Aperitivo

Visit Aperitivo for friend’s Birthday. Place is very exclusive and reservations only I belive. Parking you must valet because parking is not near or easy. I do like that They gave us the table outside with the view and that they accommodating my group to celebrate my friends birthday. The food was delicious. There is not a lot on the menu, but it was good. It is more like bites, but I love the atmosphere with the live DJ with great music.

I did a reservation a month in advance in this place and giving them one star is being nice. The place is NOT what you see in social media, service is hideous and food is terrible. I highly recommend you to skip the place. In higher-end establishments, it’s standard etiquette not to seat guests in areas that are still being set up. Unfortunately, that wasn’t the case here. As shown, the waitstaff was still actively preparing the section while guests were already being seated. This disrupted the experience and fell short of the level of service one would expect from a place that presents itself as “high-end.” The steak bites came before our drinks how is that possible? It took us almost 30 minutes to get our first round of drinks. This is a once and done.

I love this place. It’s great for hangout with friends or family. Food is delicious and even though service can be a bit slow it’s understandable. Place gets busy but is worth it. I loved the chicken parmigiana and sweets

✨ Aperitivo Rooftop Bar – Downtown Houston ✨ If you’re searching for a chic spot to unwind in downtown Houston, Aperitivo Rooftop Bar is the perfect choice. The atmosphere strikes a beautiful balance between modern elegance and relaxed comfort, making it ideal for after-work drinks, weekend gatherings, or a date night with a view. Their cocktails are creative and well-crafted, with a menu that feels thoughtfully curated rather than overwhelming. Pair your drink with their delicious small plates and you’ll get the full Aperitivo experience — fresh, flavorful, and beautifully presented. What truly makes this place special is the skyline view: Houston’s downtown lights create the perfect backdrop, especially as the sun sets. The staff adds to the charm — welcoming, attentive, and knowledgeable about both drinks and pairings. Overall, Aperitivo Rooftop Bar isn’t just about having a drink; it’s about enjoying the city from a fresh perspective, in a stylish yet laid-back setting. Highly recommend for locals and visitors alike! 🍸🌆✨

Aperitivo, is with all due respect not it. This place comes across as an upscale-rooftop bar/ restaurant. Which- it is. However, I left this establishment feeling very underwhelmed and very unsatisfied. I got 2 drinks and a crème brûlée (which was a very weird brown color) and not that appetizing after we began to eat. Service was decent. Our waiter did take care of us and even substituted 1 of our drinks for a different one after I requested a new one from the bar. Atmosphere was beautiful and very picturesque. The only thing that threw that off? The. Super. Loud. DJ. I couldn’t even hear what my partner, no less than 2 feet away from me was saying. After that we left. I don’t see myself returning but the area was very nice. It might be worth it to get a main entrée since those looked good from afar but for now I won’t be re-visiting. P.s. reservations are required and dress code is enforced so come nicely dressed.

I was really excited to visit Aperitivo, but I was a bit disappointed with the wayfinding and overall organization, especially around the bar and food service. That said, I reminded myself that this is still a soft opening, so some hiccups are to be expected. I arrived at the bar around 5:45 PM, not long after it opened. Right away, it was a little confusing—there’s no nearby parking or valet, and finding the entrance was a bit of a challenge. Once inside the lobby, there were no signs explaining that you need to wait for an attendant to take you up to the 5th floor. Luckily, I arrived early and got in without an issue, but later in the evening, the bar hit capacity. A large crowd gathered in the lobby with no staff around to provide updates or direction. It would have made a big difference to have someone downstairs communicating with guests. Now for the good: the space is absolutely stunning. The views and ambiance were top-notch, and the drinks were solid. Unfortunately, service was very slow, and the food was disappointing. What we ordered was overcooked and almost inedible—we didn’t even touch the pizza. Overall, I’d go back for the drinks and atmosphere, but I’d probably skip the food next time. I’m hopeful that with more time, some of these early kinks will get worked out.

Beautiful views of the city. This place has a lot going for it. It feels like you left Houston and ended up in Italy. The decor is very nice and luxurious. The bartenders attention to detail on the drinks is top shelf. This place is a great date night.

