Best Rooftop Restaurants in New York
50 hand-picked restaurants, critic-reviewed and ranked
Last Updated: February 2026
Our Top Pick
Saga
High-altitude, two-Michelin-star tasting menus with panoramic city views.
Essential Picks
#1
Saga
9.1
Saga is a two-Michelin-star tasting-menu restaurant perched on the 63rd floor of 70 Pine, where chef Charlie Mitchell now leads a seasonal, nostalgia-inflected menu served alongside sweeping harbor and skyline views. Guests come for long-form, special-occasion dinners that emphasize seafood, precise plating, and polished, choreography-level service in one of the most dramatic dining rooms downtown.
Must-Try Dishes:
Tempura-style fried fish with seasonal garnishes, Cornbread topped with gold Osetra caviar, Tsuyahime dirty rice with Southern-inspired flavors
What Makes it Special: High-altitude, two-Michelin-star tasting menus with panoramic city views.
9
The River Cafe is a landmark fine-dining destination cantilevered over the East River with floor-to-ceiling views of the Manhattan skyline and Brooklyn Bridge. A jacket-required room, live piano, and a polished tasting-style menu make it one of the city’s classic special-occasion restaurants. Couples come here for once-a-year celebrations where the setting, service, and composed plates all feel deliberately theatrical.
Must-Try Dishes:
Seared Foie Gras, Rack of Lamb, Chocolate Brooklyn Bridge Dessert
What Makes it Special: Iconic waterfront fine dining with skyline views and formal romance.
#3
Westlight
9
A stylish rooftop bar offering creative cocktails and breathtaking 360-degree views of Brooklyn and Manhattan.
Must-Try Dishes:
Westlight Burger, Chili Lime Shrimp, Crispy Pork Belly
What Makes it Special: 360-degree panoramic views with an upscale rooftop bar experience.
Notable Picks
#4
Overstory
8.9
Overstory is a 64th-floor cocktail bar atop 70 Pine Street where meticulously built drinks, bar snacks, and a wraparound terrace deliver some of the most dramatic skyline views in the Financial District. Guests treat it as a special-occasion nightcap spot or a compact, high-impact evening built entirely around cocktails and a handful of savory bites.
Must-Try Dishes:
Chili-lime popcorn, Oysters on the half shell, Ham and cheese pretzel with char siu pork
What Makes it Special: High-floor cocktail bar with 360-degree terrace views and polished snacks.
#5
Audace NYC
8.8
Audace sits on Park Avenue South with a glamorous dining room and rooftop-adjacent bar, channeling modern Italian fine dining through handmade pastas, elaborate pizzas and plated mains. It’s built for special-occasion nights where cocktails, skyline peeks and richly sauced courses all matter as much as the food.
Must-Try Dishes:
Pizza Audace, Linguine ai Gamberi di Mazara, Tortello Cacio e Pepe Napoletano
What Makes it Special: Design-forward Italian dining room with elaborate pastas, signature pizzas and rooftop-adjacent energy.
8.8
Bark Barbecue runs a stall on the rooftop level of Time Out Market, serving peppery, Texas-style brisket with subtle Dominican touches alongside ribs and sausage. Diners come here for smoked meats that justify the trip to DUMBO and a casual setup where you can pair a tray of barbecue with bridge and skyline views.
Must-Try Dishes:
Fatty brisket by the pound, Smoked pork ribs, Longaniza sausage links
What Makes it Special: Smoked brisket and ribs served with skyline views atop Time Out Market.
8.8
Time Out Market New York is a two-story food hall in Empire Stores with a fifth-floor rooftop terrace looking out at the Brooklyn and Manhattan Bridges. Dozens of curated vendors serve everything from ramen and barbecue to pastries and cocktails, so groups can mix and match while sharing skyline views. It’s the go-to rooftop option when you need something for everyone without leaving DUMBO.
Must-Try Dishes:
Clinton St. Pancakes from Clinton St. Baking Company, Bark Barbecue brisket sandwich, Mr Taka Ramen bowl
What Makes it Special: Multi-vendor food hall with a dedicated rooftop bar and bridge views.
8.8
Wall Street Grill is a kosher fine-dining steakhouse in the Financial District with a serious sushi program, including an omakase-minded nigiri bar led by a veteran Tokyo-trained chef. Locals and business diners come for polished service, rooftop seating, and sushi that feels more like a composed tasting than standard rolls.
