10th and Terrace

Great place to eat dinner before heading to Meymandi Concert Hall to see the NC Symphony. Views of downtown Raleigh and the sunset are fabulous. Service is great. Charcuterie board and wild mushroom flatbread were delicious. The stuffed mushrooms needed more flavor. Will return before next visit to Meymandi Concert Hall.

Ordered drinks before a concert at Red Hat. It was packed and some of the seating is wonky. We sat on what can only be described as an end cap A small bench that connected 2 other benches, in the shape of a U If I sat back, I would have been leaning on another guest. Weird. Spouse ordered an old fashioned and friend ordered an espresso martini (see pics) we didn't order food, it was so packed I thought it may take too long. Drinks were good. Would love to sit at the bar next time!!

Still FIVE STARS for 10th and Terrace atop the Residence Inn on Salisbury Street in downtown Raleigh! The eastern view (enjoy sun and moon rises) and looking down on Memorial Auditorium are great! The staff is very good and the mock-tail (DD) and food were above average. We had the Short Rib Tacos and Roasted Thai Brussels (see menu). The chocolate desert special was super! Street parking and deck parking next door are easily available. See menu and photos...

Went here with coworkers on a Friday evening and the views were amazing. It’s a lowkey spot and not crowded. It’s upstairs of the hotel. Easy to find and parking across the street. The fish tacos were amazing! My coworker had the short rib tacos I believe and they loved it. I would come back in. Service was good. We did make a reservation beforehand.

Beautiful views and amazing ambiance. There are ceiling mounted heaters for a warm experience. Buffalo chicken flatbread was very delicious.

Went to Tenth and Terrace during restaurant week. Originally had a table inside but the rain held off and they allowed us to switch to a patio table. Nice terrace with a view of Raleigh. Two of us picked the restaurant week trio of small plates and the rest selected regular menu small plate items. Nothing was bad but nothing was outstanding either. The favorite was the shredded pork sliders (not on the regular menu). We also had the Roasted Honey Garlic Winds, Roasted Thai Brussels, Argentinian Kabobs. I would recommend coming for the view and maybe a small bite but saving your appetite for another restaurant.

Food was good. Some dishes better than others. Pork belly tacos, Buffalo chicken flatbread are recommended. The crab stuffed mushrooms I was not a fan of, but my dining guests liked them.

Our family shared some appetizers before enjoying a concert at Meymandi’s Concert Hall which is just across the street. As the name implies, the rooftop lounge is on the 10th floor so has some great views from the outside terrace. It’s a convenient location for arriving early for a show to get good parking and then relaxing for some appetizers before going to an evening show.

I was looking for a restaurant that offered vegetarian options and views of the city with a casual vibe and prices $15-40 per person. This spot was second in the list based on my criteria, but had better Yelp reviews than the first one on the list. SO, I ended up at 10th and Terrace! Seat yourself (except reserved seating)! The terrace has beautiful views. The staff was very attentive. I had hummus and a flat bread. The wine selection is small but they had all the popular types. Thankfully, it wasn't really crowded so I was able to enjoy the views with minimal distraction.

What an overpriced, terrible service restaurant. We had a large party meeting for light bites and drinks and the One seating area that would accommodate us had employees hanging out in the area. Most of the booths had seating for 6, but we had 7. It would have been nice to be comfortable, but instead we were at a high top with no view. Thanks Staff for the 3 of you taking the one area that would have accommodated us. The drinks were flowing pretty good with decent amounts of refills happening. The mezcal drink was good and I had a few of those. They had a few local beers from which to choose, but not much else. The food is another story.... nobody ordered anything crazy (in fact, the menu was pretty limited). But it took about 50 minutes from ordering until everyone got their food. It came out sporadically with the Argentinian Beef Skewers coming out last... with no "bed of greens" and "well done" when asked for Medium. I would only recommend the flatbreads if you're thinking of eating (which I wouldn't) When it was time to pay, I had to seek out our waiter who was hanging out at the main bar inside. It wasn't overly crowded at all, but c'mon... when your'e charging the prices your charging, at lease pretend like it's worth it. They added the 20% tip already for our "large" party, so I guess that's why he didn't give a crap.

