Imagine dining with clouds as your neighbors and city skylines stretching beneath your feet. The world's highest restaurants offer more than just meals – they deliver unforgettable experiences where breathtaking views complement exquisite cuisine.
From mountain peaks to soaring skyscrapers, these lofty eateries have turned altitude into an art form.
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1. At.mosphere, Dubai
Perched on the 122nd floor of Burj Khalifa, At.mosphere floats a dizzying 442 meters above Dubai. The restaurant combines sleek, modern décor with panoramic views that stretch to the horizon.
Diners feast on European-inspired cuisine while watching the desert metropolis sparkle below. Sunset reservations are particularly coveted, as the Arabian sky transforms into a canvas of fiery colors.
2. Lucky Cat, London
Lucky Cat by Gordon Ramsay is an Asian-inspired eating house and bar in Mayfair. Drawing inspiration from the 1930s drinking clubs of Tokyo and Shanghai, it serves small plates, sushi, sashimi, and robata-grilled dishes prepared in an open kitchen and raw bar.
The venue features a sleek interior designed to reflect its late-night lounge concept.
3. 360 Restaurant, Toronto
360 Restaurant is a revolving dining venue situated 351 metres above ground in the CN Tower. It completes a full rotation every 72 minutes, offering diners panoramic views of Toronto.
The menu features fresh, regional Canadian cuisine made with sustainable ingredients.
4. Clouds, Zurich
Clouds is a restaurant and bar on the 35th floor of the Prime Tower, once Switzerland’s tallest building at about 126 metres high. Guests enjoy sweeping views of Zurich, Lake Zurich, and, on clear days, the Alps.
The venue combines a casual dining bistro with a stylish bar and is often referred to as Zurich’s highest bar and bistro.
5. Horizon Grill, Kuala Lumpur
Horizon Grill is situated on the 58th floor of Banyan Tree Kuala Lumpur, offering both indoor and rooftop terrace dining with spectacular views of the Kuala Lumpur skyline.
The menu highlights steaks and fresh seafood, and the venue evokes a sophisticated, Gatsby-esque ambiance.
6. Eagles Nest, Thredbo
Australia's highest restaurant sits majestically atop Thredbo's slopes at 1,937 meters. Accessible via chairlift year-round, this alpine treasure transforms with the seasons – from winter wonderland to summer wildflower paradise.
The rustic timber interior creates a cozy atmosphere where hearty mountain fare refuels skiers and hikers alike. Floor-to-ceiling windows frame the Snowy Mountains' rugged beauty, with misty valleys unfolding like a living painting below.
7. Vue De Monde, Melbourne
From the 55th floor of Melbourne's Rialto Tower, Vue De Monde reimagines Australian cuisine with theatrical flair. Chef Shannon Bennett's kitchen crafts native ingredients into artful presentations against a backdrop of twinkling city lights.
The interior blends luxury with sustainability – kangaroo-hide table coverings and reclaimed timber create an unmistakably Australian atmosphere. A meal here becomes a journey through the continent's flavors, elevated both literally and figuratively.
8. Infinity By Mark Best, Sydney
Infinity is located on the 81st floor of Sydney Tower, offering sweeping views of the city and harbour. Chef Mark Best brings modern Australian cuisine to the menu, crafted with seasonal produce and French-inspired techniques.
Its revolving setting ensures every guest enjoys an ever-changing backdrop.
9. Piz Gloria, Schilthorn
Perched at 2,970 meters atop the Schilthorn, Piz Gloria is a 360-degree revolving restaurant made famous by the 1969 James Bond film On Her Majesty’s Secret Service. Visitors reach the summit by taking a series of cable cars, passing through Mürren and Birg before arriving at the peak.
The restaurant completes a full rotation in about 45 minutes, offering panoramic views of the Eiger, Mönch, Jungfrau, and hundreds of other Alpine peaks. A James Bond exhibition inside celebrates the site’s cinematic legacy.
10. Ozone, Hong Kong
Ozone is a rooftop bar and dining venue on the 118th floor of the Ritz-Carlton in Hong Kong’s International Commerce Centre. Known as one of the highest bars in the world, it offers sweeping views over Victoria Harbour.
Designed by Masamichi Katayama of Wonderwall, its futuristic interior and open-air terrace pair perfectly with innovative cocktails and Asian-inspired tapas.