Must-Try Dishes:
Spicy Tuna Roll, Yellowtail Jalapeno Roll, Salmon Avocado Roll
What Makes it Special: Kosher fine-dining steakhouse with a dedicated sushi bar and rooftop.
8.7
Casa Cipriani is a members-only club and hotel opened in 2021 inside the restored Beaux-Arts Battery Maritime Building, where Cipriani’s classic Venetian dishes meet sweeping New York Harbor views. The club’s restaurant extends onto an elevated terrace and private rooftop spaces, turning Bellinis, carpaccio, and baked pastas into a full skyline-facing night out for those willing to pay for the setting.
Must-Try Dishes:
Carpaccio alla Cipriani, Baked Tagliolini with Ham, Vanilla Meringue Cake
What Makes it Special: Private Cipriani club with rooftop terrace dining over New York Harbor.
8.7
Vibes:
Birthday & Celebration Central
Date Night Magic
Group Dining Gatherings
Rooftop Views Revelry
Prime Mēt is a modern steakhouse perched above Downtown Flushing, pairing serious dry-aged steaks and polished starters with a rooftop lounge and skyline views. It’s where locals go when they want a classic American steakhouse experience with nightlife energy rather than old-school formality.
Must-Try Dishes:
Roasted Bone Marrow, Short Rib & Brisket Burger, Prime Meat Sandwich
What Makes it Special: A rooftop steakhouse combining polished steaks, cocktails, and skyline views.
8.6
Vibes:
Luxury Dining Elite
Business Lunch Power Players
Group Dining Gatherings
Rooftop Views Revelry
Two blocks from Grand Central, Aretsky’s Patroon is a multi-level Midtown townhouse where serious American steakhouse cooking meets a heated, year-round rooftop. Since the late 1990s under restaurateur Ken Aretsky, it has become a corporate-card favorite for crab cakes, dry-aged steaks and polished, old-school service capped with rooftop cocktails and cigars.
Must-Try Dishes:
Jumbo Lump Crab Cakes, 40-Day Dry Aged Ribeye, Crab Cake Sliders
What Makes it Special: Classic Midtown townhouse steakhouse with a heated, all-weather rooftop bar.
8.6
Vibes:
Rooftop Views Revelry
Luxury Dining Elite
Birthday & Celebration Central
Instagram Worthy Wonders
A nightlife-leaning Middle Eastern restaurant that pairs a rooftop setting with a menu built around mezze and grilled plates. The cooking lands best when you order in a tight, shareable lane—one cold spread, one cooked mezze, one main off the grill—so the table stays balanced and celebratory.
Must-Try Dishes:
Grilled Octopus, Hummus Awarma, Stewed Okra
What Makes it Special: A rooftop dinner room where mezze-and-grill ordering drives the whole experience.
#13
Laser Wolf
8.6
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Must-Try Dishes:
Salatim and hummus spread with house pita, Lamb kofta or mixed grill skewers, Brown sugar soft-serve sundae with crunchy toppings
What Makes it Special: A rooftop Israeli grill with unlimited salatim and skyline views.﹖cite﹖19﹖turn1search19﹖
ONE Dine sits over 100 stories above Lower Manhattan inside One World Observatory, serving contemporary American plates like lobster rolls and filet mignon alongside panoramic sunset views. It’s a classic special-occasion pick where the skyline and cocktails do as much as the food to make the night feel romantic.
Must-Try Dishes:
Lobster rolls with fennel slaw on brioche, Filet mignon with braised leeks and au poivre, Chocolate lava cake or seasonal dessert
What Makes it Special: Sky-high dining room at One World Observatory where floor-to-ceiling views and cocktails frame a classic special-occasion dinner.
#15
Pilot
8.6
Pilot is a seasonal oyster and cocktail bar on a restored wooden schooner docked at Pier 6 in Brooklyn Bridge Park. The short menu leans hard into bivalves, crudos and light seafood plates that pair with cocktails as the skyline lights up across the harbor.
Must-Try Dishes:
Daily oyster selection, Lobster Roll, Soft-shell crab or fish sandwich
What Makes it Special: Historic schooner turned oyster bar with cocktails and skyline views on the water.
8.6
A chic rooftop bar at Wythe Hotel, offering artisanal cocktails and sweeping views of Manhattan’s skyline.
