The Best Philadelphia Rooftops For Eating & Drinking
"Since it’s 11 floors up from Condesa, it’s no surprise that El Techo shares the same menu of mezcal-and tequila-based cocktails, tacos on tortillas made with homemade masa, and citrusy aguachile with chunks of shrimp and fluke. But unlike downstairs, you can eat all of this under hanging lanterns and a retractable glass roof while staring across the Center City skyline. Head here with a few friends for a Happy Hour filled with suadero tacos or tuna tostadas. And since the roof gives the building its own personal umbrella, you won't have to worry about the weather if you're considering stopping by." - candis mclean, alison kessler
El Techo
