Top, Best & Fun Rooftop Bars in Grand Prairie

"Located in Lower Greenville, buzzworthy HG Sply Co. features an upstairs patio that opens at 5 p.m. and offers one of the best nighttime hangout spots. Start with any of the delicious and nutritious vegan options, like the Farmhouse Burger or Ahi Tuna Poke, then try one of their inventive cocktails."

"The grey châteauesque exterior of this Uptown hotel belies the truly contemporary chic interior designed to meld Dallas sophistication and heritage while retaining landmark Southern style. The rooms and suites are exquisitely designed, custom-scented Molton Brown heaven with contemporary blush, cream and grey color schemes. There are art and sculptures in abundance, including a 2,000-year-old marble sculpture of a Greek god."

"This Valentine’s Day weekend (February 12 and 13 only), spend the evening at this lavish hotel restaurant. For $120 per person, this special meal includes a complimentary glass of Prosecco, appetizers like beef tartare or foie gras, entrees of filet mignon, venison, or sword fish, and dessert for two. Make your reservation online."

"Set in the Uptown Dallas district in Dallas, 700 metres from American Airlines Center, Hotel Crescent Court features a year-round outdoor pool and spa centre. The hotel has a terrace and fitness ce..."

"Happiest Hour is famous for its massive patio bar, the largest in D-town, in fact. Just a hop away from the American Airlines Center in the Harwood District, it’s got a pretty sweet view to match the atmosphere. Whether you’re looking for some sunset drinks or a pitstop en route to a concert at AA, Happiest Hour has you covered."

"One of the most popular for it’s rooftop and views, great cocktails & events!. Great spot for going out at night with your friends, and they have some amazing cocktails you’ll no doubt love. Happy HourSun-Thu from 4pm – 6pm w/ $3.50 pints, $5 wines, $5 wells, & $10 cocktails"

"If you just got off work downtown and are looking to grab a drink with co-workers, Happiest Hour is your best bet. The large bar features both patio and rooftop seating."

"Another Deep Ellum neighborhood restaurant and bar, Stirr, has an excellent rooftop area with a bar and comfy chairs. Open for brunch, lunch, happy hour, and dinner; enjoy shrimp pappardelle, blackened redfish, or surf ‘n turf, a petite filet with a Maryland-style crab cake. For drinks, order the Don’t Fear the Reaper made with Mezcal Patron Reposado or Blood Moon with Scotch and blood orange juice."

"Stirr's bars are chic and stylish with a lively atmosphere on the weekend.|© Thomas Garza / Bread and Butter PR. There’s a fun vibe to Stirr. While the downstairs is their American restaurant, the upstairs is a lively bar with stunning downtown views."

"Diners will find plenty of snacks and an extensive cocktail list on Stirr’s third-floor rooftop. The expansive space offers cushy sofa seating for larger groups, plus a bar that faces the impressive Dallas skyline."

"Bread Winners is the perfect combination of upscale dining and casual, friendly atmosphere. Offering breakfast, lunch, dinner, and our famous weekend brunch. Open for breakfast, lunch and dinnerDress code: CasualPhone: +1 214-754-4940"

"Best Dallas Brunch ForAmazing Classics, Gorgeous Atmosphere, & Mimosas. This is probably my go-to brunch on this list and the place I take people most!. The atmosphere is amazing and the location is giant."

"Established in 1946 and moved to Mockingbird Lane in 1950, there's absolutely nothing Egyptian about Italian restaurant Campisi's, it was just cheaper to keep the original sign. Cracker-crust pizza, including a unique muffaletta version, makes this Dallas icon a must-visit at least once. Hey, if it's good enough for Jack Ruby, it's good enough for us."

"The first ever Campisi’s location opened in 1950 in the old Egyptian Lounge space on Mockingbird Lane. At the time, the owners didn’t have enough money to furnish a whole new sign, so they simply swapped out “lounge” for “restaurant.”. In addition to great pizza, Campisi’s history adds to the restaurant’s allure."

"This Fort Worth based burger and beer emporium (by the same people behind the Meddlesome Moth) is known for pushing the burger boundaries by tricking out its patties with an array of unique accoutrements. The menu features around sixteen burgers with toppings that run the gamut from candied bacon and grilled peaches to brisket chili, corn chips and fried eggs. Be sure to order one of the crazy cocktails offered here, like the one made with moonshine and tang."

"The tasty burgers and large portion sizes are already enough to make Rodeo Goat a must-order. You’ll want to grab the “cheese fries surprise” — fries covered with chili cheese and jalapenos. “Takeout Tuesdays” are also noteworthy; once a week, fries are free with a call-in burger order."

"Cheesy fries are no surprise, but the amount of food you receive will be. You can be happy that your money is well spent because Rodeo Goat doesn’t hold back on the fries, cheese, bacon or jalapeños."

"Their quaint and charming outdoor setting provides an ambiance just as good as their food. Enjoy happy hour in their garden Monday through Thursday from 4:30pm to 6:30pm, where you can soak up the romantic backdrop and indulge in their famous Lobster Avocado Salad."

"Situated in a building that first housed a gas station in 1922, Thunderbird Station’s 5,400 square foot patio and throwback-inspired menu makes it the perfect pitstop for grownups who want to feel like kids again. To that end, try the Peel Out, a Push Pop-inspired frozen vodka cocktail, while munching on fancy bologna sandwiches, freshly fried pork rinds and Frito pies."

"Thunderbird Station officially opens tomorrow, but is softly open now. (Photo by Kim Finch). One of the most highly anticipated new bar-restaurants in town, this throwback spot from Kim Finch (owner of Double Wide and a magic touch for Dallas dive bars) is housed in a historic gas station at the edge of Deep Ellum."

"Riegel Gulf Service in Deep Ellum, which closed in 2002, will become a bar called Thunderbird Station in 2020. Its co-owners plan to keep "the character of the business," says Kim Finch, meaning that it will continue to look like a service station from the '50s."

"This eco-minded local chain popped up a little bit ago in the Uptown area. And Mixt is all about serving smart, healthy, on-the-go food. From summer salads to grain bowls and plates, Mixt has got your healthy cravings covered."

"Hoffbrau Steak & Grill House imbibes a family atmosphere due to the owners’ belief that the restaurant brings in family and friends together to enjoy delectable Texas-style food. The restaurant serves Certified Angus Beef steaks, burgers, chicken fried steaks, Duroc pork, ribs, and other family recipes that their loyal patrons have enjoyed for over four decades. Hoffbrau has a homey and casual vibe where all their customers feel at home where there is an abundance of beer, and the margaritas are limitless."

"Campbell Rd. next to Tom Thumb – (972-234-4966) Monster offers a variety of flavors and more than 70 topping of delicious yogurt and sorbet. The yogurt is  dairy but the sorbet is non-dairy made on dairy equipment and labeled DE. (Alert to Kosher consumers: There is no waiting period after eating meat when eating a DE product. The DE product must not be eaten on the same plate as meat but can be consumed immediately following the meat meal.) Please note: there is a party room that is not under kosher supervision but arrangements can be made by the owner, Ava, to order kosher pizza for your party and of course yogurt for dessert."

"Their drip is delicous and they make brownies and scones in house. They also do not offer wifi, which makes them a great place to..."

"No wifi in the restaurant, so you’ll have to enjoy the company of who you are with!. Address: 3021 Race St."