Aperitivo is Houston’s new brunch gem! Our server Kyle was amazing, friendly, attentive, and went above & beyond. The view is beautiful, the staff is so welcoming, and valet parking is a plus (or free parking just a 5-min walk away 🚶‍♂️). Menu is limited for now, but this spot has tons of potential.

I made reservations for a Friday evening dinner with the girls to celebrate her birthday. We decided on an indoor table due to Houston August heat. Luckily it wasn't too bad despite being seated near the open window and doors. The view of the Houston Skyline was beautiful. I can't wait to come back to enjoy the patio on a cool day. We did take photos on the patio and even the restaurant manager offered to take the photos for us. She even guided us to the other side of the balcony for more additional views and better photo lighting. I was able to converse with her briefly as I saw another side of their restaurant that is being set up for a wedding the next day. She mentioned they an accommodate a 300 person wedding which was impressive. I think this works be a perfect venue in general for any occasion with the views it offers over Houston. Valet parking is available for $15 in front of the restaurant. There's also free street parking, which is was lucky to find. There is a parking garage nearby as well, however I'm not sure if there a fee or not. The restaurant itself is very much Instagram worthy. The decor is Tuscany chic. It gave off even positivity and "vacation vibes" as one of my girlfriends mentioned. Drinks and food presentation also needed their spotlight too. The patio is extensive with tables and chairs, including patio furniture. There were large fans also blowing outdoors to keep it cool as well but it's hard to beat that Houston humidity. I love the variety of alcoholic and having non-alcoholic drinks available. I do not drink alcohol so having a nice cocktail with the girls was nice. I got the mango non-alcoholic drink and it was so refreshing and it took me back to of i was in cancun. The Apertivo Sprits was a recommended cocktails the ladies enjoyed and the Ti Amo Lychee. The cocktails were reported to be delicious and strong. The food was also delicious. We shared the charcuterie selection, beef wellington, seasonal crudo, spicy coppa pizza, and chicken parmesan. We also enjoyed an after dinner hazelnut coffee, which was delicious. We didn't get to try the dessert this time because we brought a birthday cake for our friend. They kindly brought it out for us and sliced it up for us. They even helped pack it away for us. We had such a lovely and tasty experience. I was scared about the negative reviews but we came in with an open mind. Since stepping into the place, Service was wonderful. Restaurant manger checked on us frequently as well. Table was always cleared and our water glasses full. Do note, they do automatically include a 20% tip to all tabs. It is stated on the menu. There is also a dress code which is stated on their website, when you make your reservation, and even when you get a reminder of your reservation. We can't wait to be back.

Love what they have done with this location. I originally visited for a foodie event and got to explore all throughout the premises with the best view of the city skyline. Now they have that second half of the area closed off for special restaurant related events. Aperitivo has a pretty strict dress code catering to a more Instagramable upscale vibe. It's uniquely Houston although not entirely European comparative to Italy vibez. I would say, in Italy, the dress is more laid back, earthy and airy as it gets so incredibly hot there so you will see a lot of shorts, flowy dresses and walking shoes/flats. The service is similar in that our service was exceptionally attentive! Frequently checking up on us and making sure we were satisfied, even going as far as to give us an additional dessert on the house. The venue is up on the 5th floor with a strict reservation only check in on the 1st floor. They are known for their drinks so, you are led to the bar to wait for your party. Marble countertops with under lighting, custom chandeliers drape the indoor space! Boutique chairs add depth to the average tables giving the entire bar an elevated elegance that is hard to match with other dinning establishments in the houston area. When you look up at the ceiling, you can see what appears to be good accents painted within the ceiling so it looks like a moving sea of gold pastel seaside. If I could describe this restaurant, it would be "Charming yet Sophisticated" as there were lots of business meetings and dates occurring here. I recommend you order the Panini as it's filling and comes with a side Caesar salad. It has a slightly crunchy outer texture due to the ciabatta press and is loaded with mortadella, spinach, tomato's, fontina, pesto and more. The balsamic vinegar and olive oil added a nice touch. It gave a mild yet savory taste with a slightly Smokey flavor due to the peppercorns. The pesto gave it more of a complex profile and had a pungent garlic spicy and sweet taste when paired with the balsamic. Overall, I rate the food a 8.5 and the venue a 9.2. Parking: free street parking but you have to walk at least 2 blocks. If you're wearing heels, be prepared or you can pay $15 to have your vehicle valeted.

