Rooftop Table, Wide Horizon
Top of Daytona Restaurant sits atop a soaring condo, so the room starts with height before the meal even begins. Rooftop seating gives diners an open line to the coast, and the setting carries 360-degree views across Daytona Beach. The name fits the place. You come up for dinner and the sightline does the rest.
That vantage point changes the pace of the evening. Guests settle in with the horizon in view, then stay for the full dinner service. The rooftop setting works for a quiet meal, a date night, or a table with a broad look over the water and the city. The room invites a slower arrival, a first look around, then a seat that keeps the coast in view while the meal moves forward.
The condo setting also makes the arrival feel distinct from a street-level dining room. The dining area sits above the road, with the coast spread out around it. It is the kind of place where the first impression comes from the height, the second comes from the view, and the meal follows from there. Guests who want a rooftop dinner in Daytona Beach get a setting built around the horizon, with the table placed close to the edge of the evening view.
About Top of Daytona Restaurant
Top of Daytona Restaurant sits atop a soaring condo at 2625 S Atlantic Ave in Daytona Beach. The setting reaches wide in every direction, with 360-degree views that take in the ocean, the river, and the sunset. Rooftop seating puts the view at the table from the first course to the last.
The restaurant serves dinner Tuesday through Saturday from 4–10 PM, then Sunday from 4–9 PM. Monday is closed. Dinner reservations are recommended, and table service is part of the room. Guests can dine in, take away, or order delivery. The bar on site serves beer, cocktails, wine, spirits, and coffee, with a wine list, happy-hour drinks, and dessert on the menu. A meal here can begin with a drink at the bar, move to the dining room, and finish with dessert while the light drops over the water.
The kitchen leans upscale and European-inspired. It serves comfort food, healthy options, vegan options, vegetarian options, and a local specialty. The menu includes appetizers, and the dining room supports solo dining, groups, and family visits. Kids’ meals and high chairs are available.
Accessibility is built in with a wheelchair-accessible car park, entrance, seating, and toilet. Parking includes a free street option, a free parking lot, an on-site parking area, and a paid parking lot. Payment accepts credit cards, debit cards, and NFC mobile payments.
Opening Hours
- Monday Closed
- Tuesday 4–10 PM
- Wednesday 4–10 PM
- Thursday 4–10 PM
- Friday 4–10 PM
- Saturday 4–10 PM
- Sunday 4–9 PM
Dinner Hours And Booking
Dinner service runs Tuesday through Saturday from 4–10 PM, then Sunday from 4–9 PM. Monday is closed. The schedule gives the place a clear evening rhythm. It opens in time for an early dinner and stays on through the night on the longer days.
Dinner reservations are recommended, and the restaurant accepts reservations. That matters for anyone planning a specific evening or arriving with a group. A booked table can take the guesswork out of the night, especially when the plan is to time dinner with the view. The format suits a calm arrival, a seated meal, and a steady pace from first course to last.
For anyone planning around the week, the hours are simple to read and easy to use. Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday all follow the same 4–10 PM window. Sunday shifts to a shorter dinner service. Guests can plan the evening around the table, the start time, and the length of the dinner without needing to guess how the night will run.
Parking And Access
The restaurant includes a wheelchair-accessible car park, a wheelchair-accessible entrance, wheelchair-accessible seating, and a wheelchair-accessible toilet. Those features make the visit easier to plan from the curb to the table. The route in, the place to sit, and the restroom all follow the same accessible path.
Parking choices are broad. Guests can use free of charge street parking, a free parking lot, on-site parking, or a paid parking lot. That gives drivers several ways to arrive without building the evening around one single lot or one single curb space.
The practical side stays straightforward once the car is parked. The entrance is accessible, the seating is accessible, and the toilet is accessible. For a dinner stop in Daytona Beach, that makes the arrival clear before the first course is even ordered. The range of parking options also helps when guests arrive at different times or come in separate cars, since the visit can begin with whichever space is open first.
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Good to Know
- Planning your visit
- Dinner reservations recommended · Accepts reservations Reservations are accepted, and dinner reservations are recommended. Guests can book ahead for an evening table and arrive with the meal already planned.
- Parking
- Free of charge street parking · Free parking lot · On-site parking · Paid parking lot Parking options sit close to the entrance, so guests can choose a spot and walk in without a long approach.
- Accessibility
- Wheelchair-accessible car park · Wheelchair-accessible entrance · Wheelchair-accessible seating · Wheelchair-accessible toilet The car park, entrance, seating, and toilet are wheelchair accessible. Guests can plan a step-free route from arrival through the meal and restroom stop.
- Payment
- Credit cards · Debit cards · NFC mobile payments Credit cards, debit cards, and NFC mobile payments are accepted. Guests can finish the visit with a quick tap or card payment at the table or counter.
- Children
- Good for kids · High chairs · Kids' menu The restaurant is good for kids, and it offers high chairs and a kids' menu. Families can settle in for dinner with a child-sized seat and an order that suits younger appetites.
- Who comes here
- Family friendly · Groups · LGBTQ+ friendly · Tourists · Transgender safe space The restaurant welcomes families, groups, tourists, LGBTQ+ guests, and transgender guests. Guests can bring a mixed party and take a table that fits the size of the group.
- Atmosphere
- Cosy · Quiet · Romantic · Trendy · Upmarket The room is cosy, quiet, romantic, trendy, and upmarket. Guests can plan for a slower dinner where conversation carries easily and the setting feels dressed for the evening.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the dinner hours?
Dinner service runs Tuesday through Saturday from 4–10 PM, and Sunday from 4–9 PM. The restaurant is closed on Monday. Guests planning a late meal can book a table for the evening and arrive without rushing the start of dinner.
Does the restaurant take reservations?
Reservations are accepted, and dinner reservations are recommended. Guests can secure a table before heading over, which helps for an evening visit when the dining room is set for a full dinner service.
What parking is available?
Parking includes free street parking, a free parking lot, on-site parking, and a paid parking lot. Guests can choose the option that best fits the time of arrival and walk straight in from the parking area.
Is the restaurant accessible for wheelchair users?
The car park, entrance, seating, and toilet are wheelchair accessible. Guests can plan for a step-free arrival, settle at a table, and use the restroom without changing the route through the restaurant.
What payment methods are accepted?
Credit cards, debit cards, and NFC mobile payments are accepted. Guests can pay at the end of the meal with a card or a tap payment, which keeps checkout simple after dinner.
Is the restaurant good for children?
The restaurant is good for kids, and it has high chairs and a kids' menu. Families can plan a seated dinner with younger guests at the table and an order built around child-sized choices.
