This guide will help you find the 5 best rooftop restaurants in Denver 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. With its 300 sunny days a year, Denver makes a perfect city to enjoy skyline views from one of the elevated rooftop restaurants listed below.
Update: This article was updated on May 9th, 2025, with new information, new restaurants, updated photos, booking links and insider tips.
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In short: Perched on top of the Vīb Hotel by Best Western Denver in the heart of the happening RiNo District, McDevitt Taco Supply invites to brilliant taco's and skyline views.
Food & Drinks: Eight floors above it all, overlooking the mountains and the city, here you can indulge in a great selection of tacos, served with love on a Colorado corn tortilla. But the is also 'not-tacos' options, like 'Southwest Steak Sandwich' and 'The Classic Burger'. The food is complemented with refreshing House Margaritas, creative cocktails, crafted brews, and (of course) a fine selection of mezcal and tequila.
What we think: Filled with a fun and relaxing atmosphere, McDevitt Taco Supply is open daily for great vibes, views, food and drinks. Visit for the 3-5pm happy hour and enjoy delicious specials, or make it your start (or finish) destination for a night out in the RiNo District.
Dress code: The McDevitt Taco Supply dress code is casual.
In short: Following the motto 'Brews & Views', you know exactly what to expect at The Woods, located on the 8th floor of the modern The Source Hotel.
Food & Drinks: Beer is unsurprisingly an important ingredient also in the food menu, filled with shared plates and classic pub bites. The menu features 'Beer Braised Brisket' and 'Bbeer Brined Chicken Wings', as well as 'Smoked Salmon Tostada', 'Pepperoni Pizza' and 'Cheeseburger'.
What we think: Modern rooftop restaurant, bar and beer garden with stunning views. Surrounded with panoramic views over Denver, you can visit to try some of the 20 local beers on tap, or new style Belgian beer brewed in house.
Dress code: The Woods Restaurant & Rooftop dress code is smart casual.
In short: Founded in 1989, Odell Brewing can be found in Fort Collins and two locations in Denver. The best one one for rooftop views is set on Perry Street, on the south side of Sloan’s Lake.
Food & Drinks: The menu is focused on a great selection of beer brewed in house, and scratch-made pizza topped with seasonal ingredients. There’s also beer snack options such as 'Garlic Parmesan Fries' and 'Crispy Brussels'.
What we think: Filled with an easygoing and friendly atmosphere, Odell Brewing Sloan’s Lake is open everyday to all, including dogs.
Dress code: The Odell Brewing Sloan’s Lake dress code is casual.
In short: Located on the top of theThe Art Hotel Denver, FIRE Restaurant & Lounge is a perfect fit for a day downtown, open all day for breakfast, brunch, lunch, happy hour and dinner.
Food & Drinks: Here you can enjoy a fresh take on New American Cuisine, an award winning wine list including wines from all over the world, as well as crafted cocktails, beers and seltzers.
What we think: Sophisticated and trendy in vibe, the open-air roof terrace can accommodate up to 35 persons at the same time, and is equipped with lounge chairs, bar stool and comfy fire pits, creating a very cozy feeling towards the night.
Dress code: The FIRE Restaurant & Lounge dress code is smart casual.
In short: Located in downtown River North you find the colorful Los Chingones RiNo. It’s one of five locations, all owned by the chef Troy Guard.
Food & Drinks: Los Chingones focuses on innovative and sassy Mexican street food, including tacos, quesadillas, burrito and Mexican ramen. There is (of course) also plenty of Margaritas, signature creations and Mexican brews.
What we think: Offering 90 seats outdoors, authentic Mexican cuisine and great vibes, Los Chingones is undoubtedly one of the most affordable rooftops in Denver.
Dress code: The Los Chingones RiNo 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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