This place definitely delivered! We went right when they opened at 5 PM, and it was perfect because it wasn't crowded at all, which gave us a chance to really take in the vibe. From the start, everything was smooth: we checked in, and once our table was ready, an attendant took us up the elevator to the rooftop. The view alone is worth the visit, absolutely stunning skyline views of downtown. The rooftop itself is beautiful, with plenty of seating both inside and out. They even have fans running outdoors, which really helps on warm days. Don't expect a full dinner menu because they serve appetizers only, but the portions were surprisingly generous and everything we tried was delicious. The drinks were also great, and the waiter was friendly and attentive the entire time. There was a DJ playing good music, setting the mood without it being too loud. We also took advantage of the $15 valet parking, which was convenient due to the place being located downtown. We did make a reservation just to be safe, especially since we wanted patio seating, and I'd recommend doing the same. Perfect for a date night, girls' happy hour, or a relaxing rooftop vibe with great views. Overall, a 10/10 experience.

I've been wanting to try out this place for a while. While I'm glad I was able to check it out, I doubt I'll be back. We entered and were seated outside for the views. Luckily, there was a huge fan pointed at our table. We ordered drinks, at $18 each, and truffle fries. The fries were ok, nothing special. We each ordered different drinks, with the lychee drink being the best. For food we ordered chicken parm and the lamb sliders. My friend really liked her lamb sliders. My chicken parm was just ok. Then the check came out. Please note that even for a party of three that the tip is already included. If you're going for the views, then grab a drink and get your pic.

2 stars from me! One for the creamy ice cream in the delicious affogato and the second star is for how beautiful this place is! My goodness someone put some major coins into this place. Sexy, sultry, perfect for date night. The rooftop view is breath taking. The 2 ladies at the front, welcomed us with smiles and assisted us on the elevator. 2 seats at the bar awaited us...no wait for our 10:15 Friday night reservation. Went downhill from there..... The bartender, handsome gentleman with curly brown hair, took one glance at my dining companion and me and proceeded to speak with the couple beside us. I get it, they got there before us...then he returned moments later and asked if they needed anything else. I know what I needed...a menu sure would've been nice. A few minutes transpired then I had to bark and pop that neck to get a menu. Now, I'm the one with the problem!!!!??? I ordered the lemon tiramisu and watermelon Paloma which was spicy but pretty lackluster. $18? Worth every bit of $12...oh and the tiramisu? They were out! I visited that place to try the tiramisu! No bueno! We were pretty over it by then so we closed our tab, ordered Chinese takeout from my phone and scurried home!

Came on a Thursday Evening. Weather was beautiful especially before the summer heat starts attacking us! Reservations are required! I'm so happy they opened up their availability. I will say it's a very limited menu as far as cocktails. Most of them are classics with two Aperitivo originals. It's worth checking out for the vibes but definitely wish there was more to it... maybe come on a weekend when there's a DJ

What an amazing spot! I went here around 830pm on a Friday for drinks in the rooftop outdoor table area! You feel that 5 star service from the beginning. It is very high end and well done of a space. The staff adds to that luxury feel! They were truly great and made the whole experience the top notch service! Also - the drinks were very affordable for what you were getting here. I ordered a Hugo Spritz and it was $16, which is a STEAL for this area and with this amazing of a view! Beautiful place. Perfect mix of music and ambiance while still being able to have conversation. Love it!

Really good food and drinks. Its a smaller space but still nice enough to enjoy the view and scenery. I was there pretty early but could see this as a great place for a nice dinner. Ill definitely be back.

Tucked away near East River 9, Aperitivo is one elevator ride away from a stunning Tuscany style bar. Reservations are highly recommended here and there is valet parking on arrival. The reservation system is for smaller parties and wouldn't let us book for 3 people so booked for parties of 1, 2 and 2 at the bar and then asked to be sat together. I typically don't think this would've worked out but they were super accommodating about it! We enjoyed our cocktails, charcuterie, Wellington bites (although this dish definitely needs an acid to cut up how rich they are) and truffle fries. The food portions were on the smaller side. The live music was so good and we will definitely be back for another rooftop drink soon.

