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Rooftop bars are defined by their setting, an open-air or partially covered space above street level, rather than by a particular style of food or drink. Menus tend to be cocktail-led with a smaller, simpler food offer alongside.
Expect a cocktail-focused drinks list, a smaller food menu of sharing plates or bar snacks, and pricing that reflects the setting and view. Seafood isn't the point of a rooftop bar, it's about the setting, though sharing plates like oysters or prawns do show up on some menus as easy drinks-friendly food.
Of the 1 rooftop bars we list, the highest concentration is in Westminster (1).
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We currently list 1 rooftop bar, with the most in Westminster (1).
Usually not. Most focus on drinks with a smaller food menu of sharing plates or snacks rather than a full dinner service, though this varies by venue.
It's generally worth it, especially in good weather, since outdoor and view-facing seating tends to fill up quickly on warmer evenings.
