Skyhigh

As everyone else has mentioned, the view was spectacular. Unfortunately, I think they (Restaurant Management) thought the view meant they could charge exploitative prices and it go unnoticed. $10 for a bottle of water just seems like a lowball move from a high-end establishment. The personal pizzas were the most affordable entrees on the menu and they were $25 a piece. Essentially my complaints boil down to lazy ownership, the food selections don't match the prices associated with them. Coming here is like paying for an extremely expensive view, with an underwhelming array of options. Even a drink & an appetizer are going to run $50 per person. I would've liked to have seen more seafood options on the menu, less spinach on the pizza & a heads up...if im paying $10 for a drink its not going to be water

5 star, or 10 star review if I could! This place knocked our socks off. My partner and I were visiting Philly and this place has been on my radar ever since it opened right before the lockdown of 2020.We lived in LA and as we walked inside, my partner shouted, "This feels like we're back in LA" since LA is so spectacular with its rooftop restaurants. Overall, most observatory restaurants can get away with serving mediocre food for the view. This is not the case with Skyhigh. Each course was absolutely delicious. Portions were tiny and very expensive. We started off with the Wagyu Spring Rolls. They were super tasty though very little food for the hefty price tag. For the main meal, we went with the rigatoni with meatballs.This spot is so worth the visit. It feels glamorous and has spectacular views.

Located adjacent to the reception area of the Four Seasons Hotel on the 60th floor of the Comcast Technology Center, JG SkyHigh Lounge & Restaurant is the less formal (and less expensive) sibling of Jean-Georges Philadelphia, which lies just a floor below. Featuring breakfast, weekend brunch, and all-day dining, SkyHigh showcases a more casual side to Chef Vongerichten's innovative cuisine.Especially in the evening, the bar attracts a younger boisterous crowd of tipplers, while the all-day menu caters to a contrastive coalescence of local city dwellers, hotel guests, curious tourists, and assorted gadflies in search of the latest gastronomic thrill ride... All fetchingly garbed, I might add, in everything from designer sartorial finery to gimme caps, shorts, and sneakers. The menu, which has changed somewhat since my several visits, still runs the gamut. There's a little something for everyone - including a fabulously delicious Cheddar Bacon Cheeseburger with creamy Russian dressing, yuzu pickles, and extraordinarily crispy French fries.There are a number of ways to start things off... Caviar, for instance, if your wallet is particularly flush. On the other hand, my companion and I highly recommend the Warm Asparagus, which we have thoroughly enjoyed on several occasions. Garnished with summer mushrooms and sprinkling of herbs, the perfectly prepared spears arrive at table swimming in an irresistible vegetable vinaigrette. The Wagyu Cheese Steak Spring Roll also has a great deal to offer... as does the Burrata. And, most recently, the Guacamole accompanied by Sungold tomato salsa and crunchy tortillas proved to be a light and eminently sharable prelude. Recently sampled entrees included a fabulous Parmesan Crusted Organic Chicken with artichokes and lemon-basil sauce, Shrimp and Mushroom Risotto, Roasted Salmon companioned by corn/scallion succotash and lime-corn broth, and an excellent vegetarian option, Artichoke Tagine.Dessert possibilities range from a Citrus Pavlova to several decadent sundaes - Salted Caramel, Strawberry - to Chocolate Layer Cake to the Cookie Plate. For a special treat, do what we did... Order a sundae to share and also the Cookie Plate to go with it.SkyHigh also serves up an intriguing collection of cocktails as well as an eclectic selection of wines by the glass. The view, of course, is spectacular... Nothing quite stimulates the appetite like gazing down upon the City of Brotherly Love from Mt. Olympus.

Went here for a double date. Reserve a table before coming, otherwise you will be stuck in line, we were escorted skipping the line like VIP :).Anyway, the view and the atmosphere makes you feel like great Gatsby lol.The food is very good.The drinks are okay and very expensive. 30$ for a cocktail. But again, they gotta pay the bills.Service was alright. Had to wait pretty long for drinks. Food wait time was fine.Dj music was great.If you're cheap, this ain't the place for you. You will spend about easy $200 for 2 people. But the view is amazing, so keep in mind you are not just paying for food and service, it's the view!

The vibes and views are great! However, you're definitely coming because of those alone. The drinks/food are over-priced, but otherwise average. The service is quite good by the bar, but when seated is a bit slow.

3.5stars. It was fine. I just went for an impromptu lunch. Honestly, not anything spectacular. Caviar toast was decent. Salad was decent. Service was meh.

Absolutely! If you love rooftop bars, you'll adore the ambiance here. Philadelphia's skyline offers a unique, unobstructed view from the 60th floor. This elevated escape is perfect for dressing up and enjoying some light music in a serene setting. It's an ideal spot to unwind and catch up with friends while soaking in the breathtaking panorama.

Excellent views from here. Great service. We walked around to see the city from the beautiful restaurant. Had food and cocktails with a group of friends. An enjoyable evening and would love to come back again!

Truly delicious meal! The black truffle and fontina cheese pizza stole the show. The crispy calamari was also particularly interesting and flavorful. As expected, given the long elevator ride to get to the restaurant, the view from the restaurant is EXCELLENT! Looking forward to returning.

I visited SkyHigh with a friend who was taking me out for a birthday dinner. We were both running late for our weeknight reservation, and the front desk was very accommodating towards us. The gorgeous city view was the first thing to catch my attention when I arrived. The ceiling and walls are made up of many clear glass windows to experience a great view from the 60th floor. The ambiance within the restaurant is also very elegant. Like many rooftop lounges, the menu is pretty limited. Our server gave us some helpful input before we ordered our food. My friend and I ordered a fancy ginger ale since neither of us drink. We ordered two flatbreads and an entree to share. The Tomato, Mozzarella, and Basil flatbread was pretty average compared to others I've had. The Honeynut Squash and Three Cheeses flatbread was more unique. I was skeptical of the squash being shredded on top of the flatbread, but both of us really enjoyed it. We both found our main entree of Fried Chicken disappointing. Both the breading and meat of the chicken lacked major flavor. The breading also didn't stick to the chicken well. The wild rice also lacked much flavor at all. The Habenero Hot Sauce Butter was delicious and helped save the bland parts of the meal. I had a great experience here, mostly due to the venue and ambiance. Food was just OK, and service was very slow and inconsistent for a restaurant of SkyHigh's caliber. I'd still recommend this spot for its ambiance and views, since I haven't found anything else close to it in the city.