Aperitivo is the perfect date night! This is the kind of place you can dress to impress, enjoy some drinks and light bites, and catch the sunset while looking at the Houston skyline. Service wise, just be aware they are only open Wed and Sun evenings so far. We made reservations on OpenTable, and they are really busy if you're trying to get a prime table on the outside patio. You enter through this hotel like lobby, check in at the desk, and they escort you upstairs on the elevator when it's your turn to get seated. Drinks wise, we tried their aperitivo spritz, cocco negroni, and a glass of their house champagne. For food, we had their Mediterranean dip trio, house cut truffle fries, and the assorted charcuterie & cheeses. Everything was great and appropriately matched the rooftop bar vibes. I will say the bill was a lot more than I was expecting, but I guess the price comes with ambiance and views. I'll definitely be coming back here for future date nights, cheers!

A perfect way to end Sunday funday at one of Houston newest rooftops. We arrived at our reservation time were promptly taken up the elevator and seated. The view from the rooftop is amazing and the space is nicely decorated. The wait staff are so kind. The menu is very limited and pricey. I ordered the Ti Amo Lychee cocktail which was ok. We shared the truffle fries 10/10 and the seasonal bread pudding 7/10. The establishment had a nice vibe but I hope they expand the menu more.

We came in today (Sunday) Great service, good ambience, and great view of downtown. The negative : music is too loud , this is supposed to be a place to relax and unwind, enjoy each other company, and good conversation. The loud music defeat all of this . Lower the sounds level for people To have conversations. I still recommend this as is new. I am sure , there are considerations to be change to appeal to different, and maybe , reserve for upscale party as request.

Alla fortuna y successo di Aperitivo! You will have a slice of la dolce vita when you step into Aperitivo and passport is not required. Ambiance: 5/5 For now only open on Wednesdays and Sundays, you have to get there early as the place is quickly becoming popular. It is first come first serve, no reservations, so arrive early. Dress code is business casual/dressy is best. But I did see some people in sneakers and tshirt. Located in EADO, driving up you think you might be lost because you're driving into apartment area. But there is parking at East River Garage with different rates. If you're lucky you might find street parking. There isn't a huge sign saying Aperitivo, but there are A frame signs telling you where to go. While it was a bit rocky at first because I don't think they were prepared for the vast amount of people to show up, on a Wednesday of all days, but eventually it was settled. The place was buzzing with lively views, soothing live band, friendly people and carefully crafted spirits. Once you reach the waiting area, depending if it's at capacity, you'll wait in the lobby while, bouncer/elevator attendant, Kevin, makes his rounds as to when people can enter based on availability. One suggestion is to have a list to check people in, it was a bit chaotic just standing in the lobby trying to keep up and guess who was next. Everyone was scattered and just standing around. Once you turn the corner and walk through the doors, the breeze and ambiance transports you into what feels like a a hidden terrace in Tuscany full of elegance meeting escapism. Service: 5/5 Fortunately, I got to sit at the bar to see all the magic and action that mixologists extraordinaries Rico & Angel, prepare drinks served with a side of humor and banter. The downtown views are captivating and the ambiance within is upscale yet relaxed. Got to talk with the manager, Eric, he was helping serve tables as it was very busy, but great, friendly guy. Food (drinks) 5/5: I tried a couple of cocktails: Filthy (gin) Martini 5/5- it was just right, only missing olives because they were out. I'll be back. it took a bit to get settled as there were only 2 bartenders and they were BUSY! Eventually got a menu to try their specialty crafted cocktails. The Botanist G&T 5/5: it was a special twist on this with cranberry bitters it made it red and the presentation was stunning. People kept asking what it was, and yes it was delicious! Thank you! Espresso Martini 4/5: simple and typical flavored, nothing noteworthy but still good. Regular Old Fashioned (with Angel's Envy) 5/5: Smooth and crafted just right. My friend hadn't tried Angel's Envy and he was having old fashioned with Jim Beam and Bulleit whiskey, and Angel's Envy was his favorite. House-cut truffle fries with Parmesan and garlic sauce 4/5: Bursting with flavorful all around, the only thing is that when they arrived they were cold. If they had been warm or hot would've made it 5/5. I look forward to returning as they work out some of the hiccups, they've only been open for about 3 weeks so it's understandable they are trying to smooth out some kinks. Overall, a much enjoyable and overdue welcomed rooftop experience that transports you from the Houston city scene and for a moment makes you feel like you're on vacation in Italia! Can't wait to return.

