The skyline that invented skylines: 230 Fifth's massive indoor-outdoor roof staring at the Empire State Building, Magic Hour's playground above Times Square at the Moxy, and Westlight's 22nd-floor Manhattan panorama from Williamsburg.
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New York's largest rooftop bar, the Empire State Building filling the sky, heated igloos when it snows.
Pip’s Tip Heated igloos in winter and the Empire State filling the sky. Largest roof in the city, so it packs out.
The Moxy's rooftop playground eighteen floors over Times Square, an 'urban amusement park' with the lights below.
Pip’s Tip Playful dress code, eighteen floors over Times Square. It is an amusement park, not a quiet drink.
The William Vale's 22nd floor in Williamsburg, the full Manhattan skyline, river to river.
Pip’s Tip Twenty-second floor in Williamsburg. The full Manhattan skyline, river to river.
An award-winning botanical cocktail apothecary with a hidden cellar speakeasy below and a stained-glass penthouse lounge above, near the Empire State Building.
Equinox Hotel's 24th-floor terrace pairs Hudson River views with its own herb garden and towering sculptures over a seasonal American menu.
Sixteen stories above Broome and Bowery atop the Moxy LES, a glass-enclosed rooftop centered on a towering indoor tree with skyline views.
Hotel Indigo's 15th-floor rooftop splits into an intimate lounge and a lively pool-and-bar terrace with communal tables over the Lower East Side.
A hidden jewel-box rooftop above the Untitled Hotel's storied Freeman Alley, wrapped in rotating street art with sunset views of the downtown skyline.
The Prince Kitano's 18th-floor perch pairs sweeping Empire State Building views with a deep list of rare Japanese whiskey and sunset cocktails.
Thirty stories above 7th Avenue, this all-seasons cocktail lounge frames the Empire State Building, Hudson Yards, and Times Square through floor-to-ceiling glass.
A tram or subway ride to Roosevelt Island rewards with neon-lit, vintage-velvet styling and dramatic views of the Queensboro Bridge and Manhattan skyline.
Moxy East Village's backyard-styled rooftop mixes milk-crate bar shelving, mural-covered walls, and a retractable glass ceiling for year-round hangs.
Modernhaus Soho's 18th-floor rooftop covers a dance floor, pool deck, and craft cocktails with skyline views for a classic downtown night out.
Sixty LES's tropical-themed rooftop delivers sunset views, matcha cocktails, and a dance floor spread across two terraces.
Dream Downtown's rooftop lounge overlooks the Meatpacking District and Hudson River, a long-running indoor-outdoor nightlife fixture.
Wythe Hotel's sixth-floor refuge pairs green-velvet banquettes with East River and Manhattan skyline views over natural wine and seasonal cocktails.
The Penny Williamsburg's rooftop turns out modern Mexican small plates and agave-forward cocktails with a wraparound view of the skylines.
1 Hotel Brooklyn Bridge's eleventh-floor rooftop pairs a plunge pool and reclaimed-wood lounge with unobstructed views of the Brooklyn Bridge.
Moxy Williamsburg's rooftop gem hangs lotus flowers and string lights over unobstructed views of the Williamsburg Bridge and East River.
A sprawling rooftop beer garden across from McCarren Park, stocked with an extensive list of German and Belgian drafts and screens for game days.
A small-batch Greenpoint brewery topped by a picnic-bench rooftop under a recognizable stained-glass water tower, favored by a low-key crowd of regulars.
The Empire State Building filling the frame, a roof the size of a city block, the New York rooftop, period.
Rooftops are one chapter of Pip's Lifestyle, find the lounges, whiskey bars, jazz clubs and the Domino Club below.
