Rocky Mountain Artisan cuisine is a specialty of the Montagna in the Little Nell. Serving traditional American breakfast, including cereals, omelets and pastries, juices, soups, salads, assortments of vegetables and meats are available, giving you plenty to choose from. And don't forget the exotic French, Swiss, Dutch and Italian cheeses and desserts after your meals or the wines from the large selection. You can choose from the Master Sommelier Richard Bett's private cellar consisting of over 20,000 wine bottles.

This old-fashioned movie house turned cineplex has five screens for your viewing pleasure. Originally opened in 1915, the theater was fully renovated in 1999. For a more enjoyable experience, sit back and relax with popcorn and a soda from the refreshment stand. For film times, ticket prices and further information please call.

What better way to end a tiring day than with some live music. And what better choice than the posh Belly Up! Don't wait anymore, get into your dance gear and head to this venue for a late night scene. Live music played by various artists, and the excellent sound and lighting system nudge you to get into the boogie mode. What's more? Two bars are available to quench your thirst. Tickets are required for entry; they can be booked online or at the door. Private events can be arranged for at this classy location. Check out the website for more information.

The Aspen Santa Fe Ballet, which produces the Aspen Dance Festival, has thrilled audiences with a myriad of dancing styles. The dance festival features various companies like the Paul Taylor Dance, The Trey McIntyre and the Complexions Modern Dance Company. This troupe provides classes in Jazz, ballet and tap to students. Check the website for upcoming events and ticket prices in both Aspen and Santa Fe.

If you are looking to impress, opt for this restaurant. Consistently rated as one of the best restaurants in Aspen, it offers top food with top jazz. The enclosed waterfalls create an immediate impression of "ooh, this is different." The menu extends this feel by offering New American cuisine with select dishes from around the world. Angus Beef fillet and elk tenderloin are two of the more notable dishes. Live Jazz can be found here every Thursday starting at 9pm. The wine list is the size of a small novella and features over 300 varieties.

39 Degrees Lounge located within the Sky Hotel is truly the place to rush to for heady cocktails, pleasant conversations, hip crowds, and chilling out in style. The comfortable chairs beckon you to stay a little longer and the bar tempts you to drink a little more. In summer, you can seat yourself in the pool area too. It's a great place to mingle with friends, old and new.

This centrally located dining gem is hard proof that you can enjoy good seafood while 1500 miles (2414 kilometers) inland and 7000 feet (2133 meters) above sea level. Its L-shaped dining room offers great views of Aspen Mountain and is ideal for watching people in adjoining Wagner Park. Chef Ed Curtindale never serves anything that would be considered as "the usual." The Charred Albacore Tuna Steak and the Masa Crusted Crabcakes are salivating verifications of this claim. A full raw bar is available.

This restaurant's French cuisine is so authentic that rumor has it some customers leave asking directions to the Louvre. The menu emphasizes light fare, a rarity for most French restaurants, and includes a nice mix of seafood, meat, and vegetarian dishes, including the Grilled Polenta. Its salads are creative and feature such "hmm-this-is-certainly-different" type selections like Roasted Duck mixed with Spring Greens. The interior has an elegant feel. If visiting in the summer definitely opt for its outdoor patio. This is a local favorite and reservations are urged.

The New York Post termed the highbrow Caribou Club the best private club in America. The key word here is private, because if you want to gain access, you need a current member to sponsor you. But it is a small price to pay for a few nights of high society and five-star cuisine. Chat with a renowned sommelier and sample wines from a cellar containing more than 5000 selections from around the world. Or, relax with a cigar in an overstuffed chair by the roaring fireplace in the Great Room. After dinner, things get moving on the disco dance floor.

Bentleys' is a true locals' joint that just so happens, due to its location next to the Wheeler Opera House, to attract a good number of tourists. The bar resembles an old Victorian pub, and even includes an old bank counter imported from England functioning as a bar. You can choose from an array of typical American pub fare ranging from soups and salads to burgers and nachos. But if you are feeling more civilized, the menu offers an interesting selection of entrees including shrimp stir fry and Ruby Trout. The bar has one of the best beer lists in town.