Service was super and the candy drink was yummmmmm. Can't beat the views in the areas too

Hung out with my family at 10th and Terrace before my sister's dance competition this past weekend. We ordered variety of drinks and apps before walking across the street to the venue. My boyfriend and I got to hang out for about an hour. I had some of the buffalo chicken flatbread, the Brussels sprouts, and an espresso martini. All were very good. I would definitely recommend this spot on a sunny day!

This place was an undiscovered gem to us in downtown Raleigh. We brought three (5 total in our party) of our out-of-town friends here for drinks not really knowing what to expect. We had reservations but didn't need them on a nice fall Monday afternoon. The weather was perfect for the outdoor rooftop seating and the view was spectacular as the sun set over south Raleigh. Staff was great, the appetizer was ok and the drinks were just strong enough to not be considered weak. A great experience with a great view. It gave me a new appreciation for how many trees Raleigh has.

Stopped in here for a drink and dinner before a concert. The outside area is relaxed and the view is amazing. I ordered a bottled beer and husband ordered the seasonal draft which he was told was a triple Belgian from Neuse River brewing. What he received was some sort of ale. He liked it but would like to have known what he was drinking. I ordered the jerk fish tacos on corn shells. Portion size was good. They were bigger than I expected. They had a bit of kick. I ran out of water and waited a long time on a refill. Husband enjoyed his prosciutto flatbread. Unfortunately we waited a very long time on our check. Barely made the concert in time. Cool spot, but maybe not the place to go if you have time constraints.

Tl;dr - beautiful view, good drinks, mediocre food, not the best service, tends to get very crowded. 2.5 stars since it's quite pricey We made reservations for 2 on a Friday at 6:15Pm. We were seated right away, but it took some time to place our order. It was very crowded due to the Lainey Wilson concert and I don't think they had enough servers. Our server left mid shift and didn't tell us, so we were looking around for someone to help. We ordered the prosciutto flatbread which was good, the glazed Brussels sprouts which were not so great (maybe because I expected them to be crispy like most restaurants serve them and these were soggy and very sweet). The cocktails were good. Overall, due to how loud and crowded it was and mediocre service, we give it a 2.5

Great location and super chill vibe. The food was amazing and the service was just as on point. Great location for many events and I will definitely be back.

10th & Terrace is part of my rooftop list. I finally got by here to see the views. A nice view of downtown. Nothing much to brag about here. The service was decent but could be better. I felt it was a bit slow. When I arrived there really weren't many customers. We were told we could sit anywhere but waited a bit to be approached. We weren't hotel guests. Just dropping in to kill time since we had already paid for parking down the street. The Espresso Martini was okay. I will likely return but I will stick with a glass of wine. I'm not impressed with the cocktail I had. Besides that, it's a nice rooftop area. The space was clean and the staff seemed pleasant and helpful when she finally approached us.

Got together with a few coworkers after work at the rooftop bar just to decompress from the day. We order the Buffalo Chicken Flatbread & the Jerk Fish Tacos with drinks of course! The Flatbread was so good, we reordered a MULTIPLE times! The waiters and waitress were ABSOLUTELY AWESOME & ATTENTIVE! The only down side was they were reserved from 7:30 to close for a social event so we had to leave.... but nevertheless, we spent 2 good hours up there and the view and weather were both amazing as well as it being SUPER clean! We are definitely planning our next outing back to 10th & Terrace.

There are bathrooms and parking with the hotel. This is located on the 10th floor. So great service but a weird smell in the restaurant, they have quick bites but I also included the room service menu just in case. They had no hot water so no warm drinks were available. Which was a bummer because I wanted a hot toddy. The patio is lovely and there are blankets but I wish they had some heaters so we could have sit out there. Also because like I mentioned earlier there was a bit of a smell in the restaurant. I had the draft margarita. Something was wrong with the drink and it was incredibly salty and sour, which is crazy from me because I love tons of lime and very sour but I could not drink this. Our server was nice and personally made me a new one as she said it did look a bit off. The one she made was much better. My mom has the pumpkin spice White Russian and it was amazing!!! My dad had a regular Black Russian and was happy with it as well. a nice view of the city and very nice service. Just three stars for the weird smell, weird draft drink and no hot water.

