#ChicEats: The Best Rooftop Restaurants Around the World

1) Aroma, Rome: Avoid the crowds and sit high above the Roman ruins, with a picturesque scene of the ancient Colosseum. Aroma’s Michelin starred menu matches its view—with options like white truffle ravioli or salmon with pureed fennel.

Courtesy Aroma
Courtesy Aroma

2) Le Loft, Vienna: Inside the Sofitel hotel in Vienna is Le Loft: a high-rise restaurant fit for the artful city. With a mosaic ceiling and tall glass windows, Le Loft offers modern cuisine using local ingredients.

Courtesy Le Loft
Courtesy Le Loft

3) Bar Sixty-Five, New York: Enjoy cocktails and bar bites at Bar Sixty-Five, located on the 65th floor of 30 Rockefeller Plaza. Take in the soaring panoramic view of every iconic New York City skyscraper.

Courtesy Bar Sixty-Five
Courtesy Bar Sixty-Five

4) Sushi Samba, London: Sushi Samba may be a chain, but its London outpost is located on the 38th and 39th floors of a towering skyscraper. Floor-to-ceiling glass panels offer guests the opportunity to overlook the old-meets-new architecture of London, with a side of Japanese-meets-Brazilian-meets-Peruvian cuisine.

Courtesy Sushi Samba
Courtesy Sushi Samba

5) Vertigo and Moon Bar, BangkokSixty-one stories above the glittering city of Bangkok is Vertigo and Moon Bar, located in the Banyan Tree hotel. The open-air grill serves a selection of steaks, seafood, salads and tropical cocktails.

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Courtesy Banyan Tree Hotel

6) Le Jules Verne, Paris: Consider the Eiffel Tower your rooftop in Paris—Le Jules Verne is the monument’s official
restaurant and overlooks the city of lights while serving a prix-fix menu by famed chef Alain Ducasse.

 

Courtesy Le Jules Verne
Courtesy Le Jules Verne

7) Spago, Istanbul: Wolfgang Puck’s newly opened Spago restaurant in Istanbul is located at the top of the St. Regis hotel. The floor-to-ceiling glass walls offer views of the historic city with a traditional menu serving everything from hand-cut tortellini to a roasted baby beet salad.

Courtesy Spago
Courtesy Spago

8) White Rabbit, Moscow: Perhaps the most whimsical restaurant in all of Moscow, White Rabbit serves a tasting menu inspired by the chef’s travels, which look equally like something out of Alice in Wonderland: think glass test tubes full of flavored liquid on ice, and sorbet served on an artful wooden basket. Located under a paneled glass dome, the restaurant offers sun-streaked views of the Kremlin.

Courtesy White Rabbit
Courtesy White Rabbit

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