Must-Try Dishes:
Grilled Oysters, Crispy Brussels Sprouts, Spicy Tuna Tartare
What Makes it Special: A chic rooftop offering stunning views and artisanal cocktails.
#17
Cantina Rooftop
8.5
Vibes:
Rooftop Views Revelry
Girls Night Out Approved
Birthday & Celebration Central
Late Night Legends
Cantina Rooftop delivers big, crowd-pleasing Mexican plates in a party-first rooftop setting. Expect bold flavors, shareable portions, and a festive, DJ-fueled atmosphere that feels like a Midtown vacation. It’s more “night out” than quiet dinner, and that’s the point.
Must-Try Dishes:
Birria tacos, Steak fajitas, Tableside guacamole
What Makes it Special: A high-energy rooftop fiesta with reliable tacos and margaritas.
#18
Celestine
8.5
Celestine is a Mediterranean-leaning restaurant at the base of the Manhattan Bridge with wraparound windows framing the skyline and river. Its mezze, lamb, and seafood skew slightly upscale without feeling formal, making it a favorite for date nights that hinge on both flavor and views. The terrace and soft, candlelit interior tilt romantic whether you’re sharing a bottle of wine or a family-style spread.
Must-Try Dishes:
Seasonal Mezze Platter, Harissa Roasted Chicken, Whole Branzino
What Makes it Special: Riverfront Mediterranean plates with dramatic bridge views and soft lighting.
8.5
Perched atop 1 Hotel Brooklyn Bridge, Harriet's Rooftop pairs Japanese-inspired bar bites with sweeping views of the Brooklyn Bridge and Lower Manhattan. Cocktails lean seasonal and sustainability-focused, while small plates like okonomiyaki fries and chicken gyoza skew more lounge-snack than full dinner. It’s a polished, scene-y choice for date nights and celebrations that are really about the skyline.
Must-Try Dishes:
Okonomiyaki Fries, Chicken Gyoza, Crispy Rice & Spicy Tuna
What Makes it Special: Elevated cocktails and Japanese-inspired bites with direct bridge and skyline views.
#20
Mr. Purple
8.5
Perched on the 15th floor of Hotel Indigo, Mr. Purple pairs Manhattan skyline views with shareable bar plates and cocktails that lean more party-forward than fine dining. Locals and visitors use it as a pregame, nightcap, or full evening hangout when the priority is energy and views over quiet conversation.
Must-Try Dishes:
Chips and guacamole, Tuna tartare, Hummus with warm pita
What Makes it Special: High-energy rooftop parties with commanding downtown skyline views.
8.5
Set atop the historic Beekman Tower in Turtle Bay, Ophelia is a glass-enclosed rooftop lounge with 360-degree views over the East River and Midtown skyline. Opened in 2018 and recommended by Michelin, it leans into moody, Art Deco cocktails, seasonal décor and a tight menu of shareable plates that justify the premium pricing.
Must-Try Dishes:
Ahi Tuna Tartare with Chili Honey, Duck Confit Spring Rolls, Spinach & Artichoke Dip
What Makes it Special: Art Deco greenhouse rooftop with 360-degree river and skyline views.
8.5
Vibes:
Rooftop Views Revelry
Girls Night Out Approved
Birthday & Celebration Central
Trendy Table Hotspots
Rooftop at Royalton Park Avenue layers an indoor–outdoor pool deck, wraparound terrace, and cocktail lounge above Park Avenue with direct Empire State Building views. Between brunch classics like Nutella French toast and an all-day menu of lobster rolls, sliders, and salads, it functions as both a daytime hang and a nighttime party terrace.
Must-Try Dishes:
Nutella French toast, Mini lobster rolls, Smash burger
What Makes it Special: High-floor rooftop with a pool, wraparound terrace, and full food-and-cocktail program facing the Empire State Building.
#23
Tavern29
8.5
Tavern29 is a three-level American tavern with a rooftop that stays busy from bottomless brunch into late night. After dark, the space shifts from casual dining to a full bar scene where burgers, pretzels, and fries keep pace with rounds of beer and cocktails.
Must-Try Dishes:
Buffalo Chicken Dip, Tavern Burger, Soft Bavarian Pretzel
What Makes it Special: Multi-level tavern with a true rooftop and late-night kitchen.
8.5
An upscale seafood joint offering fresh oysters, lobster rolls, and a cozy bar.
