Park South Hotel, rooftop entrance is on 125 East 27th Street (Lexington Avenue) 21 8. It’s an intimate setting without much of a view, but the excellent bar, pouring slushy, overproof-rum piña coladas, and a dedicated kitchen are perfectly fine distractions.
It’s the kind of place that fills up quickly, but never feels too full. The Park South Hotel may be known for its inventive sushi counter, O Ya, but the hotel is also home to a fantastic ninth-floor space simply called Roof. It’s best at night among the shimmering lights of Midtown.Īliz Hotel Times Square, 310 West 40th Street (Eighth Avenue) /dear-irving-on-hudson The glamorous, James Bond-inspired bar sits atop the Aliz Hotel Times Square, which opened in October, and yes, the views are incredible. The 41st floor is available by reservation only, and the indoor lounge and open-air terraces one floor below are first-come, first-served. Dear Irving on Hudsonĭear Irving on Hudson is not just a downtown cocktail destination with an uptown address, it is one of New York City’s highest rooftop bars.
The Metropolitan Museum of Art, 1000 Fifth Avenue (East 82nd Street) 21 4. There isn’t much seating (or shade), but there is plenty of room to sip on a bottled cocktail and admire this year’s installation, “ ParaPivot” by the artist Alicja Kwade. But new installations are commissioned for this space every year, so consider it an extension of the art experience. Framed by neatly manicured hedges and the treetops of Central Park, the rooftop on the fifth floor of the Metropolitan Museum of Art is accessible only with museum admission (discretionary for New York State residents, $25 for nonresidents).
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