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It's officially rooftop season–the glorious time of year where being outdoors is enjoyable and the sun sets much later than usual. Whether you’re enjoying a craft cocktail, some delicious food, or simply being around your friends, you have to agree that the atmosphere at a rooftop bar is certainly hard to beat.

The espresso martini has made a cultural comeback this year and is now undoubtedly one of the most popular cocktails for the crowds who frequent the hip bars and restaurant scene.

The speakeasy-style bar that transports visitors to a bygone era of opulence and debauchery saw a resurgence long after the Prohibition Era ended. Known for their hidden entryways, nondescript building exteriors, and delicious craft cocktails– speakeasies have amassed cult followings ever since.

You never know what you'll find hiding behind these nondescript mysterious entryways. Speakeasies are a great way to inject a little something different into your nightlife routine.

Although there is no longer a need for secret bars since Prohibition has ended, that doesn’t mean that the rush of walking through a secret back door or through a bookcase is obsolete. New York still has a collection of hidden drinking establishments hiding in unexpected places. From restaurant basements to inside ice cream shops, these bars are sure to add a thrill to any night out.

The Roaring ’20s was an exuberant time in American history, complete with jazz music, vibrant flapper girls, and the birth of Speakeasies—hidden bars tucked away in basements and alleyways serving liquor secretly.

Sports, Great food, cold beer, karaoke, and pool. Individually, all of those things are great. But, when they are all together, you’ve found the place to be. If you’re going to spend your hard-earned money, you want it to be a great experience. Thankfully, Big Wangs is just the place for that.

Eagle Rock has a lot going for it. It’s the home of Occidental College and numerous historically significant buildings. There are 9 Los Angeles Historic-Cultural Monuments in Eagle Rock alone.

With Salisbury University and Tidal Health driving Salisbury's economy, the city is a bustling hub with a solid mix of college students and working professionals, making it the perfect place for restaurants to set up shop. If you find yourself hungry in Salisbury, here are three locally-owned restaurants you will love to try.

Sports, beer, and great food. It’s hard to think of a better combination than that. Watching sports is fun no matter where you do it. But, watching a big game at a sports bar is even better.

Dizzy Gillespie performing in NYC, in 1947, during the heyday of piano bars.William Gottlieb/Public Domain Media. The resurgence of piano bars briefly returns NYC to the ‘Golden Age of Nightlife’

(David Paul Morris/Getty Images) (BROOKLYN, N.Y.) A new queer bar named Oddly Enough is coming to Bed-Stuy on April 1 to serve seasonal bites, classic cocktails and an extensive menu of non-alcoholic beverages.

If you want a vacation without leaving home. The Royal Tot is where you want to head on a nice sunny day located in South end area .

If you travel down Route 12 towards Stockton from Snow Hill, you'll come up on a small cinder block building on your right just before you reach the firehouse. On the outside, Timeless Tavern doesn't look like much, but take a step inside, and you'll soon find out why the locals can't stay away.

Ping Pong is simply a great game - it doesn't require too much movement, it fits any skill level, and it's a ton of fun! At "Ace Bounce" located in Downtown, Chicago you can play with friends (or strangers) with a really cool atmosphere, some drinks, food, and a limitless supply of balls. It's the perfect addition to a great night in The Loop, Downtown Chicago.

Bull's Head Public House, Lititz, PAPhoto by Sara Melissa Frost. Bull's Head Public House is a perfect spot to visit during the holidays. This one is modeled after a traditional British pub, and keeping to the traditional practices of a British pub you will be greeted with a smile from the barman, seat yourself, choose your food and drink from their menu, then place your order at the bar.