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Quick answer: For rooftop dining in Singapore, this directory covers five venues: HighHouse (One Raffles Place, Pan-Asian), Lantern (Fullerton Bay Hotel, Marina Bay views), Las Palmas (Courtyard by Marriott Novena, Palm Springs-inspired), 1-Altitude Coast (The Outpost Hotel, Sentosa beach club), and LeVeL33 (Marina Bay Financial Centre, craft microbrewery).
Romance on your mind? For date night spots with old-world charm, see Date Night Restaurant Spots Where Old Singapore Lingers.
After a long week, a table with a view feels less like splurging and more like taking back what you gave. These rooftop restaurants give you that unhurried, quietly proud feeling — good food, a breeze, the skyline doing the rest. Go when you have something worth marking, even if it is just that you held it together.
HighHouse
HighHouse, on levels 61-62 of One Raffles Place, offers 360-degree city views with Pan-Asian cuisine and cocktails.
HighHouse is the pick for a well-earned night out when you want to feel on top of the world—literally. The Pan-Asian menu is refined, suited for impressing clients or a milestone celebration. Skip it if you prefer a buzzy, grounded atmosphere; this is proper atas dining where the view does half the talking. Service is polished, but the mood stays restrained.
The lift ride up sets the tone: swift, silent, then a reveal of the city grid far below. The dining room is all low lighting and glass, with a hum of discreet conversation. Pace is unhurried—servers glide, courses land without fuss. Start at the bar for a cocktail while the sun drops, then move to a table. Come with someone who appreciates a view that earns its keep; this is a slow, deliberate evening, not a quick meal.
Products or Services
Pan-Asian dishes including Ceviche in Fijian-Style, Dutch Kingfish Carpaccio, and Whole Spanish Dover Sole with Homemade Chai Poh, alongside Sakura Pork Belly in Massaman Curry; cocktail menu by bar specialist Jay Gray.
Contact Information & Location
- Location: 1 Raffles Place, Level 61-62, Singapore 048616
- Phone: +65 9675 4942
- Email: [email protected]
- Operating Hours: Mon-Tue 11:30am-11pm; Wed-Fri 11:30am-1am; Sat 5pm-1am; closed Sun
- Website: HighHouse
From the uppermost floors of One Raffles Place, HighHouse puts the entire city at your feet. The 360-degree views make any evening feel monumental — exactly right for a milestone that calls for more than just a nice dinner. Go after sunset, when the skyline sparkles and the bar team, led by Jay Gray, elevates the night.
Lantern
Lantern, on the rooftop of The Fullerton Bay Hotel, takes its name from the red lanterns of the historic Clifford Pier and offers panoramic Marina Bay views.
Lantern delivers a quiet, elegant perch above Marina Bay. Come here for a slow evening with a cocktail in hand, not for a lively party. The hotel setting means service is attentive, and the gourmet snacks are enough to tide you over. Skip if you need a high-energy scene; this is for unwinding with someone you want to hear speak.
Settle into a seat and feel the city recede as the water stretches out before you. The design here leans into the sensory—a play of warm lantern light on wood, the distant hum of traffic softened to a murmur. A cocktail arrives, chilled and balanced, while the sky shifts from gold to ink. It’s a place that rewards patience; let the hours dissolve without hurry. The terrace feels like a secret shared among a few, a rare pause in a city that seldom slows.
Products or Services
Signature cocktails, premium wines and champagnes, and gourmet snacks.
Contact Information & Location
- Location: The Fullerton Bay Hotel Singapore, 80 Collyer Quay, #06-01, Singapore 049326
- Phone: +65 6333 8388 (hotel switchboard, ask for Lantern)
- Operating Hours: Sun-Thu 3pm-1am (last food 11:45pm, last drinks 12:15am); Fri-Sat 3pm-2am (last food 11:45pm, last drinks 1:15am)
- Website: Lantern
Lantern offers a quieter, more elegant kind of night out — the sort of place where you linger over a glass of champagne and watch the bay shimmer. It feels especially justified after a gruelling week when all you want is a warm breeze and someone else doing the pouring. Time your visit to catch the city lights flickering on.
Beyond rooftops? For a scenic meal with a different vantage point, try View Restaurants in Singapore for a Memorable Scenic Meal.
Las Palmas
Las Palmas, on Level 33 of Courtyard by Marriott Singapore Novena, is a Palm Springs-inspired poolside rooftop bar with West Coast-style cuisine.
Las Palmas is your go-to for a casual poolside hangout with a West Coast kick. The ribs and wings are shiok, the infinity pool sets a resort tone, and it’s far less pretentious than many rooftop spots. Pick this if you want to chill with friends in flip-flops. Skip if you’re after a dressy date night or panoramic skyline views.
The poolside buzz hits first: a mix of laughter, splashing, and a playlist that keeps things easy. Grab a table under an umbrella and order the ribs—messy, smoky, shiok. The crowd is in flip-flops and sunglasses, with no rush to leave. Get here early afternoon to chope a spot by the water, then ease into sunset with a round of wings. It’s a place for a long, lazy hang with your crew.
Products or Services
Baby back ribs, hot wings, and tacos, alongside craft cocktails, wines, and beers; the rooftop features an infinity pool.
