Rooftop Bars in West Palm Beach, Ranked
West Palm Beach, Florida — updated August 22, 2026
Downtown West Palm Beach has fewer true rooftops than its skyline suggests. Here are the three open-air drinking spots worth the elevator ride, with hours, ratings and what the reviews actually show.
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West Palm Beach has a short list of genuine rooftops: most of the downtown drinking happens at street level on Clematis, and the elevated rooms cluster within a few blocks of Okeechobee Boulevard and the waterfront. That makes the choice less about scanning a long list and more about knowing which two or three rooms are actually above ground and open late. Below, ranked by how directly each answers the rooftop question, with review counts as evidence of how settled each rating is.
1. Treehouse
Treehouse describes itself as a full rooftop bar and restaurant, which is the plainest match for this list. It serves shareable plates alongside craft cocktails, wine and premium spirits at 380 Trinity Place, a short walk from the CityPlace area. The kitchen's Instagram highlights grilled mahi mahi tacos. Hours run 11am to 11pm Sunday through Thursday and 11am to midnight Friday and Saturday, so it works as both a lunch stop and a late drink. At 4.6 across 583 reviews, the rating is high and backed by enough volume to be credible, if not as settled as a four-figure count.
2. RH Rooftop Restaurant at RH West Palm
The rooftop at 560 Okeechobee Boulevard is a year-round, skylit garden space rather than a fully exposed deck, which makes it the reliable option in bad weather or August heat. The menu covers brunch, lunch and dinner alongside a selection of Champagnes and wines, and the lobster roll, served with drawn butter and Old Bay on brioche, is listed at $30. Yelp shows an 11am Monday opening. It holds 4.4 from 1,096 reviews, a well-tested score. Come for a long afternoon glass rather than a late night out.
3. Spruzzo
Spruzzo, at 251 N Narcissus Avenue, is the weakest fit here on evidence: the material available describes golden-hour cocktails and live Bossa Nova brunches without confirming a roof deck, so treat it as a downtown open-air alternative rather than a proven rooftop. What is clear is the schedule. Hours run 11am to midnight Sunday through Thursday and 11am to 1am Friday and Saturday, brunch runs 11am to 4pm on Sundays, and Tuesday from 5 to 9pm brings $10 cocktails and $5 beers. Lunch is served 11am to 5pm, with a burrata focaccia listed at $15. The 4.2 rating across 870 reviews is the lowest of the three and has enough volume behind it to be taken seriously.
What we left off
Banko Cantina, the Mexican restaurant and tequila bar at 114 S Olive Avenue, is gone: its own Instagram account announced the decision to close for good. Several other well-reviewed businesses were cut for not matching the premise. Okeechobee Steak House, Elisabetta's Ristorante and Roxy's Pub are all ground-level rooms, and West Palm Beach Food Tours is a walking tour operator, not a bar.