This guide will help you find the 8 best rooftop restaurants in Dallas 2025, with all info you need about each venue. The article is made after our own visits and together with local reviewers and restaurant owners. This way, we can secure correct and up-to date information about each venue.
Update: This article was updated on May 7th, 2025, with new information, new restaurants, updated photos, booking links and insider tips.
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Whether you’re looking for an upscale rooftop dinner, a laid-back rooftop brunch, a vibrant rooftop party or a luxurious hotel rooftop pool, we’ve got you covered.
In short: Nestled in the vibrant heart of downtown Dallas, The Woolworth is a hidden gem right in the middle of it all.
Food & Drinks: Both rooftop restaurant and bar, The Woolworth is probably mostly famous for their made-from-scratch cocktails, where each crafted drink is a unique creation, a balance of premium spirits, fresh ingredients, and innovative techniques. There is however also a very enjoyable food menu, featuring elegant, unique and modern New American cuisine, served as brunch, lunch and dinner. Choose between a wide selection of shareables, seafood dishes, hand helds and premium steaks cooked over post oak & cherry wood.
What we think: One of our favorite spots for an elevated dinner in Dallas. Set on the second floor of the original Woolworth building, the discreet yet stylish venue features both a bright and modern interior, as well as a charming outside terrace, with an awesome view of downtown Dallas.
Dress code: The Woolworth dress code is smart casual.
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In short: Hidden on Elm Street in downtown Dallas, Sky Blossom Rooftop, Bistro & Bar is a charming venue offering a great mix of authentic tastes and lovely views.
Food & Drinks: Inspired by the concept of infusing different cuisines together, the Sky Blossom menu has its roots in the Vietnamese kitchen, mixed with other Asian flavours. Complementing the food is a great selection of colorful, 'must-try' cocktails.
What we think: Chic Vietnamese bistro and rooftop bar. Open daily, Sky Blossom works as a quick serve establishment during lunch, turning into a more fine dinning/lounge experience by night. In between there is also a weekday happy hour (3pm-6.30pm).
Dress code: The Sky Blossom dress code is smart casual.
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In short: HG Sply Co. Dallas is a farm-to-table / Paleo-style restaurant that also comes with a large and vivid Dallas rooftop bar Located in Lower Greenville, this is a place that mixes healthy food, delicious drinks and great atmosphere.
Food & Drinks: The ground floor restaurant is rustic in a modern way and serves clean food that everyone can afford and portions that make sense, both for lunch and dinner all days of the week. The spacious rooftop bar (9,000-square-foot) has its own menu, with food served more like bar bites and a great selection of crafted signature cocktails and craft beers, along with more healthy Tribal Juices.
What we think: The HG Sply rooftop comes with a vibrant, fun and friendly atmosphere. Expect quite a lot of people, but as it is a large space it usually does not feel cramped. Visit for casual drinks with friends or the weekend rooftop brunch, maybe even combined with some rooftop yoga?
Dress code: The HG Sply Co. dress code is casual.
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In short: Vidorra in Deep Ellum comes with the byline ‘Cocina de Mexico’, so can pretty much guess what to expect. The bi-level Dallas rooftop restaurant and bar celebrates Mexican food, drink and culture, in a lively social atmosphere.
Food & Drinks: The restaurant offers bold and exciting Mexican flavors as both lunch and dinner, served as everything from apperitivos, soup and salads to tacos, burritos and quesadilas. The food is complemented with a large tequila selection and a unique cocktail program, so you can easily turn a dinner into a full night.
What we think: Probably the best Mexican food with a view in Dallas. Modern, stylish, and surrounded with potted plants, the rooftop terrace offers both comfy lounge seating and plenty of dining tables at the edge.
Dress code: The Vidorra dress code is casual.
In short: Sundown at Granada is a neighborhood farm-to-table restaurant and multi-level entertainment complex, located next door to the historic Granada Theater on Lower Greenville.
Food & Drinks: The restautant menu focuses on local, fresh and seasonal dishes, including a wide variety of vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free fare. A few examples: Smoked Brisket Tacos, Spicy Southwestern Quinoa, and Turkey Meatloaf.
What we think: The perfect spot for pre- or post bites and drinks after a concert at the theatre, but Sundown at Granada is also well worth a visit on its own. With indoor dining room and a downstairs patio, the venue also holds a scenic and wood covered rooftop terrace, overlooking Greenville Ave.
Dress code: The Sundown at Granada dress code is casual.
In short: Terilli’s has been awarded as the best Italian restaurant Dallas has to offer, and as it comes with a lovely roof terrace, it is also one of the best Dallas rooftop restaurants.
Food & Drinks: Located in the heart of Lower Greenville, this family-owned restaurant serves fantastic Italian cuisine. From the famous 'Italchos', which are crispy handmade pizza chips, to pasta specialties like Lobster Fettucini and Terilli's Picattas.
What we think: Open Tuesday to Sunday for dinner, and usually also Sunday brunch, Terilli's rooftop restaurant is a great spot for a long session of food and drinks with friends, enjoying the lovely ambience. Decorated with both dining tables and lounge sofas, the rooftop also has heaters and cosy fire-pits for the chilly nights.
Dress code: The Terilli's dress code is smart casual.
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In short: Perched on top of the impressive and 70,000-square-foot RH Gallery on Knox Street, RH Rooftop Restaurant is the place to go if you want to dine elevated and in style.
Food & Drinks: Open daily for lunch and dinner, as well as weekend brunch, the rooftop offers an ingredient driven menu, including Lobster Rolls and Charred Ribeye Steak. Complementing the food is plenty of artisanal wines and craft beers.
What we think: The third floor restaurant comes with a gorgeous glass-and-steel atrium with retractable glass walls, opening out onto a lush outdoor terrace. Here you are surrounded with trickling fountains, heritage olive trees and glimmering chandeliers.
Dress code: The RH Rooftop Restaurant dress code is smart casual.
In short: With a coffee shop, full-service restaurant and bar, and rooftop highlighting the Dallas skyline, The Henry is ideal for an elevated dinner in Dallas.
Food & Drinks: From simple but always satisfying smashed avocado toast to braised short rib, The Henry menu has something tempting for every palate. Open daily for breakfast, lunch and dinner, there’s always a good time to drop by and discover a new favorite.
What we think: Whether you’re planning a celebratory brunch, a rehearsal dinner, or a cocktail party made extra special with drinks from the bar, The Henry is a perfect spot. Also open for private events!
Dress code: The Henry dress code is smart casual.
Rikard has spent the last 10 years exploring, enjoying, researching and working with rooftop venues. During these years he has visited more than 700 rooftops across the globe. The experience he has gained is used to create helpful, in-depth and accessible content, and to share his knowledge and rooftop expertise with fellow rooftop-lovers.
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