The Lodge at Gallow Green—New York, NY
During the chilliest months, cozy up inside The McKittrick Hotel’s pop-up wintertime bar. This idyllic hideaway transports patrons to a mountainside chalet, where you can sip on cocktails while lounging in any of the lodge-themed rooms or outside by a warm fire overlooking the city. Try the Sleep No More hot mulled wine or Mrs. Danver’s Ruin, a gin cocktail made with festive cranberry and thyme.
Boleo at The Gray Hotel—Chicago, IL
This newly-opened restaurant and lounge sits fifteen stories up from the chilly Chicago streets. Inspired by South America, Boleo brings Peruvian and Argentinean street fare to the city, with eats like ceviche, tiraditos, anticuchos, empanadas and more. Sip on authentic South American spirits, like the selection of infused piscos.
Local 16—Washington, D.C.
Known for their intimate rooftop bar, and even more so for a deliciously fantastic happy hour, Local 16 packs D.C. tradition into one trendy option. Even if you make the 5-9pm happy hour, don't skip their authentic Afghan menu with mouthwatering dinner options like the Pan-Fried Ashak, a leek and scallion ravioli served with spicy cilantro & mint yogurt sauce.
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Upstairs at The Ace Hotel DTLA—Los Angeles, CA
Offering sky-high views of downtown L.A., it's safe to say that Upstairs is the hottest urban oasis to visit during the west coast chill. L.A. Chapter curates the menu, which offers delicious Californian desert fare. Take a look through their transport-inspired menu for crafted cocktails like the Highland Park, a mezcal espadin mixed with mango, spiced grenadine, lime and chapuline-coriander salt.
Alto at The Ace Hotel New Orleans—New Orleans, LA
Another ‘ace’ in the hole for Ace Hotels, Alto provides what some would consider the ultimate winter escapes: a rooftop garden and pool. Enjoy Italian small plates, like the house-favorite peach garnished with heirloom tomatoes, burrata, lemon, basil and mint, accompanied by panoramic views of The Big Easy. And don't forget to take a dip. According to Alto, “the water's fine in winter time.”
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