Lola’s is a rooftop restaurant in the Theater District, useful when lunch, dinner, or brunch is part of the plan. Its central address puts a meal and Broadway in the same neighborhood.
Why choose Lola’s Rooftop?
Choose it for a seated meal, brunch, or a celebration where everyone wants food alongside drinks. The Mediterranean-inspired menu and central location make it a practical alternative to a cocktail-only rooftop.
Know before you book
Expect a neighborhood rooftop perspective, rather than the expansive river panorama of a high-rise lounge. Tell the restaurant about your curtain time if you are dining before a show.
Getting in
Reserve directly with Lola’s and confirm the dining time and party size. The venue does not admit guests under 21 after 10pm and requires smart-casual attire; its published dress code excludes athletic wear, beachwear, headgear, backpacks, and other large bags.
What it costs
Review the current dining menu and any special brunch or group terms. The brunch menu lists a one-hour bottomless mimosa or Bellini option with an entrée; confirm the current price, time limit, tax, and gratuity before ordering.
When the weather changes
The official site no longer promises a covered or heated setup. Ask whether your table is indoors or outdoors and what the weather plan is before booking.
Make a night of it
Book enough time to eat without rushing. A nearby address helps, but a rooftop reservation still involves check-in and an elevator.
Venue information checked October 4, 2026. Prices and access can change; confirm the details for your visit.
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