Travis Bohrer

My wife and I went here on a Tuesday night. I ordered a Mont Gay Black Barell Rum and Coke. And my wife had a Coppola Director's Cut Red Wine. Both drinks were very good. Beautiful view of San Francisco. Friendly servers. Relaxing atmosphere. We will definitely visit here again.

Ember

This place was very cute! It had a gorgeous panoramic view of SF. Occasionally our views were distorted by classic SF fog, but for the most part it was beautiful during the day time. I can only imagine the night lights would be even better. The drinks were pricey and the food was appetisers only. I recommend the cheeseboard with cocktails as a relaxed prequel to a nice date night dinner. Perfect atmosphere for chitchatting with your loved ones.

Best Drone

Gorgeous view, and crazy contrast from what's going on outside this building. A glass of beer is $17 but it's definitely worth it. While you get to this building, on reasonable sidewalks, and crowds of homeless people, and then you get a royal view and crazy contrast.

+16

ankit devani

The panoramic skyline views are simply unbeatable, especially during sunset. It's the perfect spot to unwind with a cocktail while taking in iconic landmarks like the Golden Gate Bridge, Alcatraz, City Palace, Salesforce tower and Bay bridge. The ambiance is sleek and modern, with comfortable seating and a relaxed vibe. The drink menu is creative, and the small bites are tasty, though a bit on the pricey side. Service was friendly, but it did take a while to get our drinks during peak hours.

Chris LaPre

Great views. Most of everything was closed for private parties or other things. Didn’t get any food.

Michelle Barnes

Fantastic views of San Francisco! My friend and I visited on a Sunday right around opening at 4pm. We had a little trouble getting up there because the elevator we chose wouldn't let you go to the top floor, but we eventually made it by using a different elevator. It's quite a large space with almost every table having a view as there's a lower level with couches and tables for 2 facing the view and a slightly higher level with high top tables and chairs. We were told we could sit at any seat we wanted, so chose one facing the high rise buildings and Coit tower. The other side had a nice view of Golden Gate bridge but was partially closed off for a private party and got very bright just before sunset. I ordered Rising Sign and my friend ordered the cosmic cooler mocktail to start. My drink had a nice passion fruit flavor, but my friend thought hers was quite sour, we're guessing due to the blackberry and lime ingredients. For the second round, I ordered Baileyana Chardonnay and my friend ordered the Sunset Spritz. Unfortunately, I wasn't a fan of the Chardonnay but my friend much preferred our mocktail this time. Would love to go back for sunset or to see the view at night.

+15

I have lived in San Francisco for 35 plus years. I have had many friends stay at the Hilton Hotel over the years. I even spotted Paris Hilton once while there. But with all of my experiences with this vintage Hotel I could not talk them out of a cocktail on the house. But just seeing that Fabulous View was worth it.

matthew w

After a full day of exploring the amazing city of San Francisco, we decided to end the evening with a relaxing drink at the Cityscape rooftop bar. Located high above the busy streets, it seemed like the perfect spot to enjoy a drink while taking in some stunning panoramic views of the city. When we arrived, the team advised us to help ourselves to any available seating, which we did. While this was straightforward, it did mean that the atmosphere felt a little chaotic at times, as there was no real organisation. Some people were clearly there just to take in the views rather than enjoy a drink, which led to them leaning over tables or standing directly in front of those seated. It was not directly the bar’s fault, but a host or a more structured seating system could have made the experience much smoother and more relaxing. On a more positive note, our server, Terry, was absolutely fantastic. He was both friendly and attentive, taking our drinks order quickly and ensuring they arrived not long after. His pleasant manner really added to the experience and made us feel well looked after. The bar itself is very nice, with a modern feel and incredible views of the city, even when the famous San Francisco fog rolls in and slightly obscures the skyline. Despite the slightly hectic nature of the seating, it was still a lovely way to finish our day, and with a little more organisation, it could easily be one of the best rooftop bar experiences in the city.

Rhett Burden

Cityscape Bar & Lounge certainly has one undeniable selling point: the view. Situated 46 stories up, it offers a breathtaking 360-degree panorama of San Francisco’s skyline that is hard to match. If you’re looking for a spot to soak in the city from above, this is definitely the place to be. However, beyond the stunning scenery, the experience was just okay. The cocktails, while decent, were quite overpriced for what you get. The portions were smaller than expected, leaving me feeling like I was paying more for the ambiance than the actual drink. It’s clear that the view is what you’re really paying for here. Overall, Cityscape is worth a visit if you’re aiming for a great photo op or want to impress someone with the city’s skyline. Just don’t expect too much in terms of value for money when it comes to the drinks.

+4

My girlfriend and I decided to head over to this place after catching a show. We're locals, but wanted to grab a drink and to take in the views. We went on a Friday night and felt lucky to be seated immediately. The decor seemed a bit dated, especially knowing that it had just been remodeled, but the views were truly spectacular. The service was good, friendly and warm. But the drinks...what a let down. Both of the drinks we ordered - the French Blonde and a classic margarita - tasted surprisingly cheap and unbalanced. Honestly, we would have been disappointed if we had been served drinks of this quality at a dive bar. And they certainly were not what you would expect for these high end prices - the total for our two drinks, after tax and tip, was around $70. We were hoping for a memorable experience, but left feeling somewhat insulted and certain that not even the views could bring us back.

Christel Antone

The view is nice if you could find a window seat. Food was not good and very small portions. The bar service was great and great drinks. Went to a table and service was non existent. Many servers walked past our table and never asked if we wanted anything and finally flagged one down. She was rude like we were bothering her.

Hlici (420catdad)

General vibe isn’t bad for a first time experience. They did play random hip hop music that didn’t seem very fitting for this kind of setting. Only got 2 things and for $60 in total, isn’t worth it. The drink didn’t hit at all, not even a buzz and I’m a lightweight. $35 for 3 slices of cheese and meat and stiff bread is crazy work. Mind you, in my photo we had barely started picking at it. I’m looking back at another person’s photo of the charcuterie board in previous reviews, and it definitely did not look the same as what I received. No one was attentive the entire time we were at our table. We had to ask some random worker, not even sure if he was a server, to give us our bill which he also had the audacity to ask for us to leave a tip. But why tip when the bare minimum and expectations weren’t met and literally no one worked for it. There was minimal interaction with any employees so I’m not sure what’s there to tip for. I would only recommend to stop by just for the view cause that’s the only selling point. Other than that, don’t bother wasting your money on food or drinks.

Gari C

The location is good for sunsets (as advertised), but when we arrived, we were refused seating (in an abrupt manner) on the side that would enable us to watch the sunset by one of the staff, claiming that the west side was booked for a private party. They appeared to make everyone sit on the opposite side from the sunset. We left after sunset, and there was still no one seated there. That seemed unnecessary and made me wish I had gone somewhere else to see the sunset. Unfortunately, once we had arrived, there was no chance of making it anywhere else for the sunset, so we stayed. I'd suggest calling ahead to see if they are actually seating people on the west side to avoid a disappointing experience. The food and drink were good, but overpriced. That would have been fine, had we seen the sunset from our table. On the plus side, we did get to walk over to the sunset side for a few minutes before we left without being ejected. But it wasn't the experience we expected from the reviews and website. Our waiter was friendly and attentive, but the initial greeting left me feeling somewhat unwelcome.

+4