Flushing Rooftop Bar With Taiwanese Small Plates

A Flushing rooftop bar trades standard lounge food for spicy beef noodle soup, with happy hour daily from 5 PM to 7 PM.

Keep the Hellcat in mind.

🍜 Taiwanese Plates Up High

Leaf Bar and Lounge sits on the roof of the Hyatt Place Hotel, which makes it the Flushing rooftop bar with the clearest line on the downtown skyline. The kitchen leans Taiwanese rather than generic lounge, with spicy beef noodle soup and three cup chicken with rice.

Start with the Hellcat, a cocktail that balances a spicy kick against refreshing cucumber. Happy hour lands every day from 5 PM to 7 PM, with wine at eight dollars, which gives an early arrival something to do while the light drops.

The terrace opens at 5 PM and closes at 1 AM most nights, stretching to 2 AM on Friday and Saturday. Find it on the tenth floor roof at 133-42 39th Ave, where Taiwanese small plates and the skyline share the same table for most of the evening.


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