Nice roof top and perfect for a drink. The food is ok even if a bit expensive for Shanghai. No Chinese food, only international like burgers, mezzo platter, cured meat, etc. Totally an international place where you can enjoy a nice glass of wine or good cocktail.

Great rooftop bar in the heart of Shanghai. It gets crowded, so make a reservation beforehand. Drinks are ok and priced like any other "fashionable expat bar" in Shanghai Would be a better vibe with some music; I'm not sure why they don't play any

This is one of the oldest rooftop bars around Shanghai, and it's heavily patronized by many expatriates and foreigners. It has a bird's eye view of the surrounding high rise hotels and buildings, and is located in one of Shanghai's more premium estates. The food is average bar food, and the drinks are nothing too fanciful. Do get their mozarella cheese balls, and their burger sliders. The fish was not up to mark when we tried it.

Situated between the Former French Concession and Jing’an Temple, Kartel Wine Bar dedicates an aesthetic three-storey venue to Epicureans. Established in 2011, it is well known for its unique 360-degree panoramic Rooftop terrace and has become a must for wine Lovers in Shanghai. Kartel Wine Bar offers a unique, modern and impressive perspective on Shanghai combined to a hugely eclectic wine cellar and cocktails menu.

The only this nice about this place is the rooftop patio, best to book ahead of time tho.

The reviews and photos (especially the photos) say it all - this is a great place to come day or night, depending on your favourite type of view. Very friendly staff, great view, and great patrons. we met some interesting and fun people when we dropped in for a drink and to enjoy a nice evening.

Hit & Miss, one of shanghais prominant rooftops. We once reserved a table and still got it even though the Rooftop was fully packed, The Rooftop section is mostly filled with Drinkers while level 5 the Diners. Happy Hour from 6-8pm where selected drinks are all 30rmb. Cocktails average at 70rmb while beers at 40rmb. Food wise the menu is limited and average around 130 for mains and 60 for deserts & starters. Service is a bit of a shocker considering there' s a lot of tables with no one waiting on them, seemed as if they only had bartenders and no floor staff. And theres only two toilet stalls besides the male urinal, so the toilet queue was always long.

Cocktails are bland, food is tasteless. I got the Clockwork orange which tasted like watered down orange juice and cod fish which had plenty of bones to make up for it's lack of flavor. Looking at the menu, they only serve wines by the bottle which doesn't seem true or realistic.

Nice wine bar with good location. They have a terrace in the summer and "chalet" style cabane in winter (with muld wine ;) . Only bad point is the staff is not really friendly.

Great terrace to go and have a drink at night. Music is nice and prices are correct especially in happy hour !