Enjoy Handcrafted Cocktails and Upscale Bites With a View at Rosa Sky Rooftop in Brickell

The beauty of the Downtown Miami skyline is one that is not to be missed. There’s something extremely soothing about taking in the sights, the soft breeze, a peek at high-rises and the buzzing energy of the city. It awakens you and calms you. This is why Rosa Sky Rooftop is a stand-out venue in the heart of the city. Not only is it beautiful, with tasteful black and pink décor that makes the venue not only inviting but a special place to spend a day or night with a group or a special someone.

Placed on a building’s 22nd floor, you know you’re in for a treat when it comes to views when you visit. And, it’s beautiful during the late afternoon, right before the sunset when we visited, and we are sure it’s also gorgeous at night, as you take in the twinkling building lights.

My friend and I had the chance to visit Rosa Sky Rooftop on a recent Saturday evening. From the food to the drinks, we were impressed with the rooftop’s bustling environment and the perfect view of the city skyline.

If you are looking for fun and relaxation, this is it. When we sat down at a comfortable couch placed perfectly in front of the view, we knew we were ready for a perfect blend of excitement and relaxation. And we were ready for some cocktails, especially after going over their extensive list.

The list at Rosa Sky Rooftop offers a cocktail for everyone to try. If you like a well-made old-fashioned drink, or a fun martini featuring a great blend of spirits, you’ll feel right at home.

Let’s talk about the spot’s tapas, which the servers will be happy to recommend you try with your cocktail, especially to enhance the flavor of the food and the experience.

Some standout tapas in the new menu include the Spice Rubbed Tuna Poke Bowl with a citrusy leche de tigre that you should not leave without sampling. There are also vegetarian options such as the Marinated Watermelon Wedge Salad and the vegan Spinach & Artichoke Dip. We found the fact that these were available on the menu amazing, especially for those looking for these types of dishes.

Rosa Sky Rooftop Miami

If you want something sweet, make sure to try out the Strawberry-Rhubarb Parfait or Alfajores filled with rich chocolate, vanilla, and a warm dulce de leche center. Those are a crowd pleaser.

The cocktails at the venue are not only colorful and eye-catching, but they add to the ambiance by being beautifully presented. Ordering is a breeze especially thanks to images illustration how each cocktail is served and what it looks like.

This detail is a definite win for those who wish to try something new, something familiar, or even something that looks cute on your Instagram, especially by placing the cocktail right in front of the skyline, which we recommend is a picture worth taking.

While there, we tried some impressive new cocktails. Some of these new offerings include the cute Panda-Monium and the smoky Tokyo Mariachi. Then there’s one of my favorites, the refreshing Melon-Dramatic, as well as the delicious Shiso Fine.

Just as I left the venue feeling educated and happy with my cocktail experience, I’m sure you will as well. And, please, don’t forget to take in the relaxing view as you enjoy a great experience.

For more information, visit www.rosaskyrooftop.com and follow@rosaskyrooftop on Instagram and Facebook for the latest updates.

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