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    Cindy's Rooftop

    4.1 (2.9k reviews)
    Closed 11:00 am - 11:00 pm

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    Moderate noise
    Good for groups
    Outdoor seating

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    Kirk B.

    Cindy's Rooftop was a very enjoyable experience, and I can absolutely see why it's such a popular destination. The views of the Chicago skyline are breathtaking and definitely the highlight of the restaurant. The menu is somewhat limited, but the food was very good. We ordered the signature smashburger and the cod fish sandwich, both served with crispy fries, along with gin spritzers. Everything was well prepared, flavorful, and satisfying. Our server was attentive and friendly throughout the meal. The only disappointing part of our visit involved the host. Our server had turned our table so both of us could enjoy the skyline view through the window. Later, the host approached us and said we couldn't have the table positioned that way. We explained that our server had been the one who turned it for us, which was true. The host walked away and never returned to clarify the situation or let us know if it was acceptable after all. That interaction left us feeling confused. As a same-sex couple sitting close together, we couldn't help but wonder if that influenced the interaction, although we have no way of knowing. A brief explanation or follow-up from the host would have gone a long way toward making us feel more comfortable. Overall, the incredible views, good food, and attentive service made for a memorable visit. Despite the awkward interaction with the host, I would return for the atmosphere alone.

    Avocado toast
    Andi H.

    Always a beautiful atmosphere, friendly staff, and elevated experience. Cindy's is one of those places that is just a bucket list places for great food, unique cocktails, and stunning views! The prices are a little high, but you have to remember youre downtown! I do love that you can have a drink outside on the patio without reservations. Reservations open up 14 days in advance and they go quickly!

    Rigatoni Alla Vodka $26.00 lemon ricotta, parmesan, basil
    Holly K.

    One thing I've learned turning almost 60... I'm traveling for the views, the food, and the memories--not to fight a crowd for a spot at the railing! (If you are young, dress up, enjoy the view, the music, the vibe (as one gentleman around 26 told me, so sweet), and the crowd. Cindy's, on the rooftop of the Chicago Athletic Association, is absolutely worth the visit. The sweeping views of Millennium Park and Lake Michigan are beautiful, and the food was every bit as impressive as the scenery.   Since we're vegetarians, we enjoyed some delicious meat-free dishes, including crispy arancini, a rich and flavorful rigatoni, and a chocolate dessert (The Rocker, I will say the baked Alaska did look amazing), that disappeared much faster than I'd like to admit. We paired it all with two refreshing mocktails (N/A Spritz $16.00 a non-alcoholic hugo, aperol or pathfinder spritz; bitter - citrusy - crisp and a KEVIN!! $18 seedlip garden 108, strawberry puree, lime, elderflower soda). The best surprise? Our mocktails were complimentary because our room couldn't be upgraded, and our credit card package included a beverage credit. We also had a $100 hotel dining credit to use during our stay. It's a good reminder to investigate travel credit cards--they can add some nice perks, especially if you pay the balance off every month. My biggest tip: make a reservation. The wait can get pretty long. We were lucky and only waited a few minutes. Could you grab a drink and stand outside? Sure. But honestly... that's a younger person's game! I'll happily trade standing shoulder-to-shoulder in a crowd for a comfortable table, great service, and a view I can enjoy. Age has taught me that comfort is underrated. Our server was friendly, attentive, and somehow always seemed to appear at exactly the right moment without hovering. If you're visiting Chicago, put Cindy's on your list. Be patient if you're walking in, order something you've never tried before, enjoy one of their creative drinks (with or without alcohol), and take a few minutes to soak in one of the best rooftop views in the city. Sometimes the best souvenirs aren't things you buy--they're the meals, the laughs, and the places you'll still be talking about long after the trip is over.

    View
    Simone F.

    Cindy's is all about the view, it's absolutely worth visiting for the stunning scenery. It can be very difficult to get a reservation since it's almost always busy, so plan ahead. While I wouldn't say the food is exceptional, it's good enough to complement the experience and a bit expensive, but the service is friendly and attentive. If you're looking for one of the best views in Chicago, this is definitely a place to visit.

