8 Rooftop Bars in Toronto

Toronto is a city that never fails to impress, and its stunning skyline is no exception. With its iconic skyscrapers and soaring towers, the Toronto skyline is a sight to behold. From the sleek lines of the CN Tower to the modern architecture of the Royal Ontario Museum, the city’s skyline is a testament to its vibrant and dynamic culture.

As one of the largest and most diverse cities in North America, Toronto is a melting pot of cultures, languages, and traditions. Visitors from all over the world come to experience the city’s rich history, world-class museums, and vibrant neighborhoods.

Scroll down and find the rooftop bar in Toronto that is best suited for you and your company. Or help yourself by checking others on OpenTable, where you can go ahead and make a reservation at the same time.

1. Falcon SkyBar

Located on the 28th floor of the luxurious Hotel X Toronto by Library Hotel Collection, the rooftop bar and restaurant is a truly stunning destination that offers breathtaking views of Lake Ontario and the city skyline.

The venue’s elegant and contemporary decor creates a stylish and sophisticated ambiance that is perfect for a special occasion or romantic night out. The menu features an extensive selection of seasonal dishes that are expertly crafted by talented chefs.

2. Lavelle

Perched on the 16th floor of a downtown Toronto office building, Lavelle offers an urban oasis in the heart of the city.

This stylish rooftop bar and restaurant feature a French-Mediterranean-inspired menu, along with a rooftop pool for guests to cool off during the summer months.

3. Skylight

Found at the W Hotel in Yorkshire, the Skylight rooftop bar is located on the 9th floor of the hotel. It features a chic and juvenile atmosphere. The indoor-outdoor boho oasis overlooks Toronto’s iconic Bloor Street.

The menu features Mediterranean-inspired cuisine, featuring a variety of cocktails, beer, wine, and light bites, making it a perfect spot for a casual evening out with friends or a romantic date night.

Opening its doors in 2020, it is still quite a popular hot spot for both locals and tourists, which is why booking a table in advance is the wisest move.

4. The Broadview Hotel

This rooftop on the 7th floor of the hotel is a trendy spot that offers stunning views of the Toronto skyline and the Don River. With classic Canadian cuisine and a variety of craft cocktails, this rooftop bar and restaurant is perfect for any sort of plan.

The atmosphere is relaxed and inviting, with friendly and knowledgeable staff that are happy to recommend drinks or dishes based on your preferences. The rooftop terrace is also heated, making it a great spot to enjoy the view year-round.

5. The One Eighty

Located on the 51st floor of the Manulife Centre, The One Eighty offers breathtaking views of the city skyline and Lake Ontario. This upscale rooftop bar and restaurant feature a contemporary menu of shared plates and craft cocktails, along with a sophisticated ambiance and chic decor.

6. The Roof Lounge

The rooftop bar and restaurant at Park Hyatt Toronto offers guests an unparalleled dining experience with stunning views of the city’s skyline. Situated on the 18th floor, this rooftop venue boasts floor-to-ceiling windows that showcase panoramic views of the city, while providing an intimate and sophisticated atmosphere.

The menu features a wide range of seasonal dishes, crafted with locally sourced ingredients, as well as a selection of fine wines, signature cocktails, and craft beers.

7. Kōst

Kōst Toronto is a stunning rooftop restaurant and bar located on the 44th floor of the Bisha Hotel. This magnificent venue boasts breathtaking panoramic views of the city skyline, Lake Ontario, and the Toronto Islands.

The menu features a unique fusion of Californian and Mediterranean cuisine. Whether you’re looking to enjoy a sunset dinner or a late-night drink, Kōst Toronto is a must-visit destination for anyone seeking a sophisticated and memorable rooftop dining experience in Toronto.

8. Luma

Located on the second floor of the TIFF Bell Lightbox, Luma offers a cozy rooftop terrace with stunning views of downtown Toronto. The menu features a seasonal and locally sourced menu, along with creative cocktails and a chic atmosphere.

Conclusion

Toronto is home to some of the most incredible rooftop bars and restaurants in Canada, offering a unique and unforgettable dining experience. The city’s skyline provides the perfect backdrop for these rooftop venues, allowing you to soak in the breathtaking views while indulging in delicious food and drinks.

At the moment, there are around 20 notable rooftop bars and restaurants in Toronto, each offering a unique experience and stunning views of the city skyline. It’s difficult to give an exact number as new rooftop bars and restaurants are constantly opening in Toronto, while others may close or undergo renovations.

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Malorie Mackey is an actress, published author, and adventurer. Malorie grew up in Richmond, Virginia where she loved sports, the outdoors, animals, and all forms of art. She took to acting at a young age, so it was no surprise when she decided to go to college for theatre. While in college, Malorie studied body movement with the DAH Theatre in Belgrade, Serbia, voice in Herefordshire, England with Frankie Armstrong, and the business of theatre in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Malorie moved from the East Coast to Los Angeles after receiving her BFA in Theatre Performance from Virginia Commonwealth University. Upon arriving in LA, Malorie participated in the Miss California USA 2011 Pageant where she won the “Friend’s Choice” Award (by popular vote) and received a beautiful award for it.

While living on the West Coast, Malorie accumulated over 40 acting credits working on a variety of television shows, web series, and indie films, such as the sci-fi movie “Dracano,” the Biography Channel show “My Haunted House,” the tv pilot “Model Citizen” with Angie Everhart, and the award-winning indie film “Amelia 2.0.”

Throughout her experiences, Malorie found a love for travel and adventure, having journeyed to over a dozen countries experiencing unique locations. From the lush jungles of the Sierra Madre mountain range to the Arctic Circle in Finnish Lapland, Malorie began adventuring and writing about her unique travels. These travel excerpts can be found on VIVA GLAM Magazine, in Malorie’s Adventure Blog, in Malorie’s adventure show: “Weird World Adventures” and in the works for her full-length travel book.

In 2022, Malorie was thrilled to become a member of the Explorer’s Club through her work on scientific travel. Her experiences volunteering on archaeological and anthropological expeditions as well as with animal conservation allowed her entry into the exclusive club. Since then, Malorie has focused more on scientific travel.

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