Complete catfish experience: DO NOT waste your money unless your idea of brunch is paying extra for a basic hotel Continental breakfast at a basic no frills hotel. The reviews and socials hyped this up to be a more upscale brunch. We came here to celebrate my friend's birthday and it was a complete disappointment to say they least. They advertise "a boozy brunch experience" but you are getting basic bottom of the barrel brunch experience. When we arrived, the tables/seating is very tight and awkwardly placed. Also, the buffet is super small. It only has limited options.There's no made to order egg options. They advertise past hors d'oeuvres but they only had one option and came out once and when it did the chicken skewers were ice cold and dry! Not to mention the egg frittata was tasteless and cold, it was like eating styrofoam. We ordered a bottle of champagne for mimosas and when it came out, it wasn't even full bottle. Also, the buffet had limited options, they did not replenish the food and when we asked they replied that they weren't planning on it. And there was still an hour left for brunch and more people were being seated.

Perfect place to watch the sunset. The cocktails were good, shoutout to our bartender, Hailey for making a great espresso martini!

The views are spectacular and the service is so friendly. The food is shareable so for an appetizer type of meal it's very good. We had the prosciutto flatbread and charcuterie. Both well made. But it's the view and drinks that make this a must try.

The atmosphere was breathtaking. Our server was attentive and kind. The food was delicious! At first we didn't think we would be full due to the portion size. However, after eating we were full and content. I have read other reviews and am very sorry to hear the experiences others may have had. My husband and I came here for his 30th birthday celebration and he was in awe. I was so happy to see his pleased reaction. This was hands down a great night and this spot was sexy. We would definitely return and perhaps for brunch to see how it is in the day time!

It was a rough week and hubbie surprised me with a reservation here. It's inside the Marriott hotel. We were seated at the very corner with a direct view of the concert hall. The debutante ball was going on and it was a sight to see everyone dressed in long gowns and tails. Being outside, mild weather, and expertly made martini made a nice end to a tough week. Short weeks always cause a scramble. Forgot to take pictures of the charcuterie board and prosciutto flatbread. Both were very well done and surprisingly filling. Cannot wait to go back!

Really nice rooftop bar and rooftop terrace in downtown Raleigh. Location is pretty prime.  Just next to Martin Marietta Center for the Performing Arts, and looking down onto downtown Raleigh.  Service was exceptional.  Everyone from table to table servers, to bartenders, were super friendly, helpful, and quick.  Appetizers were delicious too.  We had the Duck Flatbread with Fig, Brie, and Green Onions, Jerk Mahi Mahi Tacos with Fresh Pico, Prosciutto Flatbread with Caramelized Onion, Baby Arugula and Honey Drizzle, Mongolian Ribs & Slaw with Toasted Peanuts, and Roasted Honey Lime Chicken Wings with Garlic Ranch.  Everything was really delicious. A great place for an after work get-together, a small group holiday outing, or just out with friends or family.  Tenth and Terrace (rooftop of Residence Inn Marriott) is definitely a hidden gem.  We'll be back.

The ambiance was very nice and the service was great. If you're looking for a quiet place for a date night or a nice brunch (without or without your children) this place will work. The prices were pretty reasonable and the food was worth it! My boyfriend and I really enjoyed ourselves and would def go back!

Absolutely loved this place. From the staff, to the food, to the atmosphere, to the drinks, it is a complete WIN. I am looking forward to my next visit in 3 weeks. Got to go.

10th & Terrace rooftop bar is located inside the Residence Inn Marriott downtown is conveniently located in the heart of the city with lots of parking be it on the street (weekend) or in paid parking areas. I enjoyed the space and the drinks were tasty. Unfortunately, there bar tender mixed my card up with someone else's tap and had to sort that out. I would definitely visit again. Unika B. & Co.

Not many food choices. The outside space on the terrace was not that great as it shows in the pictures.

We had a great evening here before walking to the Theatre next door for a show. It was quiet and cozy but there wasn't quite enough table space for the 4 chairs that were at our table. The service was prompt and the food was delicious. We will certainly be back when we can enjoy outside seating as it is too hot in the year to be on the terrace for long periods. The food was absolutely amazing and our friends had the Sesame Ahi Tuna Tatak and Ceviche (both not pictured). If you're around in the summer you have to get their Artisan Buratta Cheese, it is INCREDIBLE with peaches.

