a wonderful addition, providing a great place to work and socialize in a welcoming environment. The food at Swedish Hill is so tasty and amazing, they have a wonderful selection.

We love doing happy hour up here in the summer, we also have attended Art Crush sponsored by Prada, as well as great speaking panels. The views are immaculate, they also host apres ski parties here in the winter. It's one of my favorite spots in the entire roaring fork valley, not to mention the architecture of the space is insanely cool. I come here with clients and friends all the time....

While waiting for our Maroon Bells reservation we took in the Aspen Art Museum. Since it was off season they only had one exhibit but it was well worth the time as it was also free. Once we completed the exhibit we went up to the rooftop eating area of which was closing but the porch/deck facing the ski area was open. For the next two hours we sat and took in the beautiful scenery and discussed how busy this place must be in season. If you go to Aspen to ski I highly recommend this spot as I hear the food is excellent and the view...