Must-Try Dishes:
Lobster Roll, Oysters, Clam Chowder
What Makes it Special: Fresh seafood with a cozy, upscale ambiance.
Opened in 2021 as Manhattan’s first legal whiskey distillery since Prohibition, this NoHo spot pairs serious cocktails with a New York–driven brasserie menu. Most dining happens in a dim, polished dining room, with a rooftop event deck used for private parties and special occasions.
Must-Try Dishes:
Short Rib Benedict, Barrel-smoked ribs, Duck confit croquettes
What Makes it Special: Whiskey distillery restaurant with jazz brunch and a bookable rooftop deck.
#26
Haven Rooftop
8.4
Haven Rooftop serves elevated American dishes and cocktails with panoramic Midtown skyline views just steps from Times Square. Its combination of hearty plates and rooftop ambiance makes it a go‑to for social dinners and celebrations.
Must-Try Dishes:
Handcrafted cocktails, Seasonal American entrées, Rooftop brunch items
What Makes it Special: Sky‑high skyline views paired with approachable American cuisine and cocktails.
#27
Le Vaux Rooftop
8.4
A hotel rooftop that leans Parisian garden rather than party deck—quietly high-design, polished, and built for lingering over cocktails and luxe small plates. Come for skyline air and a more controlled, grown-up energy, then eat in a slow, snack-forward rhythm.
Must-Try Dishes:
Lobster Hashbrowns (served with caviar), Spicy Tuna (crispy rice, jalapeño), Oysters on the Half Shell
What Makes it Special: A Versailles-coded rooftop with skyline views and luxe snack plates.
8.4
Leaf Bar & Lounge crowns the Hyatt Place hotel with a glass-wrapped rooftop serving craft cocktails and Taiwanese-leaning small plates above One Fulton Square. It’s the go-to for happy hour, post-dinner drinks, and relaxed nights where locals mix skyline views with gyoza, wings, and late-evening cocktails.
Must-Try Dishes:
Leaf Burger with fries, Sichuan chili oil dumplings, Pineapple shrimp with mentaiko fries
What Makes it Special: Flushing’s pioneering craft-cocktail rooftop blending skyline views with Taiwanese small plates.
#29
Lombardi's Pizza
8.4
New York’s first pizzeria, Lombardi's offers classic coal-oven pies that are crispy, flavorful, and loved by late-night pizza seekers.
Must-Try Dishes:
Margherita Pie, Pepperoni Pie, White Pizza
What Makes it Special: New York’s first pizzeria with crispy coal-oven pies.
8.4
Perched atop the iconic Empire Hotel with sweeping skyline views over Lincoln Center and Central Park, The Empire Rooftop pairs classic cocktails with light bites in a lively yet relaxed atmosphere. Its seasonal terraces and retractable roof make it a versatile destination for sunset drinks, weekend brunch, or after‑work gatherings with friends.
Must-Try Dishes:
Empire Sunset Cocktail, Seasonal Small Plates, Charcuterie Board
What Makes it Special: Iconic skyline and Lincoln Center views with seasonal terraces
8.4
Set atop PUBLIC Hotel, The Roof trades long menus for wide-angle downtown views, DJ-driven nights, and a concise list of cocktails and small plates. It’s a polished option for date nights or visiting friends when you want an only-in-NYC skyline backdrop with a bit of Jean-Georges polish in the snacks.
Must-Try Dishes:
Chips and guacamole, Seasonal bar bites, Frosé
What Makes it Special: High-design rooftop with 360-degree views and DJ-led nights.
8.3
A cocktail-first rooftop with “seating station” pockets that make the room feel more intimate than most Midtown rooftops. Come for the drinks and the view, then snack smart—classic luxury-bar bites that keep it feeling like a full experience without over-ordering.
Must-Try Dishes:
Lobster roll, Mushroom croquettes, Bartender's choice cocktail
What Makes it Special: A rooftop built around cocktails with semi-private-feeling seating pockets.
#33
Hotel Chantelle
8.3
Vibes:
Rooftop Views Revelry
Brunch Bliss Spots
Girls Night Out Approved
Birthday & Celebration Central
Hotel Chantelle’s glass-covered rooftop mimics a Parisian garden, with vintage lampposts, greenery, and brunch-friendly plates that turn into bottle-service energy as the day goes on. It’s a Lower East Side standby for birthday brunches and late-night dancing where food, music, and rooftop air all share equal billing.