Great views, comfortable atmosphere, yummy sharables and drinks. Service was friendly but a little slow.

The views are beautiful, the rooftop bar is gorgeous... a little small but well decorated and quaint. The drinks are good, and the staff is really helpful, kind and sweet!

It was just ok. Very limited small plate options and very expensive watered down drinks. Good location though. Not sure why reservations were needed.

Took my husband on a surprise date. The rooftop view was amazing! My husband smiled enjoyed every minute we were there. The waitress was very nice and helped us with our orders. Food is flavorful and soft. If you like a little kick, definitely get the Brisket tacos. Everything planned out exceptionally well for my husband. He was smiling ear to ear the whole time ( including me lol) These are bite size meals but you know what? We were full and satisfied. You only live once. Treat yourself every now and then. Definitely coming back!

Came here for a late lunch before my flight back home. This was the last meal of my Raleigh trip and so happy I came. Food was delicious, I especially liked the cheeses on the charcuterie! Will be coming back here for the drinks and small bites next time I'm in Raleigh!

Love the view while sipping on a cocktail tail. One of my favorite plays to go on a nice warm day.

After spending a couple of hours at the ice rink around the corner, we needed a snack. My goal was to search for a roof top bar. The fact that this was a few minutes walk and across the street to where we parked our car was fate. Located in a hotel and on the 8th floor. We showed up late in the afternoon, so it was pretty emptied. They have plenty of bar sitting and tables. We decided to check out the terrace to first make sure it wasn't too windy. It was perfect. The view was over looking amazing views and plenty of trees all around. You won't be looking at concrete buildings at this place. The waiter was sweet and so helpful. He let us know that they just started there season menu. The drink menu is where its at. It took me a while to decide, but ended up with Salted butterscotch white Russian. My 2nd choice was, Smoked Honey Manhattan. I took a picture of the menu to later find these recipes online. Later that day, I did find one for the salted butterscotch and I did go the store. It was a hit for the family dinner that night. For the food, we ordered the bacon meatballs. That was delicious and must select. Over all, I would stay here in a heart beat just for that roof top.

Nice ambience and spectacular view. Serving staff is well trained and highly professional. Nice menu featuring small plates. What's not to like?

10th & Terrace is a cool and nice place! I do love rooftops and 10th & Terrace has one that vibes just right. Despite the surrounding buildings, being on the rooftop still felt spacious! The service was great. The server checked on me in a timely manner and the manager came over to say hello and brought us some napkins. That's how it should be done, take care of your patrons and feed them well! I will be returning and telling my social circle about 10th g Terrace!

Cute rooftop or indoor spot for a quick meal or for a round of cocktails. The location provides a beautiful view of downtown Raleigh. Parking is located on side streets or next door in the parking garage for the hotel. My friend and I both ordered the wings (Buffalo or bbq) and they were so good, I was ready for more.

Looking for a place with a great atmosphere, good drinks and delicious food downtown near the Duke Energy Center for the Performing Arts or the Convention Center? This rooftop bar at the Residence Inn downtown is smoking! There are bar stools, tables and couches, and an outdoor patio if you are there on a good-weather night. (we were not, as it was rainy and cold, but we were happy at the bar). Do not be in a hurry. Service is on the slow side, but not impossibly so. Husband's drink took time to prepare as he ordered the Smoked Manhattan. The Bartender does indeed light wood chips and smoked it under a dome. Very cool to watch. While he really liked the drink, he did say that the smoky flavor didn't linger past the initial sips. Maybe if they added something with a smoky flavor to the drink itself? Meanwhile, I was happy with my Cabernet. We were both quite hungry. It took awhile to get our Bartender's attention again, but we finally did ask to order food. Would have preferred to be asked. Once we did order though, our selections didn't take too long. We shared the Smoked Jerusalem Artichoke Dip with Crostini and the Fried Green Tomato Sliders with Bacon. Both were really really good. We ran out of Crostini before we ran out of the fabulous dip, so we ordered some more. They did charge $3 for the extra bread, but it was worth it to not waste any of that dip. With the nice atmosphere, great view, friendly staff, very good food and good drinks, we are looking forward to going back for more. So convenient to the Performing Arts Center that is adjacent across the street!

