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Enjoy an al fresco beverage and a view, nine stories above street level Nine floors above street level, the Assembly Rooftop Lounge at the Logan Hotel bargoers with its modern luxe seating nests and fireplaces. As if sweeping views of the city weren’t enough, bottle service, craft cocktails and shareable charcuterie and cheese plates add to the appeal. Enjoy great food and drinks at the city's tallest rooftop hangout The city’s tallest rooftop hangout comes courtesy a collaboration between the popular Sunday buffet spot SkyBrunch and German beer hall Brauhaus Schmitz. An impressive 51 stories up, the four taps of SkyGarten will serve summery brews, including one from nearby New Jersey and another touched with grapefruit. Bok Bar, the pop-up rooftop bar at the Bok School in East Passyunk, is back for a second season with beer, wine, Vietnamese-inspired eats and a ridiculously amazing view of the Philadelphia skyline. R2L Restaurant and Lounge Fine dining in the skyline
An American brasserie with a sensational view of the city It doesn’t get much more stunning than the view from XIX, the restaurant, bar and lounge on the 19th floor of the Hyatt at the Bellevue. Floor-to-ceiling windows and a picturesque balcony ensure that the atmosphere properly befits the fine modern American menu. The chic rooftop deck at the Continental Midtown offers a premier spot for sipping martinis, the Steven Starr restaurant's signature cocktail. Find entertaining takes on the drink, like the "Twizzle" made with strawberry and lemon and the "Hawaii 5-O" featuring pineapple and lime, along with a notable list of beer, wine and other cocktails. Complete with potted plants, heat lamps in the winter and a glass-enclosed roof to protect you on a rainy night, the bar invites you to relax in its laid-back atmosphere and enjoy the Center City views, worry-free. A luxurious buffet with lofty scenery It’s not surprising that a place called Skybrunch Top of the Tower would make the most of its setting.
Fifty stories up, the restaurant serves a luxurious weekend buffet with lofty scenery to match. Enjoy a breathtaking view of the Philadelphia skyline with your meal So, it’s not exactly a roof, but dinner and drinks on the vast deck of Penn’s Landing’s circa 1904 Tall Ship Moshulu, the world’s oldest, largest square-rigged sailing vessel still afloat, sure make for a memorable evening. Chilled oysters and loaded burgers star on an American menu with international leanings. Enjoy DJ-spun music every weekend at this posh spot Open year-round, Stratus Rooftop Lounge pulses with DJs and live music. The glamorous bar on the 11th story of the Hotel Monaco overlooks Independence Hall and goes above the usual offerings with special tableside carts, bottle service and finely crafted cocktails. Vango Lounge & Skybar Lounge with a view of the city all year long There’s no need to wait until summer at Center City’s Vango. The restaurant and nightclub keeps its third story deck open all year, with a fireplace, lounge bar, patio and private rooms.
There’s really no bad view from Delaware River hang Morgan’s Pier but the bird’s nest deck over the beer hut gives diners and drinkers an even better vantage point to enjoy canned beer, summer cocktails and fun picnic eats. Deck at Independence Seaport Museum The Independence Seaport Museum’s Deck hits the second-story perch overlooking Spruce Street Harbor Park and the Delaware River Waterfront this summer. Shaded by retired boat sails, the three-part space includes a game- and activity-stocked playground for families, a beer garden and a tall-tabled terrace. There’s pallet seating, canned craft beer, cheese and charcuterie plates and a dog-friendly policy. Museum admission is not required. The beer garden is open Thursday through Sunday until mid-September. A full menu of comfort food and creative cocktails On warmer nights, patrons of Old City’s Revolution House take advantage of the lively roof deck, one of the few in the neighborhood. The full menu of comfort food and creative cocktails can be ordered from the higher perch.
Widely considered “America’s First Gastropub” Northern Liberties’ mainstay Standard Tap tempts with reliably delicious gastropub fare and a thoughtful supply of craft beer. On warm days, the upper deck provides yet another reason to visit. Two rooftops and over 60 beers Beer lovers gather inside and out at University City’s City Tap House. The 60-plus draft selections and inventive menu of American fare taste even better en plein air on one of the two rooftop terraces, replete with fire pits. One of University City's best-kept secrets The second-floor deck at University City’s coZara may be one of the city’s better-kept secrets. Overlooking Chestnut Street and the Schuylkill River, the outdoor area seats 40 and offers the restaurant’s full menu of Japanese small plates, cocktails and sake. Over 20 lanes and handcrafted cocktails While the 26 lanes may be the draw of South Bowl, the recently opened South Philly bowling alley offers plenty of gathering space, including the roof deck.
The outdoor bar area serves handcrafted cocktails, plenty of draft beers and an eclectic menu of party food. Pan-Asian cuisine in a converted rowhouse A neighborhood favorite in Fairmount, the bring-your-own-bottle spot Trio cooks up pan-Asian cuisine in a converted rowhouse. The seating extends to the upper-level deck, weather permitting. Southern-fried dinner or brunch plus live music Southern-fried dinner or brunch plus live music equals Warmdaddy’s winning formula. The waterfront club also features a sunny deck for alfresco seating. Spicy salmon tartare high above the downtown bustle Media’s pan-Asian eatery Azie offers roof deck seating in warmer months. High above the downtown bustle, diners can indulge in spicy salmon tartare, sushi and short rib bibimbap. A lively scene for sipping margaritas and downing enchiladas. The fiesta goes outdoors at Mas Mexicali Cantina in West Chester. Red lanterns strung along the roof deck set a lively scene for sipping margaritas and downing enchiladas.