Top, Best & Fun Rooftop Bars in Queenstown

"The Mayfair Hotel is a luxurious 5-star Historic Hotel that boasts an unmatched location, adjacent to Rundle Mall and a short walk to Adelaide’s Riverbank and entertainment precincts. The Mayfair preserves the magnificent heritage and provides a platform to showcase the very best of South Australian hospitality. The Hotel has 170 beautifully-appointed rooms and suites that are complemented by premium facilities such as 24-hour reception services, business centre, gymnasium, and a complimentary mini-bar in each room."

"For unlimited access to Adelaide's buzzing CBD and the vegetarian restaurants that orbit it, make sure to stay with Mantra. Mantra Hindmarsh Square's air-conditioned rooms feature high-speed internet and FOXTEL, with some even featuring their own kitchen - great for when you want to get creative with your groceries from 1-Stop Vegan Shop. Should you desire a mid-holiday workout, the hotel also features its own gymnasium."

"This swish, five-star boutique hotel has become the preferred choice of visiting rock stars and celebrities since opening in 2015, and it's not hard to see..."

"Located on the corner of King William and North Terrace on one of Adelaide’s most iconic buildings, 2KW offers breathtaking views across the River Torrens to the Adelaide Oval and beyond. Choose from a variety of areas to relax, each with their own vibe. Enjoy a bite to eat or a cocktail while you chill out to the sound of the DJ."

"This refined rooftop restaurant and bar is one of Adelaide's best rooftops. For good reason, from up high you can see out over the Governor's garden and the city. 2 King William Street,Adelaide"

"2KW is eight floors high – not quite as lofty, but it's an upmarket spot for a cocktail and eye-popping views out towards North Adelaide nonetheless."

"Nestled between the bustling office blocks of Waymouth Street you'll find a venue that oozes style and space. This epic rooftop has an epic food and wine menu to match, showcasing local wines from all around South Australia. Spritzers, cocktails and carafes set the mood for an after-work drink and gourmet pizzas and nibbles will leave you feeling satisfied."

"Join the crowd of primarily bright young things and suave types in this hidden underground watering hole, which evokes an era of glamorous nightlife and clandestine antics inspired by Hollywood’s most provocative star of the silver screen."

"Down some stairs down an alleyway off a laneway, Maybe Mae doesn't proclaim its virtues loudly to the world. In fact, if you can't find the door, you won't be the first thirsty punter to wander back upstairs... Top ChoiceBar in Adelaide"

"But once you find this subterranean 1950s inspired cocktail lounge and take a seat in one of the comfy leather booths, you won't want to leave. 15 Peel Street,Adelaide"

"Set sail for a nautical night of fun at this unpretentious joint dreamed up by one of Australia’s top nightlife entrepreneurs. A traditional sailors’ bar feel and a hip vibe built on quality spirits such as gin, rum and whisky."

"This is a place where you should go if you want some amazing drinks and gain some knowledge. Yes you heard it right!. The bartenders and people at hains and co have astounding knowledge about the drinks they are serving."

"Come to this versatile bar for red-hot fried chicken, nautical-themed drinks, and even a range of stogies to puff on – if that's your thing. 23 Gilbert Place,Adelaide"

"Two schooners of Australian beer|Two schooners of Australian beer. A heritage-listed pub in the West End of Adelaide, the Cumby has been rehydrating the locals since the 1850s, and a recent refurbishment has made it one of the city’s trendiest watering holes. The CBD’s biggest beer garden is all exposed brick, timber walls, leafy gardens and fairy lights, with misters to cool you down in summer and heaters to warm you up in winter."

"With heaps of food specials every night of the week, The Cumby is hard to look past. Ranging from cheap, delicious pizzas, to burgers and schnitzels, The Cumby has all the classic pub meal options for affordable prices. The food is of extremely high quality and sure to fill you up."

"Styled in shades of baby pink and teal, The Aviary is where women meet their BFFs to catch up over cake. Desserts are nicely plated and executed: try the salted caramel and corn parfait, So Corny ($10.50) or the signature dish, Macaron Flower Pot ($10.50), which features a macaron on a stick set in a pot of Belgian chocolate mud cake with chocolate mousse and chocolate soil. Bookings recommended."