Contact Information & Location
- Location: Courtyard by Marriott Singapore Novena, Level 33, 99 Irrawaddy Road, Singapore 329568
- Phone: +65 6250 0303 (hotel switchboard, ask for Las Palmas)
- Email: [email protected] (reservations)
- Operating Hours: Tue-Thu 5pm-12am; Fri 5pm-1am; Sat 3pm-1am; Sun 3pm-12am; closed Mon
- Website: Las Palmas
Las Palmas brings a sunny, poolside vibe that feels like a holiday you didn’t have to pack for. It suits the kind of reward that is more about kicking back than dressing up. Slip into comfort mode with ribs and a cold beer, and let the infinity pool distract you from the week that was.
1-Altitude Coast
1-Altitude Coast, on the rooftop of The Outpost Hotel on Sentosa Island, combines a beach club with rooftop bar overlooking the Singapore Straits and Palawan Beach.
At Altitude Coast, the experience shifts seamlessly from sun-drenched afternoons by an infinity pool to evening cocktails with an ocean backdrop. You’re choosing a beachside escape that feels worlds away from the city buzz, where sandy feet are part of the charm. The menu leans into coastal flavours, and the music keeps the mood easy. It’s a decision for those wanting a holiday feel without leaving the island, perfect when an urban skyline isn’t what you’re after.
The scene shifts as the sun moves: daybeds give way to high tables, the pool turns from play to backdrop. Sandy feet are the norm, and the ocean breeze keeps things cool. Order the seafood platter to share and don’t skip the cocktails—they’re made for sunset. Stake out a spot early if you want a front-row view of the horizon. Come with a group ready to ride the transition from afternoon to evening.
Products or Services
An infinity pool, sun loungers, and signature cocktails, alongside Sol & Ora, an adjacent all-day dining restaurant serving Latin-Mediterranean cuisine.
Contact Information & Location
- Location: The Outpost Hotel Sentosa, Level 7, 10 Artillery Avenue, Sentosa Island, Singapore 099951
- Phone: +65 8879 8765
- Operating Hours: Mon-Tue 11am-10pm; Wed, Thu & Sun 11am-12am; Fri-Sat 11am-2am
- Website: 1-Altitude Coast
1-Altitude Coast turns a day off into a proper escape. Claim a lounger, order something cold, and let the Straits view remind you why you work this hard. The beach club hum makes it easy to justify a long, lazy afternoon that slides into dinner at Sol & Ora — because some weeks demand more than just a night out.
LeVeL33
The room blends industrial brew tanks with polished dining, and the air carries a faint grain note. Pick a table by the window for a view across the bay, then order a tasting flight to sample what’s on tap. The food works with the beer—spent-grain bread, sauces with depth—but it’s the brews that drive the visit. Come with a small group, share plates, and let the evening roll; it’s built for unhurried catch-ups.
LeVeL33, on the 33rd floor of Marina Bay Financial Centre Tower 1, is a microbrewery and restaurant 149 metres above ground with 180-degree Marina Bay views.
Products or Services
On-site brewed craft beers and “ContemBrewery” cuisine that integrates brewing elements into dishes, including beer-infused sauces and spent-grain creations, alongside cocktails and wines.
Contact Information & Location
- Location: Marina Bay Financial Centre Tower 1, #33-01, 8 Marina Boulevard, Singapore 018981
- Phone: +65 6834 3133
- Operating Hours: Daily 12-11pm
- Website: LeVeL33
LeVeL33 pairs a well-crafted pint with a skyline that makes your post-work beer feel like a proper occasion. The brews are brewed right where you sit, and the dishes carry that clever brewery touch. It’s the kind of place where you can raise a glass to a project done, 149 metres up, and mean it.
At a Glance
| Venue | Style | Location |
|---|---|---|
| HighHouse | Pan-Asian, cocktails | One Raffles Place |
| Lantern | Cocktail bar, Marina Bay views | Fullerton Bay Hotel |
| Las Palmas | Poolside bar, West Coast fare | Courtyard by Marriott Novena |
| 1-Altitude Coast | Beach club & rooftop bar | The Outpost Hotel, Sentosa |
| LeVeL33 | Microbrewery & restaurant | Marina Bay Financial Centre |
About this list: This is a directory of five rooftop dining and bar venues in Singapore — not a ranking or endorsement, and not exhaustive.
Disclaimer: Information here has been compiled from the businesses’ own websites and other publicly available sources, current as of July 2026, and may change. We do not guarantee it is complete or error-free and disclaim liability for inaccuracies or omissions; let us know if you spot an error so we can correct it.
Occasion before aesthetic
Pick HighHouse when the night calls for a proper production—sweeping city views from its lofty perch and a Pan-Asian spread that feels deliberately atas. It suits a milestone dinner or impressing someone who appreciates a polished, high-rise setting where the skyline does half the talking. Lantern at Fullerton Bay trades that vertical drama for intimate water-level calm, so book it when the company matters more than the culinary theatre and you want the Marina Bay lights reflected on the water.
If you want the outing to feel like a mini escape, Las Palmas channels Palm Springs poolside ease without leaving the island. Its laid-back, sun-bleached vibe is right for a casual group catch-up where rooftop air and relaxed plates do the heavy lifting. Skip it for a quiet kopi and quick makan; choose HighHouse or Lantern when the evening demands a more curated rhythm and you prefer a venue where the backdrop feels as intentional as the menu.