Great rooftop bar with amazing view! I got the "Ring My Peach" and it was the best cocktail I've ever had in Raleigh! Also, Terrace Root Beer Float w/ spiced rum and butterscotch snaps -- half way through my second one before I got the chance to take a picture.

After a very horrible experience at Level 7 (find my review for more info) 10th & Terrace was an extremely pleasant surprise! The staff was extremely friendly - ordered the fig flatbread and the burrata hot honey special - AMAZING! Our drinks were also very good - then we met the Executive Chef - who was very passionate about his job - he made recommendations, let us know details about each item and custom made an extra spicy drink for us. The dessert presentation at the end set everything apart - just fantastic service and good! Highly recommend

Went here with some co workers on a week night- it is tucked away within a hotel so unless you know about it, it's easy to miss! We went inside the hotel, up to the 10th floor. It wasn't terribly busy but it wasn't empty either. I eyed the drink menu, which isn't cheap or extensive, but you're paying for a nice view. My mixed drink was pretty good but definitely pricey so be prepared. We went outside to enjoy the nice view just in time for the sunset. It's not the "best" rooftop view ever but for downtown Raleigh, it's a really nice one. Next up was dinner...very small menu and I wasn't expecting a lot out of this meal but was pleasantly surprised. The food was pretty good overall! We shared a paella, chicken wings, and tacos. Service was fine overall too! Would recommend for a cute date night

Agree Angie! Every time we go to 10th & Terrace the Executive Chef "Eduardo" is exceptional! Great customer service for a Chef to come out of the kitchen and interact with his customers!

*This review is for drinks only* We visited while waiting for a table at a nearby restaurant for dinner. Our server appeared before we even sat down and he took great care of us. I don't know his name but he is from the Bahamas and super friendly. The margaritas are good and the views are absolutely gorgeous! (see pics) The only drawback for me was the lack of vegetarian appetizers. My only choices were bread and cheese or spinach and artichoke dip. I'm not sure how crowded it gets here on a weekend but there was plenty of space on a Thursday evening, even with an event being held inside. This place would be great for a date or even just hanging out with friends. I will definitely return!

Had a birthday gathering here and it was nice. The view on the rooftop is pretty cool, and although it's technically downtown, its somewhat tucked away from all of the other bars/restaurants on Fayetteville st and Glenwood South. It's kind of small which isn't that bad, the drinks are okay. Speaking of the drinks - damn, they're expensive! $15 for a cocktail?! This isn't the Plaza in New York or the Umstead Hotel in Cary! I just thought that was pretty ridiculous. There wasn't any music being played which would have been nice. Overall, I would think about coming here again. I can't speak on the food because I never had it, but I'd say the rooftop is its main selling point. Personally I prefer Level 7, but its all good. Would give this a 3.5 stars if I could but I'll be generous and round it to a 4. Just gotta come off those high prices, and add some music!

Came here at about 1230 on a Saturday. Patio was beautiful but too hot for me so I took a table with a beautiful. The views here are outstanding! Overlooking Raleigh Memorial Auditorium. It was noon but I'm sure the view at night would be spectacular. Guys, here's a tip: date night with a show at memorial auditorium, start it here first. Major points will be won! The serve small plates. All reasonably priced. The specialty drinks can be on expensive side. But there is where they probably make their money. A couple a drinks and on to explore the rest of the city or the show. Chef greeted me....and I was alone. So this goes to show what type of customer service you will receive. No complaints at all. (Well maybe lower drink prices...but this is coming from a person who loves a good drink!).

Really nice rooftop bar to have drinks at and over see South of downtown Raleigh. You go in the main hotel doors and up the elevator to level 10, you don't need to swipe a key card to get up there. I parked in the parking deck a couple blocks away- $5 to park. I ordered a sex on the beach ($11) with Tito's, I thought it was delicious. I sat outside on the patio, it was busy inside and plus it was a beautiful evening. They do serve food but it's very limited and domestic beer for an average price. The bar was busy on a Friday evening. The hotel/bar is right next to the convention center and right next to the performing arts center. Make sure you plan your visit accordingly because if it's busy both places it'll be busy at the bar. I will come back to enjoy a cocktail and watch the sunset.