    Cindy
    Cherie G.

    All I can say is WOW! Last night in Chicago and what a perfect way to end it at Cindy's Rooftop. Make sure you get reservations ( 14 days before ). Can't miss it ! The views are incredible and make sure you come for nighttime views as well. We had the tuna tartare ( delish !) the strip steak was really great. The rigatoni vodka was in a special lemon whipped ricotta HEAVEN! Bread and herb app delish. I can't believe this mocktail !! Read up on who Cindy is if you don't know, her 1982 Warhol is prominent in the space. Thank you CINDY's!!! Xo FOX TOP PIcK Of Chicago!!!

    Skyline .
    Elizabeth S.

    Late night dinner and sips after the ghost gangster tour around Chicago! We picked Cindy's rooftop at the Chicago Athletic Association on the 13th floor for stunning skyline views which was the perfect spot to just unwind from the busy day. Though we couldn't see much of Lake Michigan, we knew it was just right there. We enjoyed the fresh Caesar salad, creamy Rigatoni alla Vodka, and warm bread with herbed butter. , and an espresso martini and a glass of prosecco. For dessert, we ordered the baked Alaska (So good), and coffees which ended the night with perfection. Service: Cheers to Anthony for the wonderful service and great menu suggestions!

    Macallan 12yr Sherry Oak
    Padma A.

    Went to Father's Day brunch and sort of disappointed with the limited choices on the menu. I always like Cindy's for the vibe and views but this experience was a tab bit underwhelming. We shared a dozen oysters to kick start the meal . I got shrimp and grits and daughter got French toast, son got chilaquiles and hubby got an old fashioned omelette with some beer . They didn't have chilled glasses so he had to wait for a bit to have his beer .

    Caesar Salad with Salmon
    David M.

    Beautiful, grand old school lobby that takes you back in time. Rooftop restaurant and bar just as special with a great view of the park and lake. Great vibe and ambiance. Service was to be as expected, top notch. Small menu but enough to appeal to all tastes and needs. Decided to go light for dinner and I chose the caesars salad with salmon. Great flavors and toppings on the salad. Salmon was just ok. Coworkers had tuna tartare (excellent) and the beet salad also with salmon (really good). Split the roasted carrots which were delicious, especially the sauce.

    The ride...
    Leung Y.

    We visited Chicago and we looked forward to every single meal we made reservations for, and both me and my husband agreed Cindy's rooftop is the top among all the restaurants we visited. We went on the memorial weekend, and we didn't know we are getting the brunch intead of the lunch menu. We were so gonna get that fish and chips equivalent, so it took us some time to finally decided on the meal choice. My husband got the breakfast with chicken sausages, while I got the burger. Their burger is great with two thin patties. The veggies and pickles with it is delicious. The bun is pretty good. The fries was decent. His breakfast is so much better than mine though! I tried everything on his plate and it was good! After we finished our meal, we also took some nice pictures at the balcony which you can see all the way to the Field Museum area on a nice weather day. The restaurant is conveniently located near the Grant Park area. We actually visited the cloud gate, fountain, The cultural center, Target/5 below, comic stores, route 66 sign, Chicago stock exchange arch, and the art institution all in that trip. Very convenient! Their reservation opens 2 weeks before. If we ever go back to Chicago, we will definitely visit them again. Hopefully I will complete my Invisalign treatment and can actual eat more food! The elevator is very "vintage" btw. We tried both the express and regular elevators and that was an interesting ride...

    Cory S.

