San Francisco's rooftop belongs to Charmaine's, crowning the Proper Hotel at Market and McAllister, plush lounges, fire tables, and the downtown grid glittering in the fog.
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Crowning the San Francisco Proper, velvet lounges, fire tables, and the city grid below. The fog never looked so good.
Pip’s Tip Arrive early on weekends or you are queuing. Velvet, fire tables and the city grid below.
A 12th-floor Nikkei rooftop styled like a tropical oasis, pairing Peruvian-Japanese small plates with a skyline-and-Bay-Bridge backdrop at sunset.
Pip’s Tip Twelfth-floor Nikkei rooftop, Peruvian-Japanese plates. Open till 1am Friday and Saturday.
Twenty-one floors up at the Beacon Grand, this Art Deco lounge in jewel tones and velvet channels old Hollywood glamour with downtown views.
Pip’s Tip Closed Monday to Wednesday. Twenty-one floors up at the Beacon Grand, Art Deco and velvet.
A tropical, plant-filled Latin American bar atop the LUMA Hotel with DJs, milk-clarified cocktails, and views over Oracle Park toward the East Bay.
A greenhouse-like atrium on the 13th floor of The LINE SF, thick with velvet seating and plants, opening onto a deck with fire pits and blankets.
Twelve floors above SoMa at the Canopy by Hilton, this reservations-only rooftop mixes railing-side couches with dining tables near Moscone Center.
A Cuban restaurant and bar relaunched above Lolinda, keeping the Mission skyline views but adding a mural-lined dance floor and photo booth.
A glass-walled rooftop above the industrial-chic 25 Lusk restaurant, pouring cocktails and wine alongside oak-roasted octopus as the sun drops.
Forty-six stories up at the Hilton Union Square, Cityscape bills itself as the tallest sky bar in San Francisco, with 360-degree floor-to-ceiling views.
Perched on the 39th floor of the Marriott Marquis, this glass-walled lounge delivers a genuine 360-degree panorama of downtown and the Bay.
A wraparound rooftop dressed in Japanese lavastone and charred wood, serving Nikkei ceviche and sushi over Union Square.
A fifth-floor hideaway at Hotel Zelos built around a deep whiskey list, drawing a post-work crowd for New American bites on a heated patio.
A dress-to-impress steakhouse with a covered rooftop dining room that opens to the sky, live music nightly, a few steps from Union Square.
Rome's ancient pinsa tradition served on a cozy, heater-warmed second-floor terrace that stays open through the fog.
An 8,000-square-foot heated patio billed as the largest outdoor restaurant space in San Francisco, known for weekend drag brunch.
Inside RH's Bethlehem Steel Building gallery, a marble atrium leads up to a garden rooftop strung with palms and fire pits.
Liholiho Yacht Club's sister spot has a breezy second-floor deck with palms and teal booths, plenty of natural wine and shareable dishes.
The largest Fiorella location has a string-lit, retractable-roof rooftop deck over the Inner Sunset for wood-fired pizza when the fog rolls in.
Fire tables above Market Street with the whole city shimmering, San Francisco's essential rooftop.
Rooftops are one chapter of Pip's Lifestyle, find the lounges, whiskey bars, jazz clubs and the Domino Club below.
