While some of the restaurants in the hall have temporarily closed, there are still plenty of spots to grab some grub and a cocktail before heading up to the rooftop. The Time Out Market is a sprawling food hall that offers everything from the mad-scientist style desserts at Ice & Vice to the seafood creations at Fish Cheeks. Time Out MarketĬome here for the rooftop view of the Brooklyn Bridge and stay for the range of mouthwatering food and delicious cocktails below. The overhead trellis is covered in colorful flowers that also inspired their light and floral cocktail menu. If you're in search of an Instagrammable spot for your next cocktail sojourn, Serra Fiorita in the Flatiron District is about as picturesque as it gets. You can get in without a reservation, but to be safe we recommend booking a table in advance to avoid waiting in line. While their refreshing cocktails are the main attraction, don't miss out on their tasty appetizers like fried calamari and spicy chicken empanadas. This Brooklyn rooftop features stunning views of Manhattan across the East River that are even better to catch during sunset. With stunning views of the Empire State Building and delicious cocktails on deck, this spot is sure to please any socially-distanced crowd. Some sections of this bar are closed in a glass greenhouse, so you can sip away regardless of an impending rainstorm. Located at the top of the Refinery Hotel in Midtown Manhattan, this hotel bar will make you feel like you're on a mini tropical getaway - sans airfare. Grab your mask, a roommate, and head to a sky-high paradise.
Rooftop bars have always been a destination to behold, with the hub of the city far below and nothing but clear skies and boozy drinks - what more could you want on a warm day? While some rooftops are still closed, many have reopened with socially distanced tables and plenty of fresh air.
There's nothing quite as quintessentially New York City as sipping an Aperol spritz and taking in a gorgeous skyline view.
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