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The Passage is a Truckee landmark in an mining era brick hotel on main street. Cedar Planked Salmon and Choice steaks head the menu. The bar features "the wall of scotch" over 50 single malts and has had impromtu music from Paul McCartney and Jimmy Buffet. For old Truckee atmmosphere it is a must.

Fun sports bar across form town ball fields and rodeo grounds. Draws young locals for pizza, salads and subs. Can get rockin late night with live music. Great place to meet active young crowd, snowboard hangout in winter, and good if not spectacular food.

At the Nothstar ski resort, tries hard but falls short of other top dollar places in Tahoe. The food is creative but lacks consistent execution and so gets just the three stars. Great decor and environmet, worth a stop if you are in town for a longer stay.

I lived in Aspen for three years and found Takah to be a dependable place to take visitors for a treat. Fun, not formal atmosphere and always good food.

Great locals stop for coffee and baked goods. Owned by the high school soccer coach, you will find some of the best skiers and athletes in town fueling up any given morning. Very social spot.

Great place for lunch and people watching. Large windows open on to a busy walking street in a very upscale shopping area. Classic French cooking by Chef/Owner Maurice Coutirer who can be found drinking with the patrons later. Table side magic shows are a recent addition in the evenings.

Santa Fe comes to Aspen, always busy in season with great local following. Small space and open seating means its not the best for an intimate meal, but it is for a group or social time.

Great place, good fix for food while bar hopping in Aspen. Laid back atmosphere with lots of locals.

Good value at the early bird special. Food is dependable but nothing inventive. Small bar stays pretty quiet and is good for a glass of wine and conversation.

Awesome subs! Very popular local's joint with outdoor seating in season. If you're in Aspen don't miss it!

Great local lunch place with delivery for dinner. Staff will gladly do special orders. Family run means consistent and friendly.

I lived in Aspen for three years and only ate here twice, some of the worst Mexican food I ever had. Place survives on liqour sales. Service is on par with food.

As three year Aspen resident I can recommend Cantina for great quesadillas and happy hour! Dinner is just average but the outdoor patio dining makes it a great place to relax and people watch.

Typical bar food, lots of deep fried choices but does have a fresh salad bar and pretty good mexican. Loud bar crowd and smoking were drawbacks.

What a great find in the little town of Angel Fire. Lots of variety with fresh food and great service. Chile dusted trout, smoked duck gumbo, and root chips with truffle oil were my favorites. Large naturally lighted bar and casual surroundings made us feel comfortable.Definately worth another stop. Too bad its only open for summer and fall.

Good green chile stew, not your typical bar food more into the latent hippies in Taos. Healthy and fresh with good stout beer. just off the plaza, has live music once a week or so.

Great lunch place just off the plaza in an old adobe. Low ceilings and stucco give lots of local flavor. Pretty basic fare through dinner when the place thrives as a locals bar with plenty of live music.

Simple food in a clean but slightly sterile atmosphere. Traditional chile and Northern New Mexico fare, consistent and reasonably priced.

Past its prime. Still great bar with local funk but the merger with conference center next door has killed the local flavor. Food is good but hardly inspired.

The stars are for the music not the food! Typical bar burgers and fried stuff with an adequate pizza, but the place thrives as a venue for almost famous and cult acts touring the west coast. Close to Reno it draws many acts that would never play a small venue like this. I saw Etta James and Leftover Salmon in the same week one winter.