Houston's high point: Z on 23, the Le Méridien's rooftop on Walker Street, twenty-three floors up with the downtown towers wrapped around you.
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The Le Méridien's 23rd-floor rooftop, downtown Houston wrapped around you, cocktails at eye level with the towers.
Pip’s Tip Twenty-third floor of the Le Meridien, downtown at eye level. Check hours first.
A five-acre rooftop park and working urban farm atop a converted 1930s post office, with skyline promenades and mobile cocktail bars on weekends.
Pip’s Tip A five-acre rooftop park and working farm, not a bar. Bar service is select nights only, so come for the space.
A four-level Midtown escape built around Caribbean-inspired cocktails, cabanas, and swings, with skyline views from the top deck.
Pip’s Tip Closed Monday to Wednesday. Four levels with cabanas and swings, open till 2am.
Perched 24 floors above Downtown atop the Hilton Americas, R24 is one of the highest rooftop views in the city, opening to the public on weekend evenings.
Tucked atop The Laura Hotel in the GreenStreet district, this intimate rooftop offers happy hours and live music under the Downtown skyline.
Six floors up at the Marriott Marquis, Altitude pairs a heated infinity pool with a Texas-shaped lazy river and panoramic Downtown views.
Set atop the historic Rice Hotel building, Lawless mixes old-school glamour with an open terrace overlooking Downtown, complete with palm trees.
A speakeasy-style hideaway above Main Street Downtown, pairing a dark, chandelier-lit saloon with a small balcony overlooking the Metro rail.
Overlooking the oaks and lawns of Discovery Green, The Grove's terrace is framed by floor-to-ceiling windows and mature trees.
An EaDo perch with a motorized retractable pergola, live music seven nights a week, and tropical cocktails looking straight into the Downtown skyline.
Perched above the oak canopy on Rice Boulevard, this Rice Village rooftop is a weekend brunch institution known for its benedicts and Cucumber Martinis.
An offshoot of Austin's Rainey Street favorite, bringing Cuban- and Caribbean-inspired cocktails to a rooftop at the Montrose Collective.
A Kobe Beef-certified steakhouse with a second-floor rooftop terrace and unobstructed Downtown skyline views, thanks to the low-rise neighborhood around it.
A lounge-and-terrace hybrid overlooking The Woodlands' Market Street shopping district, with fire pits, a pool, and string lights.
A sky-high cocktail lounge in the East River development along Buffalo Bayou, pairing an Italian-inspired aperitivo hour with skyline and bayou views.
A fifth-level terrace atop BLVD Place with two nightly movie screens, a full craft bar, and lounge seating framed by the lit-up Williams Tower.
Twenty-three floors into the Houston skyline, the city's defining view.
Rooftops are one chapter of Pip's Lifestyle, find the lounges, whiskey bars, jazz clubs and the Domino Club below.
