Dine above Hollywood Boulevard with a $75 food-and-drink credit at the Hollywood Rooftop Restaurant & Bar. Expect skyline views, California-style cocktails and a casual menu steps from the Walk of Fame.
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You step out of the elevator onto a wide sunlit terrace above Hollywood Boulevard: traffic hums below, palm fronds lean into the breeze, and a cluster of wax celebrities freeze mid-conversation by the bar. The rooftop at Madame Tussauds pitches you into old-school Los Angeles glamour with a modern, casual menu—street tacos, the Box Office Burger, and cocktails built for sipping while the city lights come alive.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
1–2 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for all fitness levels; minimal walking and elevator access.
Wildlife
History
The rooftop sits within the Hollywood & Highland complex near the historic TCL Chinese Theatre; the area developed in the early 20th century around motion picture exhibition and studio culture.
Conservation
Many LA restaurants emphasize local sourcing and waste reduction—ask about seasonal sourcing and recycling practices and minimize single-use disposables when possible.
Reserve your spot on the Hollywood Rooftop Restaurant and Bar Dining Experience today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Arrive before sunset
Sunset offers the best light for views and photos; arriving 30–45 minutes early improves your chance at a prime table.
Reserve if you can
Reservations are recommended through OpenTable to avoid long waits on weekend evenings and holidays.
Use your full credit in one visit
The $75 voucher must be redeemed in a single transaction and cannot be split or carried over.
Dress for rooftop breezes
Evenings can be cooler than street level—bring a light layer for comfort during sunset and after-dark service.
Government ID
Required for payment and age verification for alcoholic drinks.
Light jacket or shawl
Useful for cooler evenings and rooftop breezes.
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Phone or camera
For skyline photos and locating the terrace entrance through the building.
Sunscreen or sunglasses
Daytime seating is exposed; protect skin and eyes during sunny hours.
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