Which Bars by Hudson Yards Have Rooftops and a Glass Range?

Throw a glass at Break Bar, set your own martini at Spygold. Bars by Hudson Yards that give the night something to do.

Round off the night at High Bar.
Bellhop Bar & Restaurant
4.9 (48)
Mon – Wed, Sun, 07:00 – 22:00; Thu – Sat, 07:00 – 23:00
444 10th Avenue

Doors open at 7:00 AM at this Hudson Yards hotel café, which turns into a relaxed dinner and drinks stop with creative American classics and balanced cocktails at approachable prices. Hotel guests and walk-ins alike are welcome.

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Break Bar
4.6 (1,068)
Mon – Wed, 14:00 – 01:00 (+1); Thu – Sat, 13:00 – 04:00 (+1); Sun, 13:00 – 00:00 (+1)
458 9th Avenue

Finish the drink, then throw the glass at bells, public figures and other curios in a dedicated range. Black-and-white art gives the room a grunge edge, and doors stay open until 4:00 AM Thursday and Friday.

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ART Midtown
4.6 (210)
Mon – Thu, Sun, 16:00 – 23:00; Fri – Sat, 16:00 – 00:00 (+1)
351 West 38th Street, Rooftop, 26th Floor

Twenty-six floors up on West 38th Street, this rooftop lounge frames Hudson Yards and One World Trade Center. Inventive cocktails, non-alcoholic options and plates of crispy calamari or pizza carry golden hour into a busier late night.

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Catria Cucina and Bar
4.4 (208)
Mon – Sun, 07:00 – 21:30
461 W 34th St. Frnt 1

Inside a Marriott on West 34th Street, Catria cooks Marche-inspired handmade pastas and coastal plates, poured with Adriatic wines and cocktails built on classic Italian spirits. The quiet room suits solo dinners as easily as birthdays.

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Spygold
4.4 (77)
Mon – Thu, 17:00 – 22:00; Fri – Sat, 17:00 – 23:00
451 10th Ave, New York, NY 10018

DIY frozen martinis let guests set their own dryness and dirtiness at this firelit speakeasy beneath Greywind. Chef Dan Kluger's menu reworks classics with local spirits, and Friday live music makes the room louder.

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High Bar New York
4.0 (686)
Mon – Sun, 17:00 – 00:00 (+1)
346 W 40th St

Sofas, layered lighting and TVs fill this lounge atop the DoubleTree, with terrace seats facing the Manhattan skyline until midnight. Visitors flag pricey drinks, uneven service and small bathrooms.

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