Posted in Tennessee
March 15, 2016
7 Restaurants With Incredible Rooftop Dining In Tennessee
There’s something neat about eating on the roof, you know? Something wildly chick flick-esque, adventurous for all you red-blooded men out there. It’s romantic and sweet, there’s a whiff of something superfluous or maybe even spontaneous. Probably because most of us wouldn’t dream of scrambling up our tilted tin roofs to eat a plate of pasta at home. Even so, we realize that most of us do want to live on the wild side every once in awhile – that’s why we found some neat spots across the state for your rooftop eatin’ pleasure. Take a look!
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Located smack dab in the middle of Broadway in Downtown, Music City brings all sorts of characters to Acme. The food options are endless and awesome, plus? Aziz Ansari made an appearance as a guest not too long ago. How cool is that?!
This chic sky high lounge has southern food AND city views - the dichotomy is absolutely delicious. Open 4pm to midnight, you don't want to miss out.
East Tennessee brings one of our favorite spots with Moonshine Roof Garden. The speakeasy atmosphere boasts live music and a solid menu.
It's the vibe that gives Chattanooga an edge at the Terminal Brewhouse - for real. Great food plus Einstein bulbs flickering above your head will give you a sense of peace and calm as you head into the weekend.
Catering to those who're are looking for something fun during the day AND the night, Twilight Sky Terrace proffers the option for both dining and bar seating upstairs. Oh, yeah. And a killer view of the Mississippi.
With room for eighty people, tops, Up is an intimate experience for those of us who are looking to add a magnificent view to our local happy hour. It's located on the roof of the Fairfield Inn & Suites in the Gulch.
Virago is located in The Gulch, which means that you're going to get some pretty prime views of downtown Nashville. Plus, the sushi here is to DIE for, and the indoors ambience makes you feel like you've left the city for a jaunt in Japan.
Are you planning a jaunt to the rooftop anytime soon? We want to hear!