Came here for desserts, luckily they had open seats at the bar as I didn't have a reservation. The bartenders were very kind and helpful. We ordered the limoncello tiramisu and the creme brulee. The presentation was very nice. The limoncello tiramisu was more like a limoncello tart than a tiramisu, but it was still enjoyable. The creme brulee was a coffee full flavor and it was so smooth and creamy with that crisp sugar glaze on top. Desserts were $11 each. View from the terrace was beautiful. There's also space on the same floor where you can rent out for events. The decor was Italian based and so beautiful. Would definitely return and try some of their food offerings. There's parking in the garage, on the street, and valet for $15.

This is the best new rooftop bar in Houston in my humble opinion. The decor is so chic and pretty, our waitress was great, the ambiance was lively but not overwhelming plus the drinks and food were good. We ordered the Mediterranean Trio and Truffle Fries. The trio was good and more than enough for two people. The fries were pretty good, but not my fav (I'm obsessed w/truffle fries). To drink we had the Paloma E Melon and Aperitivo Spritz. The Aperitivo Spritz reminded me of a Hugo Spritz. They only offer valet, their hours are weird and you have to make a resy. Absolutely go check it out I'm sure you'll love it!

Thankfully they were upfront with their profiling so we didn't have to spend any money here. Would not recommend.

Aperitivo has an incredible environment!! I've gone back many times! It's warm, welcoming, and full of great vibes. The food is delicious, and the atmosphere makes every visit memorable. As a Hispanic, I can confidently say there is no racial profiling here; just friendly, inclusive service. The dress code is reasonable and helps maintain the classy, enjoyable feel of the place. Some of the complaints I've seen feel more like nitpicking. Overall, I highly recommend Aperitivo to anyone looking for a great time with amazing food and ambiance!

Our waiter saved our experience, because he was friendly, helpful, and attentive. The start of our trip was less than ideal for a mid week date night. The host on the first floor was rude to us, and the host on the rooftop was rude to us too... The feeling you get when someone doesnt speak to you like another human was how we started the night. Sure, we were a few minutes late past our rezy grace period, but there is no need for the attitude. If you can't seat us fine, but dont give us a hard time when the rooftop is less than 50% full. We were about to leave, but our waiter came to took our order with a welcoming smile. He was awesome. We probably won't go back even though they have a great view of the city. There are too many great places to hang in Houston to deal with being treated poorly.

This place sucks. I've visited Aperitivo twice now. I thought the first time might have been a fluke but it wasn't. The second time was worse. Visit 1. We had a reservation and were promptly seated at 4pm on Sunday. Several of us had hats and t-shirts. No problem (wait for visit 2). The upstairs is decorated nice. The view is not at all as advertised. You can only see the skyline if you lean over the edge. Otherwise, you see homeless encampments along the bayou and a sea of white townhomes. There are places in the same neighborhood with much better views. When our waitress came over, she informed us it was last call! Why were we be allowed to make a reservation at last call?! We ordered a round of drinks and around 30 minutes later we got our 4 drinks and a sparkling water. The bar was dead. We were practically the only people there so 30 minutes for a drink is ridiculous. The drinks were subpar for $18. The price point isn't an issue, I don't mind paying that price for a cocktail if it's good. These drinks were just fine. Since it was apparently last call, we went ahead and made a reservation on the spot for another visit where we would have time to "enjoy" this new east side spot close to our house. Visit 2. We showed up for the reservation we made on our last visit and the rude front desk staff claimed the reservation didn't exist. Ugh. Great start. Took a while but we eventually convinced the front desk that our reservation existed even though they didn't have it. The front desk staff also told us we didn't meet the look even though we were wearing a similar fit to our first visit. I had to turn my shirt inside out to be allowed inside. Just my opinion but an inside out shirt looks trashier than what my shirt originally had printed on it. Enough edits were made to our fits that we were allowed up. When we got up, I was surprised to see other people with hats. Kind of like it was selective as to which people were allowed to wear hats. Hint, be white and wanderlust. Also hilarious that I had to adjust my fit to get in but the upstairs was loaded with ill-fitting, falling apart, wrinkled Zara. : / Anyway, we tried to shake off the unwelcoming welcome and ordered drinks. Drinks took 45 minutes to arrive! And 1 in our group never got their drink after an hour of waiting. By this point we were over it. So we closed out early and went to the neighbor dive bar for better cocktails and better service. End thoughts. This place isn't the vibe. Unwelcoming, rude staff, bad service, and inconsistent rules are not for me. It desperately wants to be bougie but doesn't meet the standard. Won't be back.

