According to Express UK, “Luna Rooftop Tapas Bar” is one of the best restaurant views around the world in San Miguel de Allende. A place, where throughout the day and night, this al fresco setting presents breathtaking views of the iconic La Parroquia, spires, bell towers and rooftops across town.
The world if full of incredible view points and amazing landscapes – so what better to do than enjoy the sights with a dinner too?
Out of hundreds of stunning restaurant views, Express.co.uk narrowed the options down to the five best restaurants with the most incredible views.
Why not enjoy a creme caramel with a side of sunset?
Luna Rooftop Tapas Bar, Mexico
Luna Rooftop Tapas Bar, Mexico (Image: express.co.uk)
The stylish al-fresco eatery Luna Rooftop Tapas Bar is located on the rooftop of the Rosewood Hotel in the colonial city of San Miguel de Allende.
Its laid-back, lounge environment is a great spot to relax and relish the breath-taking views across the rich ochre tones of the rooftops and church spires below.
Diners can expect an imaginative selection of Mexican-Asian fusion cuisine and quirky, creative cocktails.
Ting at Shangri-La, London
Ting at Shangri-La, London (Image: express.co.uk)
Afternoon tea emporium and relaxed breakfast spot Ting truly does serve tea and cakes in the clouds.Located on the 35th floor of London’s tallest building, The Shard, guests can nibble on matcha scones from the Asian inspired afternoon tea whilst admiring the panoramic views across London’s skyline.
Le Jules Verne, Paris
Le Jules Verne, Paris (Image: express.co.uk)
Raised, mezzanine-style above the viewing platforms of Paris’ most momentous landmark is Le Jules Verne.
Diners enter the Michelin-starred restaurant through a private entrance and rise through its innards in a windowed elevator gazing 410ft below at precious Paris.
When darkness falls is when the real magic happens and a dazzling display of 20,000 fairy lights dance along the tower every hour.
Angama Mara, Kenya
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Perched on the cliffs edge of the Great Rift Valley high above Kenya’s Maasai Mara is the truly unique Angama Mara Safari Lodge.
Guests staying at the traditional brick lodge can watch the sun rise over the bounteous plains below from the infinity pool, or alternatively enjoy an al-fresco glass of wine and canapés on the deck.
And with the largest population of giant cats coming from Maasia Mara, you might even catch a glimpse of a lion as the sun sets over the reserve.
Sirocco at Lebua Hotel, Bangkok
Sirocco at Lebua Hotel, Bangkok (Image: express.co.uk)
As the only restaurant in Thailand to ever receive a perfect ten score from Thailand Tatler, Sirocco is a confident contender in the world of high-class dining.
The swanky open-air restaurant is suspended on the 63rd floor of the Lebua Hotel where neighboring skyscrapers glimmer and glint in the night sky catching the eyes of fellow diners.
The setting is undeniably ravishing, however it might be difficult to capture the moment with a strict photography ban on the terrace.
Four Seasons Hotel Mumbai
Aer Lounge at the Four Seasons hotel, Mumbai, India (Image: express.co.uk)
Discover Four Seasons Hotel Mumbai – a luxury hotel offering the best of Mumbai from your base at this sleek icon of Indian hospitality.
Located in the emerging district of Worli, Mumbai.[5] The hotel currently houses 202 guest rooms,[6] and also offers India’s highest rooftop bar, Aer.
Aer is Mumbai’s undisputed highest rooftop bar accompanied by stunning city views, The Four Seasons offers comfortable rooms with a 42-inch LCD TV.
Source: http://www.express.co.uk/