    My friend and I were in Chicago recently and stayed at the Chicago Athletic Association. Our reservation was made using The Hotel Collection, and it came with a credit, which we used in part for a late night snack and drinks at Cindy's Rooftop. While I wasn't a big fan of the taste of my drink and dessert, my friend enjoyed both of theirs. Rather, the service was excellent and the views were amazing. My friend ordered The Rocher for dessert, which includes hazelnut cake, mascarpone chantilly, and smoked maldon salt. I ordered a Baked Alaska, consisting of citrus cake, lemon cream, toasted meringue, and salted white chocolate crunch. We both also ordered cocktails. I cannot recall the name of the drinks. I asked for my drink to be fruity and sweet, but it wasn't enough of either for me. The Baked Alaska was fine but too much of various flavors. I wouldn't fault the restaurant for the drink or dessert taste as I know others really enjoyed theirs. Our server was most attentive and very helpful. We found that making a reservation on Open Table only offered a certain number of time slots, and all of them involved having dinner and not just drinks or a dessert. Reservations can also be made on their website though we chose to speak to the front desk about a reservation. Going up to the bar is first come, first serve though. We ended up making an Open Table reservation and were told it was okay to only order drinks and desserts. Cindy's is named in honor of Marian "Cindy" Pritzker, a beloved Chicago philanthropist. It sits on top of the 13th floor of the hotel under a glass atrium and offers views of Millennium Park, Lake Michigan, and beyond. Cindy's Rooftop is open Monday through Thursday from 11 AM to 11 PM, Friday from 11 AM to 12 Midnight, Saturday from 10 AM to 12 Midnight, and Sunday from 10 AM to 11 PM. Go to https://cindysrooftop.com to see a live terrace view, menus, private dining information, and more. If you're staying at or in the area of the Chicago Athletic Association, definitely go up to Cindy's Rooftop for the experience.

    Jane Y.

    Good oysters. Good service. Fantastic view. I finally got a chance to check out Cindys. Theres usually the longest of lines to get in. But, it was winter but still worth the visit. The building which is the athletic association was beautiful and I enjoyed the view.

    Rigatoni
    Hallie R.

    Truly amazing!! The view was spectacular (despite it being a cloudy day), service was great, food was DELICIOUS, and drinks were perfect!! We got the bread and herb butter, mushroom risotto, rigatoni, margarita, and Hugo spritz. All great! Will definitely be returning on our next Chicago trip.

    Emily B.

    Cindy's is so bright during the day and has such a fun brunch vibe. The mimosas were great, we loved the avocado toast, and the Chilaquiles were very flavorful. We had no problem waiting for our table on the sunny rooftop deck with our mimosas. Service was efficient but not overly friendly.

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    This is one of my favorite restaurants in Chicago. Loved the food, service and view! Highly recommend!

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    Best food!! Great bar staff. Can get crowded but the crowd was worth the excellent meal and drinks....did I mention the view? Its amazing!

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    Ask the Community - Cindy's Rooftop

    Do I need reservations just to have drinks at the terrace, not for dining?

    I walked in without a reservation... Had a few beers on the terrace.

    Is there a dress code?

    No strict dress code. Attire runs the gambit. I went in the summer and folx had on shorts and tees, sundresses, jeans, and tees, etc... This was for brunch. I think snappy casual to business casual works for weekday lunch or dinner as well. It's a… Read more

    Lunch or Dinner for best views (sunset) and menu?

    Cindy's faces east so no sunset...it is a pretty view all day long. Patio may be more pleasant in the evening on a warm day...

    What's your preferred experience- Brunch or dinner?

    Dinner

    Do they accept walking?

    They do! But come early - even if you get there before they open and go up the first elevator, you might have to wait at the bar. I've walked in twice during opening and been seated within 15 minutes.

    Can you make reservations? Do you need to?

    Yes you can

    Good place for dinner conversation? Or, super loud and you need to yell to be heard?

    It is loud in the dining room, you can talk to the person next to you but have to talk loud or yell to heard on the other side of the table.

    Are kids allowed?

    I'd imagine so, but after 8:30 PM / 9 PM it might not be a "fit"...

    Is there a open bar?

    It's 'open' as in able to use but not as in free;)

    What is the Attire. Can you come casual?

    Yep, you can absolutely come casual. Not a formal place.

    Are you able to sit outside? Trying to make a reservation but it says indoors only? Weird

    No seating outside

    Could I show up for just a drink or two on the patio without reservations? Hoping to go Friday afternoon to show my out of town sister the space.

    I went about a week and a half ago and though it says you can't online, while I was there, they were allowing people to just show up and get a drink if there was space available.

    Is the outdoor patio open?

    Yes for viewing purposes only. You get like 15 min to look at the views.

