AMANO Italian Rooftop Oasis With Aperol Spritz
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AMANO Covent Garden is thrilled to announce an exciting collaboration with Aperol Spritz to unveil a stunning Aperol Spritz branded rooftop terrace.
This vibrant outdoor space is now open for bookings, welcoming both guests and the general public to experience a taste of Italian summer right in the heart of London.
Perched on the 7th floor of Hotel AMANO Covent Garden, the AMANO Rooftop Bar offers an unparalleled vista of London’s iconic skyline, including breathtaking views of the London Eye and Big Ben. The rooftop mixes a stylish indoor lounge with an equally sleek outdoor terrace, quickly becoming a favourite among locals and tourists alike.
With the addition of the Aperol Spritz branded terrace, guests can indulge in a bespoke, mouthwatering Pintxos & Tapas menu, that has been created to perfectly compliment the iconic cocktail, Aperol Spritz. Guests can enjoy these delicious bites while enjoying stunning views over the capital, tucking into tasty culinary highlights such as; Ox Cheek Croquetas, Jason Croquettes, Pan con tomato, Potato churros, Prawn toast with shellfish aioli and more.
There is also a new, wider menu on offer, featuring an array of refreshing cocktails alongside the classic Aperol Spritz, each priced at £16, including Campari Spritz, Americano Spritz, Negroni and Negroni Sbagliato. Additionally, non-alcoholic options such as the Crodino Spritz are available for £11.
In celebration of this partnership, AMANO Covent Garden and Aperol Spritz are hosting an unforgettable Aperidisco activation from Friday 5th July to Sunday 7th July 2024. This three-day event will feature live entertainment, music, DJ sets, and a lively atmosphere, promising an evening filled with fun, music, and, of course, delicious drinks.
Bookings for the Aperol Spritz terrace are now open, offering an ideal spot for social gatherings and after-work drinks, with an unparalleled view of London’s unique landmarks. A visit to the terrace this summer season is not to be missed.
