Updated in June, 2024
Downtown Asheville boasts a wide variety of elevated outdoor bars and restaurants, featuring eclectic menus to go with those breathtaking views. Following, some of the most popular rooftop destinations – and some Mosaic Realty agent favorites – from which to drink it all in:
The Montford Rooftop Bar, atop the eight-floor Hyatt Place Hotel, offers mountain vistas from the outdoor terrace or the indoor bar. The popular rooftop spot serves up locally sourced food alongside seasonal cocktails. 199 Haywood St.
Soprano, overlooking downtown Asheville from the roof of Embassy Suites, pairs brick oven-style pizza, seasonal local fare, and enticing cocktails with spectacular Blue Ridge Mountain views. 192 Haywood St.
Pillar, part of downtown Asheville’s Hilton Garden Inn, offers signature craft cocktails, regional beers and sustainable wines, coupled with small plates of Southern fare. The sixth-floor outdoor terrace provides the ideal spot from which to soak in sunset vistas; its indoor lounge boasts year-round views. 309 College St.
Antidote offers a rooftop lounge (part-time, and weather-permitting) to go with its early 20th century apothecary aesthetic and craft cocktail selection. They also have bar snacks along with a varied selection of beers and wines from around the world. 151 Coxe Ave.
Hemingway’s Cuba Restaurant & Bar, on the fourth floor of the Cambria Hotel, has an outdoor terrace with fire pits. Take in downtown and mountain views while enjoying craft cocktails and Cuban cuisine. 15 Page Ave.
Capella on 9, a large rooftop bar on the ninth floor of the AC Hotel, is centrally located in downtown Asheville and features a tapas-style menu. Amazing downtown and mountain views to the north and east make it a favorite among both locals and visitors. 10 Broadway St.
The Roof at the Radical serves up bites and beverages along with eclectic views of Asheville’s River Arts District. Grab a smash burger and a cocktail and soak in the sights atop this hip hotel by the French Broad River. 95 Roberts St.
Social Lounge, one of Asheville’s first rooftop bars, offers a bird’s eye view of bustling Broadway below. Visitors to the cozy rooftop destination can enjoy a range of cocktails, wines and local beers, as well as small plates. 29 Broadway St.
Boomers Bourbon and Cigars offers a rooftop bar where visitors can enjoy a range of creative cocktails. Bonus: Proximity to the outdoor music venue Rabbit Rabbit means you can catch a tune with your beverage! 81 Coxe Ave.
The Flatiron Rooftop (atop the new Flatiron Hotel in downtown Asheville) serves up cocktails and bar bites along with views of the French Broad River Valley and Blue Ridge Mountains. 20 Battery Park Ave.
The Top of the Monk sports signature hand-crafted classic cocktails featuring house-made bitters, infusions, syrups and fresh-squeezed juices. A downtown fixture for years, Top of the Monk offers city views framed by string lights. 92 Patton Ave.
Highland Brewery, in East Asheville, is famed for its open-air meadow, featuring food trucks and live entertainment. Adding to the brewery’s popularity is its seasonal rooftop patio, surrounded by sweeping mountain views. Visitors can enjoy one of many Highland beers on tap, and they can even bring their furry friends to the dog-friendly venue. 12 Old Charlotte Highway, Suite 200.
The Grove Park Inn may not technically boast a rooftop, but its back terrace rises above the environs to provide a perch perfect for taking in a cocktail and a stunning sunset. 290 Macon Ave.
For a personally guided tour of neighborhoods within walking distance of rooftop bars, or for more information on real estate anywhere in Asheville, please contact us at Info@MyMosaicRealty.com, or call us anytime at 828-707-9556.
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