Rooftop at Nobu Hotel Chicago
$$$ • Japanese, Peruvian, Cocktail Bar Book a table: 7:00 PM 7:15 PM 7:30 PM MoreAbout Rooftop at Nobu Hotel Chicago
Customers' Favorites
Rock Shrimp Tempura Creamy Spicy
Black Cod Lettuce Wraps
Black Cod Miso Wraps
Yellowtail Jalapeno
Wagyu Dumplings
Wagyu Sliders
Lamb Chops
Tiradito
Edamame
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Recent Reviews
388 ratings
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Went for the first time for lunch on a Saturday and food was better than expected, we had to go back on Sunday to have some more sushi rolls. The cocktails were also great.
Great food; best Wagyu sliders, edamame & cucumber salad...hostess & server were amazing, awesome views and the DJ was on it. Love this space, thanks for a great night
This is one of my favorite places in the city. Great views with inside and outdoor rooftop dining. If it gets chilly, they will accommodate you with a heated spot . The charred edamame is the best appetizer in the city. 10/10
Hours
| Monday | 3 - 9:30PM |
| Tuesday | 3 - 9:30PM |
| Wednesday | 5 - 9:30PM |
| Thursday | 5 - 10PM |
| Friday | 5 - 11:30PM |
| Saturday | 5 - 11:30PM |
| Sunday | 3 - 9:30PM |
Rooftop at Nobu in Chicago offers exceptional food, top-notch service, and stunning views from the rooftop. While the prices may be steep, it is a perfect place for special occasions. The atmosphere is lively and fun, ideal for enjoying drinks and city views. Recent reviews highlight the amazing sunset views and mostly attentive, friendly service. The menu includes a variety of shared dishes, such as the crispy okra, oyster trio, karaage chicken, and yellowtail jalapeño roll, which were all very good. The chicken was a favorite among guests, with some describing it as very tasty. Guests have also praised the wagyu dumplings and brussel sprouts, while the lychee/elderflower martini and the market margarita received high praise during tanoshi hour. Although some found the food to be good but not wow-worthy, others appreciated the chance to sample Nobu's dishes without overspending. The venue offers a great vibe and is suitable for casual bites and drinks, but vegetarian options are limited. The rooftop is accessible for wheelchairs, though not kid-friendly. Despite some inconsistencies in experiences, such as uneven dish quality, the standout offerings and beautiful views make it a spot worth revisiting for a special celebration.