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what a great idea, though! the weather now would be perfect, and the heights of the buildings downtown are ideal for terrace bars. i hope more places catch on!
it might be because there are a lot of residences above the businesses downtown, the noise could get bad if you were too close to a rooftop bar, of course there are condos directly across from oysters, so who knows??
Personally, I'd like to see a quality rooftop restaurant before a bar. A separate bar could be included, but something less loud and a bit more romantic would be my preference. I love the view overlooking the rooftops in downtown Greenville. There are many interesting little privately owned structures up there. They look like fun getaways to a totally different place.
While on the subject, does anyone here remember hearing about the days when the Poinsett Hotel's rooftop was a popular hotspot for parties?
Personally, I'd like to see a quality rooftop restaurant before a bar. A separate bar could be included, but something less loud and a bit more romantic would be my preference. I love the view overlooking the rooftops in downtown Greenville. There are many interesting little privately owned structures up there. They look like fun getaways to a totally different place.
While on the subject, does anyone here remember hearing about the days when the Poinsett Hotel's rooftop was a popular hotspot for parties?
The Cazbah that opened up in downtown Greer has a rooftop area for dining/drinking. I haven't been there yet, but I like the Cazbah downtown for something different.
That is Carolina Ale House, which is only a two-story restaurant/bar with a retractable roof overhead. Rooftop bars and restaurants are literally on the roof.
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