Must-Try Dishes:
Stuffed French toast, Avocado toast, Chicken and waffles
What Makes it Special: Retractable-roof brunch parties with Parisian garden styling.
8.3
Perched atop The Kimberly Hotel, Upstairs is a glass-wrapped rooftop lounge serving upscale American small plates and brunch classics with clear Chrysler Building views. Guests come as much for the retractable-roof setting and ivy-draped design as for cocktails and comfort-driven dishes, making it a polished Midtown East choice for dates, drinks, and brunch with a view.
Must-Try Dishes:
Norwegian Eggs Benedict (smoked salmon, hollandaise, English muffin), Prosciutto Pesto Flatbread, Truffle Mac and Cheese
What Makes it Special: An all-season rooftop garden lounge with Chrysler Building views and polished small-plates brunch and dinner service.
8.3
Perched atop the Shelburne Sonesta, Vintage Green Rooftop wraps a retractable-glass atrium and leafy terrace around a menu of sliders, pizzas, and snacks built for sharing. It reads more like a garden lounge than a party deck, with Manhattan views, comfortable seating, and a food program that’s stronger than many hotel rooftops.
Must-Try Dishes:
Pastrami spiced chicken wings, Wild mushroom pizza, Chicken katsu sliders
What Makes it Special: Lush, greenhouse-style rooftop terrace with a surprisingly deep small-plates menu.
8.2
A Times Square-adjacent rooftop that plays it cooler than the location suggests—cocktail-lounge energy, comfortable seating, and enough skyline to justify a second round. It works best as a focused happy-hour stop: order a strong classic, add one savory bite, and leave before it turns into a full evening destination.
Must-Try Dishes:
Old Fashioned, Dry-aged beef sliders, Artisanal meat & cheeses
What Makes it Special: A calmer rooftop lounge feel in the middle of Midtown chaos.
8.2
A rooftop with real outdoor lounge space and a menu that blends Caribbean brightness with Mediterranean technique. Cocktails and skyline air drive the experience, but the kitchen holds its own with clean seafood and spice-forward plates. Expect a lively, music-tinged crowd.
Must-Try Dishes:
Jerk-spiced chicken skewers, Citrus-marinated shrimp, Plantain chips with house dips
What Makes it Special: High-energy rooftop with Caribbean-leaning plates.
#38
Elsie Rooftop
8.2
A chic Midtown rooftop lounge where the point is cocktails and atmosphere, with light bites that keep the night intact (think skewers, flatbreads, and snackable plates). It’s a strong “late meeting turns into drinks” option when you want a polished room without committing to a full dinner service.
Must-Try Dishes:
Truffle grilled cheese, Chicken skewers, Flatbread (seasonal variations)
What Makes it Special: A dress-up-optional rooftop built around cocktails and late-night hang time.
8.2
A sky-high dining room next to Edge where the view is the headline and the kitchen plays a supporting, competent role. The experience is undeniably memorable—ideal when you want a ‘New York moment’ more than culinary surprise. Expect polished service, high prices, and a crowd leaning celebratory.
Must-Try Dishes:
Kombu-cured hiramasa, Skin-on roasted chicken, East Coast oysters
What Makes it Special: 101st-floor views turn dinner into an event.
8.2
Vibes:
Luxury Dining Elite
Birthday & Celebration Central
Rooftop Views Revelry
Group Dining Gatherings
A mid-century landmark overlooking Flushing Meadows–Corona Park where skyline views, ballrooms, and rooftop terraces frame banquet-driven fine dining. Food leans classic—carving stations, shellfish displays, and elaborate dessert spreads—delivered with hotel-level service for weddings, galas, and holiday events.
Must-Try Dishes:
Carved Prime Rib Station, Shellfish Display (Shrimp and Oysters), Venetian Dessert Table Pastries
What Makes it Special: Skyline-view event venue where formal banquets meet mid-century architecture.
8.2
Perfect Pint East is a multi-floor Irish pub with rooftop seating, showing wall-to-wall sports and serving Neo Classic Buffalo Wings alongside burgers, sandwiches and hearty mains. It’s a long-running after-work hub where half-price appetizers, beer-focused happy hours and TVs make wings a natural centerpiece for groups.
