Estrella Rooftop

Loved the Open space. And my bartender was exceptional. The view was awesome. Perfect place for connecting. My margaritas were really good the mezcal was on point. Food was great perfect menu for day drinki.

Me and the wife stop by while we were walking on the beltline. We decided to stop in for a drink on the rooftop. We walked up and were surprised at the amazing view on the rooftop. Had to wait a little bit for the drinks and there was an 18% surcharge for tip which we did not appreciate. However for the view and the drinks it's not bad. Would recommend checking out if you're walking along the beltline

Only gave two starsFor the awesome view of the sunset Drinks - $15 tequila margarita that tastes like pickles Food- wasn't offering a lot of items listed on menu. Got the queso . Chips were stale.... And kitchen was closed at 9:15 even tho it states 11 online.Go for the view and eat/drink somewhere else

Cute but I wouldn't go back. Nothing memorable about it except Judy. She was so sweet and made great drinks. This is just another overpriced beltline tourist spot. I got a fish taco that was cooked to DEATH. And also split some chicken nachos. Those were good. When you get there, you go through Bazati and walk up a bunch of stairs to the roof. The roof it first come first served for seating. You order at the bar both your drinks and food. They give you your drinks and you have a number to take for your food. The food came out quickly. And I really enjoyed the fruta margarita and there was a lavender margarita that was great also. All in all, two drinks and nachos was $45.

Estrella margarita was fantastic but yelp timing is inaccurate. Tuesday only open until 9pm Gorgeous view though too!

This place was on my list of places to go for about a year and I finally made it, but I won't be back. Very dysfunctional but it WAS a Saturday... on the Beltline... at the prime time, so we gave them grace. We waited about 25 minutes to get upstairs, another 10 minutes in the line for the rooftop bar (no sever came after waiting 10 mins), where I placed my own food and drink order. They were also out of half the rooftop menu items. Our food came quick, however the chips had way too much salt and hardly any chorizo in our "chorizo con queso". And I know velveeta when I see it. We dust the salt off and still ate it though :) There is also an 18% gratuity included I added an additional $5 bc they were trying.

Estrella Rooftop is located on the BeltLine and it's a nice, small rooftop space ideal for people watching and scenic views. We came here for after dinner drinks on a weekday and there were only 2 other couples present so not too busy. How the ordering system works is that you order drinks and food at the indoor bar, take a number, and they bring it out to you. We really just enjoyed the views most of all.

Ventured here for a friend's birthday and must say I had a wonderful experience. I kinda realized that since it was on the beltline that the parking situation might be a little funny so I was able to find some street parking and take a nice little stroll but there is a private lot where you can self-park or valet but I must say that by the time I passed by the lot, which was around 6:30 pm on a Friday, the lot looked pretty full so I was glad I didn't try to park there.You can access Estrella from the Common Ground building or from the beltline as it sits atop Bazati's restaurant. When I first got to the restaurant, I wasn't quite sure where to go and there were about 5 staff members just standing at the hostess desk shooting the breeze but no one really cared that I walked in the building. I mean I'm no superstar but at least say hi....okay...anyway, someone finally acknowledged me and let me know how to get to the rooftop. If there were better signage, I would've made it up there myself.Once I got to the rooftop (there's like 73837388 stairs so be ready for a little workout but once you get to the top you enter a cute little snazzy bar area and one of the nicer staff members escorted me right out to the patio area. Super cute setup with tables and chairs or you can opt for the sofas which is where we decided to hang for a bit. Great views of the city...except for alllllll the cranes from nearby construction sites in the O4W but it was a nice breezy evening.It was kinda quiet at first but as the night went on more and more and more people showed up and it didn't really seem as though there was a big mask requirement so I was uneasy at times with the amount of people nearby but luckily we were spaced out and huddled in a nice little corner. I didn't partake in anything but water but from what I heard, my friends weren't too happy with the food (just basic they said) but they loved all the drinks they had and the chips and guac. The guy who helped us throughout the night was friendly and kept us laughing so he made up for his not so friendly coworkers I encountered when I arrived.There was some great music playing and I will say that if you're just looking for a chill spot to hangout and enjoy some fresh air, stop by. Just look for the stairs on the left and head straight to the rooftop!

So my fiance and me love coming to this place love the bartender Judy, but the new music and atmosphere are not there anymore. It was my get away place to listening to Spanish music in the beltline and now is been taken away, probably that is way no one is here on a Sunday when back then a Sunday was packed. Bring back what really made money for you guys.

After the new ownership the atmosphere is absolutely terrible, the music has changed and what they do have playing you can barely hear it. I passed by earlier in the day thinking it was closed because I couldn't hear the usual music playing besides the fact that it was completely empty on the rooftop. The service is always amazing with Judy as your bartender but as a regular expecting a fun upscale environment I don't think I'll be back.