Good Heavens

Rooftop Bars $$$

Two floors above Bourke Street, Good Heavens spreads across two buildings to hold anywhere from 30 to 400 drinkers under the open sky.

Published Apr 14, 2026 By Marcus Webb Last reviewed Jun 3, 2026 Address Level 2, 79 Bourke Street, Melbourne VIC 3000 Nearest Transit Parliament station, two minutes up Bourke Street at the Spring Street end Hours Open seven days from 12pm into the evening. Walk in for small groups; bookings taken for parties of ten or more. Check the venue for current times. Good For Big groups, Sunset drinks, After work Rooftop Largest in Melbourne Craft beer Cocktails Group friendly Visit Good Heavens Suggest an edit Ask the editors Reservations for ten or more are handled by the bar directly. Tell them barsforKings sent you.

Good Heavens calls itself Melbourne's largest rooftop bar, and the footprint backs the claim. It sits on Level 2 at 79 Bourke Street in the CBD, sprawling across two buildings with room for between 30 and 400 guests under retractable cover.

This is a rooftop built for volume and colour, not a quiet date spot. The team behind the smoke house Fancy Hank's runs it, and the kitchen sends up bites from that sister restaurant from noon. It anchors our best rooftop bars in Melbourne guide and the broader best cities for rooftop bars notes.

The space climbs across two adjoining buildings, with planting, bright furniture and a long bar that keeps the queue moving even when it fills. What's On Melbourne describes it as serving up colourful cocktails, craft beers and a fabulous wine list across that sprawling deck.

Because it holds up to 400 people, expect energy rather than intimacy after dark. For more open air options, see the Melbourne rooftop bar guide and our rooftop bars near me hub.

The crowd skews to after work groups and weekend pre dinner drinkers who come for the space and the open sky. With a capacity that runs into the hundreds, it fills fast on warm Friday and Saturday evenings.

Earlier in the day it reads calmer, with the noon opening drawing a lunch and afternoon crowd before the after work rush builds. Reviewers note it works best as a first stop rather than a late night finish.

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