Must-Try Dishes:
Neo Classic Buffalo Wings, The Irish Tenders, Shepherd’s Pie
What Makes it Special: A multi-level Irish sports bar with rooftop seating where Neo Classic Buffalo Wings and rotating drink specials anchor busy happy hours.
#42
The Skylark
8.2
A skyline-forward cocktail lounge built for big-date energy: dark, sleek, and designed to make your first round feel like an occasion. Treat the food as elevated bar bites—order a tight set of shareables, keep the pacing slow, and let the views do the heavy lifting.
Must-Try Dishes:
Tuna Tacos, Crispy Chicken Sliders, Herb Dusted Fries
What Makes it Special: A high-rise lounge where cocktails and skyline views lead the experience.
#43
Cherry on Top
8.1
A natural-wine bar where the rooftop is the main character and the food is intentionally snack-forward. It shines when you keep it light—one bottle or a few focused glasses, plus a tight set of salty bites—so the roof stays the mood instead of turning into a full dinner.
Must-Try Dishes:
Tinned Fish, Stuffed Olives, Bread and Cheese Plate
What Makes it Special: A rooftop-first natural wine bar built for lingering with snacks.
#44
Electric Lemon
8.1
A rooftop dining room with serious skyline pull and a menu that leans seasonal, clean, and lightly luxe. Come for the terrace and views, stay for well-balanced plates that avoid feeling like hotel-restaurant filler.
Must-Try Dishes:
Roast chicken with seasonal sides, Citrus-forward crudo, Vegetable-driven small plates
What Makes it Special: Equinox Hotel rooftop dining with panoramic Hudson Yards views.
8.1
A Midtown rooftop that leans hard into spectacle, DJ energy, and camera-ready cocktails—but it’s also a real wings play if you time it right. Best for happy hour when you want drinks-first with wings as the anchor order, not a full dinner mission.
Must-Try Dishes:
Buffalo wings, Korean wings, Curly fries
What Makes it Special: Rooftop spectacle with wings-and-beer deals that actually draw locals.
#46
Night of Joy
8.1
Night of Joy is an antique-filled cocktail bar with a seasonal roof patio and frozen margaritas that become one of Williamsburg’s best-value happy hour plays. With herb-infused spirits, $7-ish frozen drinks early in the evening, and a crowd that ramps up quickly, it’s a go-to pre-dinner or pre-Barcade stop.
Must-Try Dishes:
Frozen Lime Margarita, Dill & Beet Vodka Cocktail, Basil & Lime Vodka Gimlet
What Makes it Special: Frozen margaritas and infused cocktails on a vintage-feeling rooftop patio.
8.1
On top of the Moxy Lower East Side, The Highlight Room wraps a sculpted rooftop tree, glass walls, and plush banquettes around a short menu of snacky plates and cocktails. It’s a fashion-forward spot where reservations, DJ sets, and skyline sightlines define the experience more than long, sit-down dinners.
Must-Try Dishes:
Bar snack trio, Triple-cooked fries, Spicy tuna cones
What Makes it Special: Glass-walled rooftop lounge built for photos, DJs, and views.
#48
A+ Roof Bar
8
A+ Roof Bar tops The Parc Hotel with a partially open-air rooftop that looks out over Citi Field, LaGuardia traffic, and the Flushing skyline. It’s a casual rooftop hangout where hotel guests, Mets fans, and neighborhood groups share cocktails, fries, and skewers before or after games and events.
Must-Try Dishes:
House Special Combo, Fried Skewers Combo, Vegetable fried skewers
What Makes it Special: Hotel rooftop bar known for skyline views, pre-game drinks, and skewers.
#49
One40 Rooftop
8
One40 Rooftop crowns a Washington Street hotel with city views, cocktails, and a short modern American menu featuring dishes like shakshuka, lamb chops, and truffle fries. It’s a small, polished space people choose for drinks and bites when they want skyline views without leaving the neighborhood.
Must-Try Dishes:
Shakshuka, Lamb chops, Truffle fries
What Makes it Special: Intimate rooftop restaurant with skyline views and a concise modern American menu.
A Moxy East Village rooftop that turns happy hour into a mini-vacation, with skyline views, punchy margaritas, and snacky tacos designed for grazing. Come for sunset, stay for the lively, hotel-bar social energy.
Must-Try Dishes:
Street-Style Shrimp Tacos, Carnitas Tacos, Tableside Guacamole
What Makes it Special: Rooftop tacos with one of 10003’s best views.