You can smell this floor coming from the elevator. The overwhelming fishy smell set the mood on this rooftop bar. But, we leaned into it & ordered a round. My Whiskey Tango Foxtrot was not good, not bad, but definitely did not rest well in the stomach. My wife suffered through orange dahlia. Overly sweet & not a good mix. The menu options was not impressive and like most hotel menu items, over priced. So, we didn't order any munchies. The staff was nice & the room was overall set up good. It does have a lovely night time view over the Kennedy Theater. We couldn't bring ourselves to order a 2nd round and departed for the evening to find other entertainment.

Honestly a really good hotel bar. The bartenders are all awesome. Great service and the food is really on point. Tons of space, fireplace, fun ambiance.

I've been to 10th and Terrace for a couple of events (rooftop yoga and a grand opening event) but yesterday was the first time I just stopped in for a casual girls night drink. I was really impressed! Despite being in a prime location 10th and Terrace isn't insanely crowded, holding just enough people to fee full but not crowded. The weather was perfect sp they opened up the "indoor" area's massive doors giving it an even bigger feel. We ordered a beer/wine each as well as shared their signature charcuterie. For $20 it was surprisingly filling, featuring three types of cheese and four (?) meats. The only one I wasn't a fan of was the bacon-like meat which was kinda like prosciutto (which was also featured) but even saltier. Another salami I think would be a better fit. Everything else (along with the accompanying bread) was absolutely delicious and surprisingly filling. My beer (a salted caramel stout) was $8 for a 12 ounce, which is a bit more than area bars, but worth it for the view. Finally, the service was great. The bartenders were very helpful and friendly despite being a bit busy with tables. They checked on us several times and made sure we had everything we needed. All in all 10th and Terrace is a great (and in my opinion) overlooked spot to grab a drink and catch the view in downtown! Definitely check it out!

Visited this lovely rooftop bar with a friend for the first time for a private event last Sunday evening and decided to stick around afterwards for some yummy food! The service was fairly slow, but it was okay because we were busy enjoying each other's company and the BEAUTIFUL views of downtown Raleigh. I was torn between the blackened mahi soft tacos and the poke bowl but decided to go with the bartender's recommendation and ordered the tacos. (Although, he did mention that the poke bowl was one of their more popular options.) Well, I was not disappointed! Both dishes we ordered had a nice kick but weren't too spicy either. They offer mainly small plates (contemporary American fusion + a southern twist) that you could either eat by yourself or share amongst 2-3 friends. While their drink menu was fairly small in my opinion, the options seemed like there would be a little something for everyone's preference. Craft beers, signature cocktails, and wines were all decently priced as well. Can't wait to return!

I had an amazing cheese and meat platter and the service was very attentive and went above and beyond. I'll be back for sure. Great drink and a pretty view

View was incredible, but the service was sub par. Our waiter ignored us for a while, then he acknowledged us but we still didn't receive menus, he checked in again and said he'd be back... after about 15 minutes we finally received a menu. He forgot what my drink was, put my husbands drink in and the gentleman (who was really nice) that dropped it off had to ask me. He didn't check back until our drinks were completely gone. The view is gorgeous though and the drinks were tasty.

Just discovered this place last night. Location wise, it sits right next to the Performance Arts Parking Deck on the 10th floor of the Residence Inn in down town Raleigh. Once you get out of the elevator, you step into this modern and very classy bar. I ordered a Whiskey Tango Foxtrot and it did not disappoint. For a $15 dollar drink before tax, you definitely hope to get a decent bit of liquor and it delivered in that regard. The bartender was very friendly and professional. I didn't really get a chance to check out the rooftop patio area since the weather wasn't that great but I heard it's definitely worth a look!

So, I was looking online for a spot to take my sweetie for his birthday and searched rooftop bars in Raleigh and this popped up. We met some friends here for a celebratory birthday drink and had a wonderful time. The place was not crowded at all. They had live entertainment and heaters on the rooftop that made it a perfect evening. The decor was beautiful and inviting. Waitress and waiter were very friendly and attentive. This is a hidden gem in Raleigh downtown and the perfect place to hang out after work or for a special occasion. Will be back again and again!