    Kid menu? Wondering if they have anything off menu for kids

    Can't really say. I had the pleasure of dining only with other adults so didn't have to look for a grilled cheese or chicken nuggets. Although there were a surprising number of families with small children in attendance

    What time is happy hour?

    There isn't a happy hour, per se, but they do have a 'limited menu' from like 2:00-4:00 (or maybe 2:30-4:00) and it is just a couple of items/shareables. Even without a sunset view, it is well worth an afternoon visit, the lake view is amazing!

    Yelpers! What would you recommend for solo diners?

    There's a bar / countertop where a lot of people sit and hang out. Looked like a ton of fun. I almost got up from my table to go sit at the bar.

    You have to pay $65 to get in?

    Honestly though you can easily spend $65 when you leave there.

    Do you have to have a reservation for brunch?

    Yes, unless the popularity has fallen way off. I made a reservation three months out last summer.

    Do they serve burgers?

    No burgers.

    Do I need reservations OR a table to hang out on their patio? I'm wondering if I can just grab a drink and take in the view and then leave :-)

    You can just go hang out, no need for reservation!.

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    Had lunch here and were seated right away. Our server greeted us promptly and took our drink order…read moreimmediately. We ordered the venison burger and, honestly, I was hesitant at first because I was worried it might be too gamey. However, our server did a great job explaining what to expect, and she was absolutely right. The venison patty was juicy, flavorful, and exceeded my expectations. The food was delicious and beautifully presented. Service was attentive and efficient throughout our meal. They also have an impressive selection of signature cocktails. I didn't end up trying one because the drink I was interested in sounded a bit too strong for lunch, but it's definitely given me a reason to come back later for drinks. Overall, I left as a very happy customer and would gladly return.

    To be fair, we've been here before and absolutely LOVED it. However, this past visit on 6/19 was…read morerather problematic. After we sat down, our server took her sweet time getting to us and was largely absent the entire visit while the servers for the others tables were attentive and present as I've come to expect. We started with the Crispy Brussels and Burrata Toast which was an amazing and fun combination of flavors textures with the sherry glaze and pickled onions providing a perfect counter to the richness of the cheese. Our second course was the Gage Caesar which we've had before and have enjoyed sharing multiple times, but this time the lettuce was full of grit as if the prep chef did not even bother washing the lettuce. The server never came by to check on us so I had to wave the manager to complain about the salad. The server also never checked to see if we wanted refills on our cocktails so we placed our orders with the manager. The final dish was the venison burger which was perfectly cooked and seasoned if you like venison, which I do so we enjoyed that greatly. The condiments that came with it were perfectly matched to balance the game of the meat and the fries were perfect as usual! The server then FINALLY got more involved with our dinner and was predictably perky and present at the end, something that always irks me when they have been otherwise absent for the meal. The ONLY reason they are getting 3 stars instead of less for this visit was the flavor of the food and the response of the manager in dealing with the lack of service (and the gritty salad). I would give the initial server a zero if I could.

