Swanky San Antonio rooftop bar Lunatique now open at Creamery complex

Editor’s Note: This post has been updated to reflect Guerra LLP’s new name and Lunatique’s current soft opening hours.

There’s a new rooftop lounge in town, San Antonio.

Lunatique, the new bar atop the new-ish Creamery complex, is now open, serving up swanky cocktails, sunset views and garden party vibes. The spot is the latest of five separate concepts to open at the venue, which occupies a former Borden Creamery near the Pearl.

Lunatique announced its opening over the weekend in an Instagram post.

The rooftop drinkery is located up a flight of stairs and on top of Amelia Social Lounge, which opened in February. The rooftop bar boasts nearly 360-degree views, craft cocktails and DJ entertainment.

Lunatique’s cocktails include takes on classics such as a Tom Collins with a cucumber twist, a Paloma and Ranch Water cocktail, the latter of which is built and served inside a Topo Chico bottle. The menu also includes bottled and draft beer and wine.

In addition to Lunatique, Hook, Amelia Tapas & Wine, Creme Coffee and Easy Baby, The Creamery’s tenants include Tin Top luxury apartments and law firms Carabin & Shaw and Guerra LLP.

Lunatique is currently operating in a soft opening capacity, and is open 6-10 p.m. Sunday and Wednesday and 6 p.m.-midnight Thursday through Saturday.

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