As we all know boozy beverages arguably taste way better on a roof. No one knows exactly why this is, but it’s true. So, here are a few Orlando area rooftop bars worth drinking at this weekend.

One80 Skytop Lounge 400 W. Church Street Climb the stairs to Amway’s fancy sky lounge where you a get one of the best views of downtown. Photo via makeithappenmoe/Instagram
One80 Skytop Lounge What to drink: Champagne Photo via One80 Sky Lounge/Facebook
Hanson’s Shoe Repair 27 E. Pine Street Make sure you call ahead for the “password.” Sure, this little hidden gem is easy to miss, but it’s worth all the speak-easy hassles to experience. Photo via foxgrovefilms/Instagram
Hanson’s Shoe Repair What to drink: Bartender’s choice is always a good bet here Photo via nelsondbeverly27/Instagram
Eleven at Reunion Resort 7593 Gathering Drive This open air veranda is down in the tourist side of town, but it’s worth the hike. This patio come with complete with an adjacent pool, drinks, steaks, and almost anything else your elegant self requires.. Photo via vacasarentals/Instagram
Eleven at Reunion Resort What to Drink: Margarita on the Rocks Photo via bluesaysmeow/Facebook
STK Orlando 1580 E. Buena Vista Drive STK, with its straight to the point name, serves up some unreal cuisine, but its delicious atmosphere and rooftop party space should be enough to grab any reputable rooftop pursuer. Photo via theonegroup/Instagram
STK What to drink: Bucket of Champagne Photo via theonegroup/Instagram
Latitudes 33 W. Church Street This self-proclaimed original party bar of Orlando has one of the most island getaway feels that the city has to offer, and its entirety is a roof so you’re able to feel that cool downtown island breeze further driving home that feeling. Photo via Latitudes/Facebook
Latitudes What to drink: One of the several mixed drinks at Chillers downstairs Photo via Latitudes/Facebook
Morimoto Asia at Disney Springs 1600 E. Buena Vista Drive There are not many restaurants on the planet run by an Iron Chef, let alone within Orlando’s borders. Luckily for you, Chef Morimoto decided to settle down a well polished Pan-Asian eatery with a good looking patio for you to roam on. If the rooftop patio does not work for you then snag one of the 14-seats at the sushi bar and throw back some Saki while you watch them perform some rice-riddled art. Photo via Morimoto Asia/Facebook
Morimoto Asia at Disney Springs What to drink: Sake Sangria Photo via kdbornstein/Instagram
Capa Rooftop Spanish Steakhouse 10100 Dream Tree Blvd. This 17th floor patio brings not only decadent dishes to the Four Seasons, but has offered Orlando another chance to drink and socialize with a serious view. Call ahead for if you want to pursue this promising evening. Photo via fsorlando/Instagram
Capa Rooftop Spanish Steakhouse What to drink: One of these elegantly constructed waters Photo via marilyngrussell/Instagram
Paddlefish 1670 N. Buena Vista Drive It may not be like any other roof on this list, but we’ve checked, and bar’s on the tops of riverboats still meet the international standards for being classified as a rooftop bar. This centerpiece at Disney Springs is worth your precious time so hike up their boat stairs and enjoy the sight. Photo via paddlefishorl/Instagram
Paddlefish What to drink: Bloody Mary, just look at it. Photo via paddlefishorl/Instagram
Vain 22 S. Magnolia Avenue Craving a more Miami-esque vibe for your evening of rooftop drinking? Vain has got you covered. Their rooftop patio with beats and two bars are worth an evening in the club. Photo via vainorlando/Instagram
Vain What to drink: A plethora of shots Photo via vainorlando/Instagram
Aero 60 N. Orange Avenue Orlando’s long standing EDM dispensing roof has changed hands and names a few times but what has never faltered is the sturdy dance floor and the three bars that keep that Orlando dancing public 100% satisfied. Photo via vosdjs/Instagram
Aero What to Drink: Mimosas Photo via msbutterfly/Instagram
California Grill at Disney’s Contemporary Resort 4600 N. World Drive Not many rooftop bars allow you to look down at Cinderella’s Castle, but this California style food provider and its lounge chair covered roof is a nice spot for both a family visit or a quiet date night. They have a Sunday feast that has complimentary mimosas and live music. Photo via omar_rod/Instagram
California Grill at Disney’s Contemporary Resort What to drink: Santa Monica Cider Photo via jacobnola/Instagram