Restaurants With Jaw Dropping Views

Situated along the shores of Lake Atitlan, surrounded by volcanos, this restaurant takes exotic dining to another level.

At the edge of the Kuka Hills this restaurant and lodge overlooks the Serengeti National Park and the Masai Mara National Reserve.

On the 28th floor of the Peninsula Hotel you’ll get a pretty nice view of the Hong Kong skyline as well as the harbor.

Back in Thailand again, this time you’re up in the canopy of a rain forest in a bamboo dining pod overlooking the Gulf of Thailand.

With your table at the edge of the Acropolis you’ll have a pretty good view of the Parthenon.

Located beneath the Brooklyn Bridge, this cafe gives you a backdrop of downtown Manhattan and the Statue of Liberty.

Not surprisingly this restaurant sits almost within stone throwing distance of both the Atlantic and Indian Oceans.

Attached to the side of a cliff in the Hubei Province there is even a bungee jumping platform nearby if you are feeling courageous.

Going back to the Maldives, this time the tables are located underwater.

Dug into a cave on the edge of the Mediterranean, this Italian restaurant offers a very unique dining experience.

Here’s another restaurant overlooking the Pacific Ocean except this time you’re at the top of a cliff.

Found at the tip of the bay of Cabo San Lucas, this Italian restaurant has some pretty nice views of the Pacific Ocean.

Sitting on an old cocoa plantation that was converted into a resort you have a perfect view of the mountains opening up to the Caribbean Sea.

At the top of the Eiffel Tower is a restaurant. And yes, we know, the Eiffel Tower is supposedly overrated. But you’ve still got a pretty decent view of Paris.

It would not be right to leave off the restaurant where James Bond was filmed in 1969.

From the sun terrace of this hotel you have an unparalleled view of the Swiss Alps.

Situated at the foot of Labasin Falls, you’re going to have to take your shoes off because the tables are actually sitting in a few inches of water.

Sitting at an altitude of nearly 8,000 feet on the rim of the largest unbroken caldera in the world and looking at Ngorongoro Crater is hard to beat.

Situated high above Queenstown at the top of Bob’s peak, diners here have a perfect view of Lake Wakatipu and the surrounding mountains.

As the name suggests, you’re basically on a rock looking out at the Indian Ocean.