The sky’s the limit at these 8 rooftop bars

Take in views of the Triangle as you sip on delicious drinks.

Two glasses of wine with a view of North Hills in the background.

Grab a glass of wine and take in views of North Hills at Level7.

Photo by RALtoday

Our local bar scene is constantly reaching new heights — and the views are great. Save this list for the next time you’re craving a rooftop drink.

  • AVA Rooftop Bar, 301 Fenton Gateway Dr., Cary | Craft cocktails, wine, and Mediterranean-inspired small plates
  • Hibernian Pub, 311 Glenwood Ave., Raleigh | Irish bar and restaurant with views of Glenwood South
  • Highgarden, 419 Glenwood Ave., Raleigh | Perched above Glenwood South, serving small bites, wine, craft cocktails, and draft beers
  • Level7, 101 Park at North Hills St., Raleigh | Bar and lounge with views of North Hills
  • Lynnwood Grill & Brewing Concern, 4821 Grove Barton Rd., Raleigh | A neighborhood bar in Northwest Raleigh
  • Raleigh Times Bar, 14 E. Hargett St., Raleigh | Located atop a historic downtown building, featuring an extensive Belgian beer selection
  • The Willard Rooftop, 9 Glenwood Ave., Raleigh | Two heated outdoor terraces with views of downtown Raleigh
  • 10th and Terrace, 616 S. Salisbury St., Raleigh | Enjoy views of the Martin Marietta Center for the Performing Arts
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