The Valley from above: Floor 13 pours atop the Hilton Garden Inn on Monroe with mountain sunsets on three sides, and Diablo runs the Cambria's rooftop with downtown lights below. Desert evenings were made for altitude.
Tap a gold pin to see the rooftop and jump to its card below.
Thirteen floors over Monroe Street, desert sunsets, downtown lights and a serious cocktail list.
Pip’s Tip Thirteen floors over Monroe Street. Come for the desert sunset, stay for the cocktail list.
The Cambria's rooftop lounge, fire, frozen drinks and the downtown Phoenix skyline.
Pip’s Tip The Cambria's roof. Fire and frozen drinks over the downtown Phoenix skyline.
An elevated, 21-and-up pool deck with private cabanas and weekend DJ sets overlooking Old Town, the valley's original day-club-meets-lounge scene.
Pip’s Tip Friday to Sunday, 10 to 6, twenty-one and up. Pool deck with cabanas, and hours are seasonal.
A multi-level Scottsdale Entertainment District fixture pairing VIP bottle service with an open-air deck and DJ-driven energy from day to night.
Country star Dierks Bentley's namesake bar anchors the Entertainment District with a sprawling open-air patio and live country bands.
A theatrical Mexican steakhouse with a moody, plant-draped lounge that spills onto an open-air patio, one of Old Town's most photographed scenes.
Fox Restaurant Concepts' gastropub built around a sprawling open-air pavilion with fire pits and live bands near Mill Avenue and ASU.
A Dia de los Muertos-themed cantina turned late-night dance floor, with an open-air patio that flips into a DJ-fueled party after 9pm.
A desert sunset from the 13th floor, drink in hand, Phoenix at its best hour.
Rooftops are one chapter of Pip's Lifestyle, find the lounges, whiskey bars, jazz clubs and the Domino Club below.