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    Recently, my husband and I celebrated the anniversary of the day we met. We don't always mark the…read moreoccasion, but this year it was a milestone worth celebrating. We chose to dine at Girl & the Goat in Chicago, a restaurant we had never visited before. The acclaimed restaurant by renowned chef Stephanie Izard truly lived up to its stellar reputation! One of the first things we appreciated was the convenience of the restaurant's valet parking, located right by the front patio. At $22 for up to four hours and $26 for four to eight hours, the rates were quite reasonable for the area. As soon as the three of us stepped inside Girl & the Goat (we had made a reservation for 6:30 pm on a Friday), we were warmly greeted by one of the two friendly hostesses, and were promptly led to a comfortable four-top table with a banquette and two chairs along the wall. We felt fortunate to have one of the better tables in the dining room, as some of the others were positioned very close together. The nearby two-top tables, in particular, were quite small and placed only a short distance from ours. The restaurant's rustic-industrial décor was dark but trendy and stylish, the lively and vibrant vibe was warm and welcoming. However, I have to mention that it was really loud in the dining room, as guests seemed to be enjoying themselves and talked loudly.  It was hard to hear our server and the staff who delivered and explained the dishes to us.  Our server, Yazmin, was extremely friendly and attentive.  It was very sweet of her to wish us a happy anniversary both in the beginning  and at the end of the meal.  She also checked in on us several times during the evening.  Now, on to the food and drinks. I started with a glass of the NA Sparkling Rosé ($17), which was light, crisp, and quite refreshing. My husband ordered a glass of Le Colture Prosecco ($18), while our daughter chose the Sun Kid ($18). She enjoyed her drink, although she felt the portion was a bit small, as the glass was filled with a lot of ice that took up much of the space. Since the restaurant offers small to medium plates which are shareable, Yazmin advised us to get 5 to 6 dishes for 3 people to share.  We decided to get 5 savory dishes and 3 desserts to share: Savory dishes: Chickpea Fritters ($20), goat yogurt, green chutney, sev spice crunch, pickled rhubarb. Pan Roasted Halibut ($37), miso-Marcona almond butter, spring onion blueberry nuoc cham. Roasted Pig Face ($28), sunny side egg, tamarind, cilantro, red wine-maple, potato stix. Goat Empanadas ($24), smoked tomato-corn salsa, roasted poblano crema queso fresco. Confit Goat Belly ($38), strawberry goat braise, smoked yogurt drizzle, pickled strawberries. Desserts: Vacation, Please! ($16), toasted coconut crunch, lemon passion fruit sorbet, rum-soaked pineapple cake. Berry Yummy Par-tea ($16), earl grey soaked sponge cake, yuzu curd, spiced blackberries. Chocolate Basil Brownie Bash ($16), olive oil semifreddo, chocolate fennel crunch, basil granita. The meal was just phenomenal!  All the savory dishes were cooked perfectly with bold flavors; the meats were tender and full of flavors.  There were dishes that we normally would not have ordered if we saw them on menus of other restaurants.  Here, we tried them and were delighted that we did!  Our consensus is that Roasted Pig Face is our most favorite! It is everything we love in a comfort dish -- crispy on the outside, meltingly tender inside, and packed with rich, balanced flavor.  We will definitely order this again!  The Confit Goat Belly is a close second, with buttery, fall-apart meat and just the right balance of richness, acidity, and crunch. For dessert, "Vacation, Please!" is the one that we will always come back for. The toasted coconut crunch adds texture, the lemon passion fruit sorbet brings a refreshing tang, and the rum-soaked pineapple cake ties it all together with just the right amount of sweetness.  The other two desserts that we ordered were also very good.  The staff even brought out a scoop of Chocolate Ice Cream on the house, with two lit candles to celebrate our anniversary - a thoughtful touch that made the evening even more memorable.  This dessert spread was the perfect ending to an incredible meal. I'd like to mention that the restaurant added a 4% surcharge to the bill, which the customer may request to have the surcharge remove if you choose.  We let them keep it. We spent about two hours at the restaurant. The savory dishes came out very quickly, the pace probably was even a tad too fast, but the desserts made up for it by taking a longer time.  We did not mind as we were still full, and had time to enjoy the ambiance more.  I would say it is a restaurant great for group gathering and celebratory functions, but not so much for intimate romantic date night.  All in all, it was a wonderful dinner, we look forward to returning again.

    I was there the other week (I've been here at least five times before), and a busser--not our…read morewaiter--started clearing both of our plates before we were finished eating. We each only had a couple of bites left, but it definitely gave off an "okay, you're done now" vibe. Then he went to take the green beans (arguably the cult classic on the menu), and we still had more than half of them left. I had to stop him and say, "Yeah, we're not done with those. We paid for them. Can you put them in a to-go box instead?" For context, it was about 20 minutes before closing, but we ordered with plenty of time and were already eating with a "get in, eat, and get out" mindset. I've just never had someone at a restaurant start clearing plates while we were still actively eating--without asking, "Are you finished?" "Can I clear this?" or "Would you like a to-go box?" It was just... "You're done, these are leaving now." We were there for less than 45 minutes, left about 15 minutes before closing, and spent over $200 (not including the tip). With so many options in Chicago, I don't see myself coming back here.

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    Cindy's Rooftop - newamerican - Updated July 2026

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