Brass Eye

Brass Eye serves brunch on weekends and operates an evening bar during the week. Current posted hours are: Brunch, Sat 11:00 am–2:30 pm, Sun 10:00 am–1:45 pm. Bar, Mon–Thu 4:00 pm–11:00 pm; Fri–Sat 4:00 pm–1:00 am. Always call ahead for holiday hours or special events, as the venue runs seasonal experiences.

Yes, Brass Eye is a cocktail-focused rooftop bar with a full drinks program. Expect classic and creative cocktails, a curated wine list, local and national beers, and zero‑proof options. Guests regularly praise the cocktail menu and bartenders, so it’s a great spot for drinks whether you want a craft cocktail or wine with dinner.

Guests repeatedly call out a few favorites: the Biscuit Tower (brunch shareable) and the Brass Eye Smash Burger are frequently praised, and the cocktails, especially the Espresso Martini and seasonal margaritas, are standout. Other well-liked items include shrimp toast, halloumi & fig, Brussels sprouts, and the Butter Cake for dessert.

Yes, Brass Eye is a very popular spot for date night thanks to its rooftop views, cozy fireplaces and craft cocktails. Guests frequently praise the atmosphere as “chic, ” “vibey” and ideal for special occasions. Plan for sunset seating on the patio for the best skyline views, and consider a reservation so you’re not waiting; many guests recommend cocktails (Espresso Martini) and sharing small plates or the biscuit tower for a fun, shareable evening.

Portions can be mixed, many guests find some entrées and mains on the smaller side for the price, while small plates and shareable items (biscuit tower, halloumi, shrimp toast, smash burger) are popular for groups. Brunch items get both praise and comments about modest portions, so consider ordering a couple of small plates to share or adding a side if you’re hungry.

For the skyline view and date-night vibe, aim for sunset weekday evenings or weekend evenings with a reservation. If you prefer a lively brunch scene, weekend brunch (Sat–Sun) is highly recommended, many guests rave about brunch and the Biscuit Tower. If you want a quieter experience, try an early weekday evening or a non-holiday weekday brunch.

Yes, Brass Eye does operate for certain holidays and special events. Guests have reported visiting for Mother’s Day, Christmas Eve and special seasonal events like Santa brunch and Winter Haus; however, holiday hours and availability can vary, so call ahead or check reservations for specific holiday service.

Yes, families and groups do dine here, and guests have celebrated birthdays and brought children. That said, seating varies (some low coffee‑table couches and communal spots) and parts of the rooftop are more lounge-style. For families with young children, consider an early seating or request a regular dining table when you book to ensure comfortable dining.

The dress code is smart casual. Guests typically dress stylishly for rooftop evenings and special occasions, think neat, casual‑elegant attire rather than athletic wear. That makes it a great spot for date nights, celebrations, or bringing out-of-town guests.

Yes, it’s a good idea to call ahead with special requests. Guests report managers and staff accommodating requests for Winter Haus bookings, birthday arrangements, seating changes and family needs. Because seating varies (couches vs. dining tables) and seasonal experiences sell out, call ahead to confirm the space, heater/igloo needs, and any menu accommodations.

For brunch lovers, Saturday or Sunday mornings are ideal, guests consistently praise the weekend brunch and Biscuit Tower. For a romantic rooftop dinner with skyline views and cocktails, consider a weekday evening or a sunset reservation (Mon–Thu tends to be quieter than weekend nights). Holidays and special events will be lively, so book ahead if you go then.

Yes, Brass Eye has extensive outdoor rooftop seating including a terrace and patio with oversized fireplaces, fire pits and heaters. Guests love the skyline views and often request window/skyline tables; in colder months the restaurant runs seasonal enclosed spaces (Winter Haus/igloos) though guests note heating can vary.

Warm, trendy and energetic, Brass Eye is often described as chic, cozy and perfect for a night out or special occasion. The rooftop offers spectacular skyline views and oversized fireplaces that create a memorable atmosphere; the bar vibe is lively with good cocktails and a young, energetic crowd. Service can vary during busy events, but many guests love the overall vibe.

Yes, Brass Eye runs seasonal experiences and special event offerings. Guests frequently mention Winter Haus private igloos, Santa brunches and holiday events; the menu also features rotating items like a Biscuit Tower for brunch and a 'Marg of the Month.' Contact the restaurant for current seasonal experiences and any package pricing.

Brass Eye is rated 4.4 stars by 260 OpenTable diners.

Yes, you can generally book this restaurant by choosing the date, time and party size on OpenTable.