13 Restaurants With Incredible Rooftop Dining In New Jersey
By Kristen|Published March 15, 2016
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Kristen is a writer, editor, and social media maven who loves her state. Born and raised in New Jersey, sharing all it has to offer is her passion. After attending Montclair State University, she continued her education online, obtaining certifications in social media management.
Spring will be here in just a week and warmer weather is on the way. I absolutely cannot wait to get outside and enjoy all the beauty New Jersey has to offer. We can head out and hike, bike, boat, and best of all, dine. Outdoor dining is one of my favorite things, and I’m not just talking about picnics. New Jersey has some incredible options when it comes to rooftop dining, many of which offer scenic views of our stunning shoreline.
Daddy O is a full service restaurant, rooftop bar, and boutique hotel. The rooftop bar not only offers drinks, but serves light fare. It was recently named one of the top 10 rooftop bars in the United States by The Daily Meal. During the summer, it's a great sushi spot.
This unique restaurant serves multinational cuisine from Spanish paella to sushi. You'll find two rooftop dining areas along with a main dining room and bar.
This popular spot describes itself as follows: "Part sophisticated drinkery and tapas bar, part music lounge and social club." The contemporary hangout offers breathtaking ocean views.
This swanky spot does more than just special events. Enjoy drinks and dancing in the enclosed dome on weekends, along with a seasonal outdoor lounge and a delectable bar menu.
Technically this is a rooftop pool, but here's something you may not know - if you score a private cabana, you can order from the full menu of Dining on 5th.
Are you ready for food with a view? These outdoor dining spots are all opening up for the season, so check them out. While they’re not all full service restaurants, they’re great places to get your food fix while enjoying elevated atmospheres. Share your favorite rooftop dining spots, especially if they’re on the western side of the state – it seems most of New Jersey’s rooftop restaurants are located near New York City or the Jersey Shore. For more food with a view, check out my previous article: These 11 Restaurants In New Jersey Have Jaw-Dropping Views While You Eat.
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