Chic rooftop lounge with cocktails & sweeping city views

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"Perched on the 13th floor of the Robey, this intimate cocktail lounge offers sweeping views of the city, with both indoor and outdoor seating so guests can enjoy a breeze or get away from scorching temps. The drinks are great — try the spicy Oaxacan on Broken Glass (mezcal, chile poblano, hellfire bitters) — and despite sitting atop a bustling intersection in one of the trendiest neighborhoods, it somehow still manages to feel like a hideaway." - Ashok Selvam

"This tiny, 13th-floor lounge is all about that larger-than-life view, from the top of the Robey Hotel, smack dab in the center of the Wicker Park neighborhood. A well-dressed and stylish crowd occupies the low-and-deep couches, enjoying thoughtfully crafted cocktails while taking in panoramic views. Check out the Oaxacan on Broken Glass (spice-forward, with Banhez Mezcal, Bittermens Hellfire Bitters, and Ancho Reyes Verde Chile Liqueur) or the Secret Garden (refreshing and aromatic, with vodka, lychee, and elderflower). Expect seasonal menu shifts and a rotating hot toddy riff throughout fall and winter months." - Nicole Schnitzler
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"On the 13th floor of the Robey, the hotel at Wicker Park’s Six Corner intersection, the Up Room delivers solid drinks, bar bites, and a distant view of the city’s skyscrapers. Enjoy beverages like the Oaxacan on Broken Glass which is made with mezcal." - Ashok Selvam, Naomi Waxman

"This tiny, 13th-floor lounge is all about the views, from the top of the Robey Hotel , smack dab in the center of the Wicker Park neighborhood. It's crowd-pleasing as befits a hotel bar, but with a little edge. The cleverly named Oaxacan on Broken Glass is a spice-forward concoction of Banhez mezcal, Hellfire bitters, and Ancho Reyes Verde chile liqueur; the 5 O'Clock Tea has Knob Creek bourbon, Earl Grey tea, and peach shrub." - Brad Japhe
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"A Wicker Park hotel’s popular rooftop cocktail bar has been renamed, though there appear to be no other changes to its menu, decor, or house rules." - Daniel Gerzina