Rooftop Restaurants in London

The Sky Garden is second to none when it comes to coupling delicious dinner with stunning views. Whether you're tucking into fish dishes at The Fenchurch Seafood Bar & Grill or enjoying a roast at the Darwin Brasserie, there are few rooftop restaurants in London with more charm. 

Hidden among the high-rises and landmarks, London Bridge Rooftop is providing you with the ultimate backdrop for your sunshine drinks. As well as offering a selection of mouthwatering burgers, suited for meat-eaters and vegans alike, it's got a weekend bottomless brunch which promises to be raucous.

The award-winning Karma Sanctum Hotel is centrally located in the heart of Soho and only a few minutes walk from the bustling Regent street. Its main draw? The gorgeous rooftop terrace restaurant that oozes exclusive elegance. 

Buried deep in the heart of the City of London, you'll do well to find a more opulent space than Eight Moorgate. Perfect for when the sun comes out, the restaurant's terrace wraps around the building and offers great views of the bustling city below. 

With a jaw-dropping menu of omakase sushi and sashimi, alongside signature dishes including the mouth-watering rock shrimp tempura and specials from the robata grill, Aqua Kyoto is a top rooftop restaurant in London. Perched off Regent Street, it's a must for all occasions.

Coqbull Soho is one of the best places to eat outdoors in Central London, providing guests with plenty of options from the ground floor area to the rooftop terrace. Sink in a couple of hours here with gourmet burgers, rotisserie chicken and handcrafted cocktails making up the menu.

Aviary serves up a range of fresh seafood and grilled meat dishes that are just as inspiring as its sleek and stylish interiors. Nestled in the heart of the City, this place is perfect for dining while watching the sun sink behind the skyscrapers.

For dining with a view, this gorgeous rooftop restaurant in Wimbledon offers a range of tasty dishes alongside delicious cocktails and stunning interiors; perfect for breakfast, brunch and dinner.

The Chapel Bar is the ideal spot for sunset drinks or a bottomless lunch complete with free-flowing Aperol Spritz and two-courses of mouthwatering Italian cuisine. Home to one of Islington's few roof terraces, the charming venue also offers plenty of private hire options, suitable for groups of all shapes and sizes.

Looking for the perfect rooftop in South London? Head to Vagabond's SW11 outpost where you'll find a cosy space boasting comfy throws, plush pillows and fairy lights alongside tapas dishes, seasonal small plates and an impressive selection of wines.

The Queen of Hoxton is a top choice for a night out, a cocktail date, and even a bite to eat. The rooftop changes themes regularly, with past themes including a Moroccan medina and Peter Pan's lost world; this season, they're heading to the Emerald City with a Wizard of Oz theme.

Perfectly perched in a rooftop in Little Venice, Skylark provides unparalleled picturesque views of Notting Hill, Hyde Park and beyond. To accompany? A vibrant menu of fresh, seasonal British dishes and hand-crafted frozen cocktails. 

The biggest draw at Market Hall? Probably the fact that you can eat from a number of the city's best street food traders under one roof. But that's not all. Alongside Flank, Monty's Delis, BaoziInn and more, there's a rooftop terrace for those warmer days.

Looking for alfresco drinks and sky-high views in London? This City rooftop is not only bringing you classic British dishes and modern cocktails, but also Instagrammable interiors and the rooftop vibes to match.

Bird of Smithfield is a City spot based in a five-storey Georgian building in Farringdon. With two different bars, a stunning restaurant and an elegant roof terrace boasting views above the famous Smithfield market, it's become a favourite spot for foodies. 

Just a short walk from Fenchurch Street Station, this pretty rooftop bar offers a menu of delicious eats and great cocktails to match the view. Head up for the chance to grab some snaps of the city from on high, but make sure to spare some room for their gorgeous interiors and chic plates.

Madison is a rooftop restaurant that serves dazzling views of London's skyline alongside seasonal European fare. Armed with a terrace for when the sun appears from behind the clouds, the menu features hearty like grilled steak, lobster salad and Devonshire monkfish.

Madera at Treehouse London boasts some seriously impressive views of the city below. Fuelled with tequila-based cocktails, Mexican plates and bottomless brunches, it's an undeniably chic place to eat and drink on date nights, family dinners and group celebrations. 

Does Frank's even need an introduction? Whether you're a Peckham local or came for The Gram, there's no escaping those bright pink walls and the bustling rooftop bar that serves cocktails, bar snacks and brunch.

Brought to you by the team that unleashed popular Peckham Italian restaurant Forza Win unto South London, this cosy bar and restaurants specialises in drinking and snacking, with a rooftop terrace that's perfect for lounging through balmy days.

The Hoxton have ventured south of the river and, boy, are we glad. The smart mini chain has opened one of 2019's hottest rooftops, Seabird, a gorgeous floral space, with views over the city. Add in some of their delicious seafood, and you're onto a winner.

The Culpeper is one of London's most interesting rooftop haunts. Centrally located in the heart of Spitalfields it brings a sense of homeliness to bustling Shoreditch with its cosy interiors and 'working farm' rooftop space. 

A staple of Shoreditch's sky-high dining scene, Boundary promises spectacular views of the City and East London, as well as a menu that joins oysters, duck bread and raclette with French 75s, Italicus Spritzes and a great selection of wine.

Looking for dinner with a view in the City? Check out Coq D'Argent for drinks and snacks on the rooftop bar or a moreish neal in the restaurant. Perched on No.1 Poultry, this swanky spot offers views of landmarks like St Paul's Cathedral, the Walkie Talkie, Monument and beyond.