Food was delicious. Went for a girls brunch, the drinks were good and the ice cream espresso dessert was amazing.

Highly recommend. Excellent views of the bayou. Amazing sunset. The bar is brand new. Staff is great with excellent service. Everything is clean and fancy. Several levels and amazing views with good weather. We had a few apps and the cocktails were perfect. Recommend the old fashion as it was made to perfection. Definitely coming back.

Racial profiling! We recently visited Aperitivo in Houston, and unfortunately, our experience was disappointing. We completely understand and respect dress codes, but the way it was handled left us feeling uncomfortable, disrespected, and racially profiled. We checked Instagram and the OpenTable reservation email before our visit, and neither mentioned any dress code. Upon arrival, we saw a sign indicating a dress code, but since we requested and booked to seat outside, we presumed there might be more flexibility due to the heat. We also noticed two gentlemen inside (white aka French as manager stated) and one seated outside, wearing caps without any issue, which made us think exceptions were being made. Before we ordered food and drinks, we spoke to the manager, Rico, and asked him for a photo. He didn't mention that my husband needed to remove his cap. The owner, Sebastian, who also acted as the manager, didn't say anything either when he brought us drinks. However, when the hostess later came to our table, she insisted my husband remove his cap. Rico and Sebastian were both staring at us at this point, which made the situation feel even more uncomfortable. We pointed out that others were wearing caps, and the hostess seemed understanding, but when we addressed Rico, he explained that the man wearing a cap inside was French and someone he knew, which felt like an unfair explanation, especially since the individual was also White. He also stated that he was only staring at us because he assumed we wanted a tour of the location while we were eating. To make matters worse, when we spoke to Sebastian (aka the owner), he didn't offer an apology or explanation. Instead, he asked our daughter what she did for a living lol, as if she weren't qualified to question the policy. If there's a strict dress code, it should be enforced consistently from the start. The inconsistency in handling the situation, combined with how we were approached, left us feeling racially profiled and disrespected. Our plans were to enjoy the afternoon, after this we felt completely uncomfortable we asked for our check and left. We will not be returning.

First time going to this Rooftop with my girlfriends for a Sunday Brunch. Made sure you make a reservation ahead of time since it gets full. The drinks are perfect and the Brunch menu and food were really good. Small portions and overpriced. Our service outstanding. Perfect for a Sunday afternoon. There is a 20% tip automatically added in your bill just be aware and a "very strict dress code" policy. So not a place to go randomly.

In kinda a developing development. Make reservations so you can get a good seat with a view of the city. They have decent charcuterie options and a full menu. They do get busy and it is small so in certain instances they may give you a time limit on sitting. My date did not like it but it is kinda small. Not bad but I don't have to come back.

If you're looking for something new and aesthetically, pleasing to the Eye, great bar service and a magical ambience this is the place! The decor is retro, but inviting the service is impeccable.

Great rooftop bar and restaurant good service great music tasty appetizers try it you'll like it

The food, service & ambiance was great; seating arrangements not so much. The area my reservation was for, was occupied due to their videographer filming content. We were reseated elsewhere, but it turned out to be someone else's seats! We stayed put after explaining the situation, but the ordeal was time consuming and a bit of an inconvenience.

