The Penthouse Restaurant

The Penthouse serves breakfast, lunch, brunch on weekends, and dinner nightly with slightly reduced weekday dinner hours. Weekly hours: Breakfast daily 7:00–11:00 AM; Lunch Mon–Fri 11:00 AM–3:00 PM; Brunch Sat–Sun 11:00 AM–3:00 PM; Dinner Mon–Thu & Sun 6:00–9:30 PM; Fri–Sat 6:00–10:00 PM. Always call ahead for holiday hours or special events, as the restaurant often runs special menus for holidays.

Yes, The Penthouse welcomes families and can accommodate a range of seating needs, but call ahead to confirm specifics. Guests frequently bring children and toddlers and praise cabana and booth seating for family celebrations. The restaurant is in a hotel with elevator access and offers spacious cabana-style tables, but if you need a high chair, wheelchair access, or stroller-friendly seating, mention it when booking so staff can arrange the best table.

Yes, The Penthouse is a top choice for a romantic date night. Guests praise the spectacular ocean and sunset views, intimate cabana seating, craft cocktails, and attentive service that make special occasions feel memorable. Expect contemporary American plates with an upscale, presentation-driven touch and a lively, elegant vibe at night. For the most romantic experience aim for a sunset seating or reserve a cabana and mention your occasion when booking so the team can help personalize the visit.

Portions vary, guests describe some dishes as generously plated and others as more modest, typical of an upscale kitchen. Appetizers and shared plates (oysters, seafood tower, bread apps) are often satisfying to split, while some mains at dinner are described as more refined or smaller than expected for the price. The weekday prix-fixe lunch is frequently called generous and filling. If you’re sharing or celebrating, consider ordering a starter to share plus a main.

For a quieter, more relaxed experience go for weekday lunch or an early weekday dinner, guests say weekday lunchtimes and early evenings are less crowded. For stunning scenery and romance, book at sunset. If you want lively energy, Friday–Saturday nights (DJ or events) and weekend brunches are popular but can be loud. Always reserve in advance for sunset, cabanas, or holiday dates.

Yes, The Penthouse operates on many public holidays and frequently offers special holiday menus. Guests describe dining there for Thanksgiving, Easter, Valentine’s Day, New Year’s celebrations, and Christmas with dedicated prix-fixe or holiday offerings. Because holidays are very busy, reserve early and expect special pricing or fixed menus on those dates.

Yes, call the restaurant to arrange special touches. Guests frequently report staff providing handwritten cards, birthday desserts with sparklers, table moves for window seats, and accommodations for dietary needs. The team is known for making celebrations special, but because requests aren’t guaranteed on very busy nights, it’s best to call ahead and confirm details so they can prepare.

For a balance of scenery and lower noise, choose a weekday (Mon–Thu) lunch or early dinner, guests report the best combination of service, value, and calmer atmosphere then. If you want the full lively vibe, go for Saturday or Friday night to enjoy DJs, a buzzy crowd, and a party atmosphere. Sunday brunch is also a favorite for views and a celebratory brunch scene.

Yes, The Penthouse accommodates private parties and special events. The rooftop layout includes cabanas and semi-private areas, and guests report private-party setups and curtained sections for celebrations. For group events, contact the restaurant in advance to discuss menus, minimums, and available private spaces so the team can tailor the experience.

The ambience is elegant yet lively, think dramatic ocean views, white-draped cabanas, and contemporary decor. Guests consistently praise the romantic sunset setting, stylish vibe, and attentive service. Note that evenings (especially weekends and special events) can be energetic and noisy with DJs or private parties, while weekday lunches and early dinners feel calmer and more conversational. It’s a great spot for celebrations, date nights, or brunch with a scenic backdrop.

Smart casual is the recommended dress code. Guests often dress up for special occasions like anniversaries and proposals, so think polished casual: nice shirts or blouses, dresses, or slacks rather than beachwear or flip-flops. If you’re celebrating, guests often opt for slightly dressier attire to match the elegant rooftop setting.

Yes, families do dine here, and guests often bring children for celebrations and brunch. While there isn’t clear evidence of a formal kids’ menu, guests report child-friendly options and staff who accommodate little ones. For younger children, consider an early seating or a cabana/booth for comfort, and call ahead if you need a high chair or special menu tweaks.

Reservations are strongly recommended because the Penthouse gets busy, especially at sunset, weekend brunches, holidays, and event nights. Guests report occasional waits even with reservations and occasional overbooking issues, so if you anticipate being seated at a particular time or want a window/cabana table, call ahead, the staff will advise on wait expectations and help secure your preferred seating.

Busiest: weekend brunches, Friday–Saturday nights (DJ or events), holidays (Valentine’s, Thanksgiving, NYE) and sunset service. Quietest: weekday lunches and early weekday dinners; many guests recommend Monday–Thursday evenings or weekday lunch for a calmer experience and easier seating. If you prefer quieter dining, avoid weekend evenings and major holiday service times.