admin October 16, 2024
Melbourne is famous for its rooftop bars and residents and visitors are spoiled by a huge array of alfresco destinations to drink and dine. So we have put together some of the best Melbourne rooftop bars.
From expansive heritage building rooftops in the CBD to stylish Richmond spaces complete with murals, there’s a venue for everyone, and every occasion!
Best Melbourne Rooftop Bars
Morris House
120 Exhibition Street, CBD
- Sitting atop the stunning heritage 1920’s building, the spacious rooftop at Morris House has a chic neutral aesthetic with leafy accents, as well as a retractable roof.
- DJs play every Friday and Saturday night from 7pm.
The Hawthorn Hotel
481 Burwood Road, Hawthorn
https://thehawthornhotel.com.au
- Boasting a new, 160m2 rooftop extension to the existing space, The Hawthorn Hotel is the perfect inner-east pub to enjoy casual drinking and dining.
- There’s a mixture of high and low tables, festoon lighting and beer garden games, as well as a large LED screen airing all the sports.
Fargo and Co
216 Swan Street Richmond
- Fargo & Co’s rooftop sits atop a two-storey heritage Edwardian building, formerly a bank, complete with vintage vault doors and bartenders who are known as tellers.
- One of the most stylish spots in Richmond, the rooftop is a destination for those looking for a good time and famous for its bottomless brunch on Saturdays.
Harlow
447 Church Street, Richmond
- Harlow’s rooftop offers the ultimate spot to perch, sip and snack with some of the finest Melbourne CBD views around.
- There’s classic pub food, delicious drinks, weekend bottomless brunch and pooch pals are welcome (on a lead).
Imperial Hotel Bourke Street
2-8 Bourke Street Melbourne
https://bourkestreetimperial.com
- Perched high at the top of The Imperial Hotel is a huge rooftop with breathtaking city views.
- Unrivalled in the Melbourne rooftop bar scene and a popular place to soak in the beauty of the city skyline, there’s something for everyone with delectable cocktails, tasty food and screens to watch the sports.
Richmond Club Hotel
100 Swan Street, Richmond
https://richmondclubhotel.com.au
- Richmond Club Hotel is an iconic Melbourne pub built in the late 1800’s boasting an incredible rooftop with epic views over Melbourne’s skyline.
- Every Saturday and Sunday lunchtime people gather to enjoy the bottomless brunch and the rooftop is a popular spot for pre and post game/concert drinking and dining.
State of Grace
27 King Street, Melbourne
www.stateofgracemelbourne.com.au
- State of Grace’s two level rooftop offers great views overlooking Melbourne city.
- Grazing plates, sourdough pizzas, delicious cocktails, wines and beers are enjoyed by guests from 12 noon until late Monday to Saturday.
The Duke of Wellington
146 Flinders Street, Melbourne
https://dukeofwellington.com.au
- The Duke of Wellington is Melbourne’s oldest licensed pub – established in 1853.
- The rooftop bar offers epic views of the Forum, Fed Square and Flinders Street and it’s a popular spot for those heading to or from Melbourne Park.
The Provincial
299 Brunswick Street, Fitzroy
https://provincialhotel.com.au
- Perched above Brunswick Street, The Provincial rooftop is one of the most popular in Melbourne.
- The full menu is available, along with funky cocktails and an impressive beer & wine list.
Yarra Botanica
Southbank Promenade
- Yarra Botanica is a two-level floating bar and eatery on the Yarra River, with the upper level ‘rooftop’ boasting a unique and stunning view of the city and South bank.
- Guests enjoy an all-local line-up of quality Victorian drinks, seasonal menu and live music on the weekend.
There’s no better place for friends, colleagues and family to enjoy the warmer months than some of the best Melbourne rooftop bars!