What a fucking fantastic experience. My husband and I were drinking that crisp white shit- Sauvignon blanc from Sancerre loire valley. Stared at the ceiling a little while in admiration and awe between snipits of the Astros game. Rico was fantastic as always and very hospitable. The general manager was fantastic- his hair was even better. Come and have a pizza and a bottle of wine or two .

Absolutely love the views. Impeccable service and a well thought out menu. Will definitely return and recommend for an upscale experience

Really wanted to like this place.. had heard mixed reviews but unfortunately when finally deciding to book a reservation we were really disappointed. The food was actually.. not great. And I'm not critic! Also it's tough to get a drink wrong, but the drinks were super average. Very unfortunate because they have a great patio. Idk yall find out for y'all's selves.

I had a terrible experience at this bar. Very poor service overall. The restaurant has a 15 min grace period for your reservation, which is fine. However, we got stuck in traffic due to a very heavy rain which left many of adjacent streets partially flooded. We arrived at the place 3 min over our grace period and were told that we no longer had a table. After complaining and waiting for a while the hostess finally agreed to go upstairs and check the availability and we were able to get in. The food was mediocre, I ordered the" seasonal crudo" the fish was not fresh and was drenched in the dressing which looked more like a soup. The bartender is the highlight of the place, she is professional and the cocktails were delicious. Overall, It is a very pretentious place with poor service and overpriced food.

Went on Thursday night and had a nice time until I realized I was charged for an extra drink. The receipt was never shown to me itemized before they charged my card and asked me for a tip. Luckily I asked for a printed receipt or I would have never known. I have now called 4 times and left two voicemail messages for there to be no response. Incredibly disappointed. Do not come here unless you want to be scammed.

Our visit here could have ended very badly but thanks God it didn't. We came here to celebrate a friend's birthday The place is absolutely beautiful! The prettiest rooftop bar in the city with flavorful small plates (our favorite was the lamb sliders) and our waitress, Kat, was amazing. However, we will not be returning due to how management handled a situation that put our entire party's safety at risk. One of my friends was approached by a woman sitting with the group next to us with a very passive aggressive comment in regards to her outfit. My friend politely dismissed her as the establishment has a strict dress code enforced (sign at the desk when checking in). Also, this is not a place you can just walk into. An employee has to come down and escort you on the elevator to the rooftop. There were no complaints from any employees or manager, just this one woman who is a customer like the rest of us. Once being dismissed by my friend, she went and sat back with her group while proceeding to make tasteless comments and eventually the whole group (40-50 year old women) was harassing us (23-26 year old women). One woman was threatening us! Saying things like "catch us outside", "we can fight about it" and so on.... She even aggressively attempted to charge at our table a few times. When management finally came around they did a terrible job of deescalating the situation. They had no patience, zero understanding, and approached the situation with a much too authoritative demeanor. It was as if they wanted us to shut up like we were children that's were embarrassing them. They didn't really care about us being harassed but did to how visible aggressive the other party was, they did kick them out. They kicked the other party out and sent them in the direction opposite of our table, yet the woman who first approached my friend still managed to get in front of our table waving her finger in our faces while management stood there and let her. We pleaded for them to get her away from us to which they responded with a threat to kick us out. We stayed for about another 20-30 mins and upon leaving out the building the group of women were outside waiting for us in a Range Rover. We then had to beg security to walk us to our car to which they did not want to do. Management needs to work of their mediation skills and learn how to ensure that customers can feel safe in side of and as well as out front of their establishment.

we had a great experience here! the ambiance after the sun goes down is great, the live music really made it special. the service was acceptable but slow at times. cocktails were solid, i had the non as margarita which was a unique take on a popular drink. espresso martini was solid! For food the bread service was just okay, charcuterie board was better. wellington bites and sliders were the best things but would prefer the sliders and likely try the pizza instead next time. overall we will be back, great for date night or girls night

Angelina was extremely rude and not accommodating. Did not try to offer any help. Very disappointed in the service and likely won't come back.