Escape Rooftop Bar
- 2900 Riomar St, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33304
- June 13, 2026


McSorley’s Beach Pub & Rooftop splits its personality across two floors on Fort Lauderdale Beach Boulevard, and both are worth exploring. Downstairs is a classic sports bar with pool tables, bar games, and enough screens to catch any game – guests have settled in for hockey playoffs and stuck around for karaoke later the same night. Upstairs is the rooftop sundeck, where open-air seating looks out over the beach and the drinks arrive fast. The rooftop consistently draws the loudest praise from visitors, especially when the sun is going down and the energy picks up.
The beer selection is broad, cocktails lean creative – the jalapeno and watermelon margaritas get called out repeatedly – and the kitchen delivers reliable pub comfort food. The burger is a standout, cooked well and paired with solid fries and potato skins that keep people coming back for a second lunch. Late-night food runs until close, which stretches to 2 AM on Fridays and Saturdays.
Service is a genuine highlight here. Multiple guests single out their server by name, describing attentive, high-energy hospitality that extends beyond the menu to local restaurant tips and neighborhood recommendations. That kind of warmth from staff attracts a loyal local crowd alongside the steady stream of beach tourists, creating a mix that keeps the atmosphere loose and social rather than strictly one or the other.
McSorley’s opens at 7 AM daily, making it one of the earlier options on the strip for coffee or a morning bite, and it stays casual enough for families during the day before shifting toward a livelier college-and-groups scene at night. Live music, dancing, and karaoke fill out the weekly calendar. The venue also handles private events – at least one couple hosted their wedding reception on-site and raved about the coordination. Whether you want a low-key lunch with a beach view or a late-night rooftop hangout, McSorley’s covers both without pretending to be something it is not.
| Monday | 7AM-12AM |
| Tuesday | 7AM-12AM |
| Wednesday | 7AM-1AM |
| Thursday | 7AM-12AM |
| Friday | 7AM-2AM |
| Saturday | 7AM-2AM |
| Sunday | 7AM-12AM |
McSorley’s opens at 7 AM every day of the week. It closes at midnight most nights, stays open until 1 AM on Wednesdays, and runs until 2 AM on Fridays and Saturdays – making it a solid late-night option on the beach strip.
The rooftop sundeck is the main draw for many guests. It offers open-air seating with beach views, fast drink service, and a more relaxed vibe than the sports-bar level downstairs. Multiple visitors describe the rooftop as the highlight of their experience.
The burger is frequently praised as perfectly cooked, and the fries and potato skins are popular sides. For drinks, the jalapeno and watermelon margaritas stand out, and the overall beer selection and cocktail menu are both well-reviewed by guests.
Yes, McSorley’s accommodates groups well and accepts reservations. The venue has hosted private events including wedding receptions, with guests praising both the food and staff coordination. The split layout – downstairs bar games and upstairs rooftop – gives larger parties room to spread out.
McSorley’s features live music, live performances, karaoke nights, and dancing. Guests mention catching karaoke after watching sports downstairs, with some surprisingly talented singers joining in throughout the evening.
McSorley’s sits on North Fort Lauderdale Beach Boulevard in the main beach district. Street and lot parking in the area is typical for the Fort Lauderdale Beach strip – expect to hunt a bit on busy weekend nights, and consider rideshare if you plan to stay late.
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