9 Rooftop Restaurants To Drink At This Summer In Chicago
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9 Rooftop Restaurants To Drink At This Summer In Chicago

These places offer a variety of foods and drinks to enjoy with a view that will take your breath away!

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9 Rooftop Restaurants To Drink At This Summer In Chicago
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Ask any Chicagoan or person who has visited Chicago, and they will tell you that Chicago is one of the best cities in the world. From shopping on the Magnificent Mile to visiting the famous Bean, there are many reasons this city has such a high representation. One of the biggest reasons is the food. With great views over Lake Michigan and more, all of these restaurants have a breath-taking view and a menu to try.

1. Cindy's Rooftop Bar/Restaurant

Cindy's has a view that overlooks Grant Park, Lake Michigan, The Art Institue, and more! This is a view you can't find anywhere else. For the menu and more information, click here.

2. The J. Parker

This Chicago Rooftop Restaurant has seating both outside and inside. This is a great place to come and sip on cocktails, or even for a date night. Click here for more!

3. ZED451

Zed 451 is a Brazilian steakhouse that offers you all-you-can-eat soup/salad bar and meats. Zed 451 has seating in the bar, lounge, and a rooftop terrace all overseeing the Chicago cityscape. Come here for brunch, dinner, or even for their famous desserts such as their Blueberry Peach Pie. Click here for more!

4. Joy District Chicago

Zagat reviewed Joy District Chicago as "a New American resto-bar that doubles as a nightclub, this hip River North hangout in the former Epic space serves shared and full-sized plates washed down with signature cocktails on three warehouse-chic levels with brick walls, provocative artwork, and lounge seating, plus a sprawling seasonal rooftop patio" Click here for more!

5. Fountainhead

With a 4.4 star review on Google, Fountainhead offers more than just an impressive beer list and pub food. Fountainhead has a rooftop garden that can't be missed. Find this restaurant on Montrose Ave. Chicago . For more information, click here!

6. 52Eighty Rooftop Lounge

Find 52Eighty Rooftop Lounge on the 29th floor of Cambria Chicago Hotel. Their broad menu features food from oysters to lobster rolls. This restaurant features a happy hour on Tuesday-Friday starting at 5. Come here for the best deals on drinks! For more information, click here!

7. Streeterville Social

Located on Park Drive, Streeterville Social has affordable American eats and cocktails. Grab a burger and sit back for a view of the downtown Chicago skyline. Click here for more!

8. ROOF on theWit

This summer hotspot is on the 27th floor of theWit Hotel. ROOF on theWit offers bottle service and a DJ for you and your friends to jam out to and is open until 2AM. Click here for more!

9. Plymouth Restaurant & Rooftop Bar

Located in the South Loop, this pub and restaurant offers endless deals. Come at the right time and day and you can get half off appetizers. On Mondays-Friday Plymouth has $3 lemon drop shots and more! To see all the deals, click here!

If you're looking for a night into town, or just want to grab something delicious to eat, these places offer those things along with a great view. Make sure to check each of these places online to view its menu, specials, and how to get there.

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