I arrived as the city’s lights began to twinkle, stepping onto the Seline Rooftop where moonlit nights turn into a mood. The moment you cross the threshold, you’re greeted by a warm, boho-chic décor that manages to feel both relaxed and deliberately chic. Rattan textures, plush cushions in earthy tones, and greenery tucked into every corner set a scene that’s equal parts cozy lounge and stylish hideaway. The dramatic lighting—think amber glows and softly shaded lamps—casts flattering shadows across the space, making the skyline look like it was painted in with a few deft strokes. Watching the city glow from every angle is the rooftop’s superpower. There are vantage points everywhere you turn, from high-top nooks by the rail to intimate banquettes tucked behind airy screens. The view isn’t just a backdrop; it’s part of the experience. The skyline flickers and shifts as dusk deepens, and the glassy bar catches each reflection, turning the scene into a moving canvas. Seline delivers on vibes, no doubt about it. The service? Attentive without being overbearing. A friendly server greeted me by name after I confirmed my reservation, then whisked me to a seat with a direct line of sight to the city’s glow. They explained the menu with ease, pointing out a few bites meant for sharing and a couple of signature drinks designed to pair with the rooftop atmosphere. The pace was relaxed, which suited the setting perfectly—this felt like a place to linger and savor rather than rush through a checklist of “must-try” items. The drinks menu leans into the rooftop’s mood—bright, aromatic, and tempered by a touch of drama. I started with a cocktail that felt like a toast to the night: citrus-forward, lightly herbal, and with a subtle kick that lingered pleasantly on the palate. The bartender took pride in the craft, showing a quiet passion for the details—ice that melted just so, a rim of spice or citrus oils that released as you sipped. It wasn’t just about getting buzzed; it was about a sensory accent to the evening, a drink that felt like it belonged to the view. And the food? A journey of flavors. The kitchen presents a tasting lineup that walks the line between comforting familiarity and adventurous novelty. We sampled a sequence of small plates designed for sharing, each plate arriving with a small flourish and a story that tied back to the rooftop’s global yet grounded concept. Smoky notes met bright acidity; earthy greens balanced with touches of citrus and heat. The textures played nicely too—crisp edges on one bite, a creamy finish on the next—so every mouthful felt like a new moment rather than a repetition of the last. If you’re into a little culinary journey, this lineup delivers with poise: plates that invite conversation, encourage passing the dish, and reward those who linger over the table. For the vegetarian or plant-forward palate, there’s thoughtful representation that doesn’t feel like an afterthought. For the meat-leaning crowd, the other plates carry bold, well-seasoned profiles that pair nicely with the drinks and the rooftop breeze. Portions are generous enough to feel satisfying but designed with the idea of a multi-course experience in mind—enough to share, enough to leave you curious about what comes next. As the night deepened, the ambience shifted with the lights. The crowd softened into a comfortable hum—conversations blending with the soft clink of glass and the distant thrum of the city. The air carried a light breeze, the kind that makes you want to tuck your feet up on the banquette and soak in the panorama a moment longer. It’s the kind of venue where photos are inevitable, but the memories forged in the glow are the true keepsakes. If you’re planning a visit, a few tips for making the most of the experience: arrive a little before sunset to catch the early golden hour and watch the city shift from warm to electric as night takes hold. Dress up a touch for the full boho-chic vibe, but comfort matters—this is a place you might want to linger in for a while. Bring a friend or a companion who appreciates a good skyline and a conversation that lingers as long as the night does. And if you can, save room for a post-dinner dessert or a last-round coffee by the rail—two simple joys that pair beautifully with the city’s twinkling lights. Bottom line: Moonlit nights at Seline Rooftop deliver more than just a pretty view. They offer a thoughtfully curated atmosphere where décor, lighting, and design harmonize with a drinks program and a menu that celebrate both comfort and curiosity. It’s easy to fall into the rhythm of the space and stay awhile, letting the city glow from every angle while you savor the moment.