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Already surging in popularity in the years before the pandemic, open-air venues with gorgeous views only grew in prominence (and frankly, necessity) as the city’s hospitality industry worked toward recovery. That’s fostered a proliferation of sky-high spaces that range from glitzy and glam to casual and low-key. Some are open year-round but others are seasonal, so keep a calendar on hand when making plans. Discover a truly one-of-a-kind experience at LondonHouse Chicago. Dine indoors or out as you enjoy re-imagined American cuisine and cocktails.
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Chicago is a busy city with plenty to do and see throughout the day. While there’s also an incredibly active nightlife in the city, many people simply want to wind down from their day and enjoy some cocktails and good food. This is why they look for Chicago hotels with rooftop bars, so they don’t need to worry about getting back to their room after enjoying the evening. With our options, you never have to sacrifice your perfect night out because you are concerned about getting back to the hotel. Chicago’s famed steakhouse group leaped into the rooftop game with the beautifully designed Gibsons Italia just over the Chicago River to the west of the Loop. The multi-floor Italian steakhouse offers some of the best views in town from inside the restaurant as well as its energetic fourth-floor rooftop.
'Chicago's First Tri-Level Rooftop' Lounge Heading to Loop Hotel in Spring - Eater Chicago
'Chicago's First Tri-Level Rooftop' Lounge Heading to Loop Hotel in Spring.
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If you’re looking for something a little lighter in the afternoon, our afternoon tea service is available from 12pm to 3pm, daily. Bridges Lobby Bar also offers a great menu with a variety of options from 11am to 11pm. Navy Pier is home to the nation’s largest rooftop bar, as certified in 2019 by the Guinness Book of World Records. Offshore gives the tourist attraction a 36,000-square-foot all-weather lounge equipped with a 60-seat bar under a retractable roof, a large outdoor terrace, pool tables, along with food and drink.
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Chicagoans have long been able to drink and watch Cubs games on rooftops across from Wrigley Field, but these days they can at actual public bars and restaurants. Bucktown’s shuffleboard club not only houses multiple bars, courts, and food trucks — it also has a rooftop bar. Named the Lido Deck, the sun-drenched second-floor space offers another bar, another court, and multiple seating options to soak in the summer for those getting into the game or otherwise. It’s open seasonally from May through September and is subject to bad-weather closings. This Tex-Mex bar and restaurant from Land & Sea Dept. (Parsons, Longman & Eagle) offers an array of tacos, queso fundido, and cocktails — as well as a second-floor rooftop patio decorated with lush greenery. The team opened a second outpost in spring 2023 in Andersonville, but there’s no rooftop space.
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The views only add to the fun while the menu features tailgate-themed foods like sliders, pizzas, and nachos, plus large-format cocktails and house shots. Sports fans will appreciate that there are numerous TVs showing the games throughout the space. From the owners of Recess, Tetto is a rooftop bar that serves pies — at least through summer 2024 — from Professor Pizza. Imagine sitting down to enjoy your evening meal while taking in all the sights and sounds of the city from above.
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The Middle Eastern restaurant from the team behind the city’s only Michelin-starred Indian restaurant, Indienne, has a second-floor perch in River North with clean views of the city. The pita, kebobs, and other dishes are among the city’s best. Cabra, celebrity chef Stephanie Izard’s rooftop Peruvian restaurant at the Hoxton hotel in Fulton Market, remains a go-to for rooftop dining fans in search of warm breezes during summer months.
The far South Side got into the rooftop action when popular brewery Open Outcry opened its second-floor spot in 2019. A popular destination for baby and wedding showers, the Lakeshore East location of Avli on the Park has a small deck with great views of the Navy Pier and more. The Chicago port of the Robert DeNiro-approved sushi chain is in the West Loop off Randolph Restaurant Row. The bar is perched on top with a truncated bites menu with tacos, the famous black cod appetizer, and sushi. Below you will find our various dining options, along with links to view menus and make reservations. Choose a destination from Eater Chicago’s list of the best rooftop venues — or try them all.
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The glowing lights and hustle and bustle down below create an atmosphere unlike any other. When you choose LondonHouse, this is exactly the type of experience you can expect. We have one of the best rooftop bars in Chicago and offer a number of options from which you can choose.
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Cocktails and casual dishes like double-stack burgers and pulled pork sliders are also available. It’s a butcher shop and restaurant, plus a music venue and private events space. There’s also a cute little rooftop where folks can escape to during these crowded events.
Bar and music venue Reggie’s, equipped with a rooftop deck and bar, is a staple in the neighborhood for acts that range from national tours to local cover bands. Supplement the sunlight with the bar’s solid beer lineup and sought-after chicken wings. A verdant oasis overlooking the hustle and bustle of West Town from its home above Roots Pizza, Homestead on the Roof is a mellow retreat with seasonal dishes, top-notch desserts, and plenty of drinks. Some of the restaurant’s produce comes directly from its rooftop garden. Asian-inspired brewpub Bixi Beer, a neighborhood favorite from chef Bo Fowler (Owen & Engine) offers creative original beer and a sunny rooftop terrace in Logan Square. RTop it off with sumptuous dishes such as cumin noodles with lamb, fried rice, and spicy fried chicken sandos.
Feed off a space that draws in both visitors and locals and inspires those at the top of their game to engage, sip, converse, taste, connect and exchange ideas. This unique roof deck, just across the river on the south side, at the Renaissance Chicago Downtown Hotel. There are large-format and classic cocktails available with a variety of non-alcoholic options, too.
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