They also host Moroccan Nights at Elsie Rooftop, which include Morcoccan teas and cuisine and belly dancing performances. This upscale rooftop will have you feeling giddy with its gorgeous views and not just from their cocktails! Try their Cold Poached Lobster Sliders or their Truffle Grilled Cheese along with a Sunset cocktail made with Tanqueray, strawberry, lemon, sugar, and soda. Where: 132 W 47th St Elsie Rooftop Photo: Elsie RooftopĬheck out this rooftop located right near Bryant Park and 25 stories up.
The space features seats at the chef’s counter and additional outdoor tables.
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The fairly new rooftop restaurant features Japanese small plates along with creative sushi, plus an incredible omakase experience, utilizing only the freshest ingredients. Have a fine dining rooftop experience at Sushi Lab Rooftop, atop the gorgeous midtown Sanctuary Hotel. Where: 63 W 38th St Sushi Lab Rooftop Photo courtesy of Sushi Lab They have fun handcrafted cocktails, along with light bites like sliders, cacio e pepe tater tots or a chocolate cookie skillet to indulge your sweet tooth! Where: 200 W 39th St Refinery Rooftop Instagram / an up-close view of the Empire State Building at this terrace atop the Refinery Hotel. Make sure to head out to the rooftop terrace to catch a gorgeous sunset while you sip one of their refreshing cocktails! Get cozy in one of their private nooks and enjoy floor-to-ceiling sliding windows. Located 30-stories high, The Skylark is an upscale lounge boasting views of nearly every iconic NYC landmark from the Empire State Building, Chrysler Building, One Vanderbilt, Hudson Yards, to the Time Square New Year’s Eve Ball. From Midtown mainstays to brand new spots, here are some of the best rooftop bars in NYC go grab a drink! Cheers! Midtown The Skylark Photo: The Skylark You know what that means…it’s nearly rooftop season! Whether this is your first spring/summer in NYC or your hundredth, you know there’s very few satisfying feelings that match up with a rooftop cocktail and a view. London as well to an extent but house and related genres are so popular it's the de facto bro music itself.All of the elements are finally aligning! The weather is getting warmer, the sun is here to stay, and temperatures are starting to rise. So no I don't think any crowds in other cities are better unless you count European cities and mostly just Berlin. The crowds in a lot of NYC venues tend to abide by the OG rave PLUR type values more than every other city in the US imo. The west coast does not have that much of a fratty bro scene everywhere so that kind of stuff can become a bit problematic around here in comparison. NYC has a lot of good spirited rave type clubs though this thread is an indicator of how some such venues are becoming more mainstream EDM to bottle servicey broey clubs. Nothing else in America compares to NYC though. LA does have underground raves that are awesome. People talk shit on it sometimes but I like Exchange LA though it is more mainstream EDM. LA is often the same but has some exceptions. Can be fun but definitely with that uppity vibe. Vegas is pure mainstream bottle service type club BS. I've been to events in those three cities.
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later and it was just full of dudes wearing polos so I never went back lol
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At this point I crack and I start asking him what exactly the problem was and he just kept saying “go inside without your friend or get the fuck out” and all of this culminated in me and the big bouncer screaming “fuck you” at each other while I walk down Myrtle. He was all like “why are you disrespecting me? You think I’m gonna let you in when you’re disrespecting me like this?” etc etc.Īnyways, he cools down and says he’ll let my friend in, but then the BIG GUY bouncer steps in and says no and that my friend can’t go in because he disrespected the bouncer.
Obviously he was shocked and said something like “what do you mean” and the bouncer replied with his birthday to which my friend said casually, “my guy check your math, I’m 21.” This made that bouncer LOSE IT. I went with three friends (all of us over 21) around 10/10:30pm and they ID’d me and let me in but when the bouncer got to my friend behind me (who had turned 21 a few months prior) they told him he was underage and could let him in. I used to go to Elsewhere pretty much every weekend in 2019, then when I went for the first time after it re-opened following the pandemic in 2021 I had the worst experience.
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