The best views of the city. Huge outdoor patio with lots of beautiful people. There are many patio bars so you don't have to go inside to get a drink. -Ed Cotton, Top Chef
An urban pool party with a view of the Empire State Building & 40 feet of indoor-outdoor wet, wrap-around terraces & fireplaces. Read more.
We love coming here for the beautiful rooftop bar and views, along with the expertly crafted cocktails. Beware: there can be a long wait to get up to the roof, as the space is pretty small.
Truly knockout view, beautiful space. Get there EARLY though- not just the lines outside get crazy, but there’s only one bar for the whole space so it can take forever to get a drink when it fills up.
This is one of the best day drinking spots in Brooklyn. The roof is a little bit hard to find, but once you do you’ll be rewarded with great views and equally great wine.
Here, you'll find no DJs, and no sloppy folk: Instead, there are twinkling lights, fire pits, artisanal cocktails, and unobstructed panoramas to help you revel in big city beauty. Read more.
Take the elevator in the European Sculpture and Decorative Arts galleries up to the Roof Garden Café and Martini Bar. It’s open from May through the fall and offers panoramic views of the city.
Small rooftop with laid back atmosphere, but great view of Manhattan skyline. Come by just before sunset then watch the city lights go up.
Awesome rooftop with scenic views of Manhattan. Big draft beer menu. Very solid bar food.
The design of the place is outstanding, the view of the city and the cocktails are absolutely amazing!
Amazing rooftop bar here in the heart of manhattan. If you're feeling brave, you can even step out onto a glass floor platform extending out from the rooftop.
The popsicle drinks here are the perfect drink to cool down in the summer. Tasty and refreshing!
This 1920s-era art deco panoramic balcony on the 26th floor of the Beekman Tower, allowing you to sip craft cocktails and eat avocado toast on a historic and legitimately cool rooftop terrace.
The cocktails at Dale Talde’s bar on the 21st floor of Hotel 50 Bowery are inspired by the neighborhood.
