Best Bars With A View In New York Near Me

4worldlovers: "One of the TOP 10 rooftop bars in the world." - Premier Traveler Magazine.

Top of the Strand Rooftop Bar, one of Midtown Manhattan's most spectacular urban oases, is set like a jewel on the 21st floor of Marriott Vacation Club Pulse℠, New York City.

4worldlovers: Rainbow Room is the original home of New York glamour and entertainment. A place where the food, the service, and the skyline all come together to create incomparable, unforgettable experiences.

Enter at 49 West 49th Street and proceed up the escalator to the mezzanine level.

Rainbow Room is known for legendary occasions. Graced by presidents, dignitaries, and the brightest stars in entertainment, events held here have defined what it means to celebrate in NYC. And you can add yours to the list.

Seasonal, locally sourced, always unique––the menus we offer will delight every palate and enhance every moment.

The endless cityscapes of the Rainbow Room offer a once-in-a-lifetime backdrop to your “I do’s.” And our expertise lends an expert touch to make your celebration truly your own.

Enjoy drinks with a view at one of the most influential cocktail bars in America, sixty-five floors above Manhattan.

Adjoining the Rainbow Room, our Private Dining Room offers a more intimate setting, where guests can enjoy each other’s company while taking in striking Manhattan views.

The glamour of yesteryear lives on at this iconic Rock Center supper club famed for its incredible art deco room and stunning 65th-floor views.

"...it's the kind of place that reminds you why you love New York."

The views are stunning, especially at sunset, with the city spreading out in all directions.

Created to be the pinnacle of New York dining and nightlife, the history of the Rainbow Room is as dazzling as the city lights that surround it.

The New York Times headline announced “Nightclub to open atop RCA Building.” The article went on to report, “The dining room two stories high, will be known as the ‘Stratosphere’ and will open with an extensive array of entertainment.”

The opening of the Rainbow Room was officially announced. The name was changed from “Stratosphere” because, according to The New Yorker, “the Rockefellers decided that it (the name) ... sounded too much like an ordinary nightclub.”

The Rainbow Room offers salmon for dinner that was caught on Canada’s Gaspe Peninsula in the morning, shipped, and served that night––a New York first.

Expansive rooftop garden with up-close views of St. Patrick’s Cathedral and Fifth Avenue.