From new to nostalgic, on this April recap we checked out some new venues in the roopftop scene, Broadways new buzzworthy musical as well as revisiting a city staple.
Dead Outlaw The Musical
“Dead Outlaw” on Broadway is a high-energy, incredibly fun show—perfect for a day or night out this season. Part rock concert, part musical, Dead Outlaw blends humor with poignant life messages. It explores themes like the search for identity and the meaning of life, reminding us that, in the end, we all meet the same fate—regardless of how we spend our time on earth. It also reflects on how the pursuit of money and status often takes center stage, yet doesn’t always lead to fulfillment. Perhaps it serves as a gentle reminder not to sweat the small stuff.
Dear Irving On Broadway
This sleek and chic rooftop is Dear Irving’s latest and quite exceptional location. Take the sleek glass elevator up to this 1930s inspired lounge with a beautiful indoor and outdoor space and a terrace offering views of the Theater District. 10/10, drinks 10/10 bites, and immaculate vibes. It is open daily from 4 PM, it’s an ideal spot for pre- or post-show drinks or a chic evening out.
Vintage Green Rooftop
A new location by IGC Hospitality, Vintage Green is a new rooftop in the Murray Hill area. Amazing views of the big three ( Empire State Building, Freedom Tower & the Crystler) and multiple interiors concepts in one. Think a vintage aesthetic with a modern flare. The bites and cocktails I tried during the my experience were phenomenal as well. It is sure to be a must this Spring & Summer.
Serendipity 3 UES
After the incredibly successful collaboration with Peeps, Serendipity 3 Upper East Side brought this gem of a location back on everyone’s radar. Frozen hot chocolates are not to be missed as well as my new favorite, The Forbidden Broadway Sundae featuring their warm Blackout Cake. Run don’t walk.
