RH Rooftop Restaurant Edina Review: Prices, Reservations and What to Order

The short version: RH Rooftop is the glass-roofed restaurant on the third floor of the RH furniture gallery in Edina, and it’s one of my favorite restaurants in the Minneapolis area. The setting is beautiful, especially as the sun goes down, the food is quite good (get the branzino and the Caesar), and the service is fast and friendly. It’s classy without being stuffy, and at about $93 a person with tip, it’s a great value for a date night, a celebration, or bringing people to town.

I had dinner at RH Rooftop on October 18, 2026, a family welcome meal. I’ve been several times; it’s where we usually go when we bring people to Minneapolis. Nothing was comped.

Pros

• A beautiful setting at the top of a high-end furniture store, overlooking Edina
• Especially nice at sunset and after dark
• Quite good food: the branzino is a 9, and the Caesar is one of my favorites
• Fast, friendly service
• Classy and elegant, but not stuffy
• Easy to get to, with plenty of parking

Cons

• A little pricey
• The salmon carpaccio is small
• The steak frites could use more flavor
• Depending on where you sit, the sun can be in your eyes

Getting there

RH Rooftop is inside RH Minneapolis, the big RH furniture gallery at 6801 France Avenue South in Edina, by Southdale Center and across from the Galleria. Like all the RH restaurants, it’s inside the store, on the top floor. There’s plenty of parking, so it’s easy to find a spot. It’s also a nice first stop if you’ve just picked someone up from the airport and want to take them somewhere special.

The setting: 8.5 out of 10

The store itself is beautiful: two levels of high-end furniture, and you walk up through all of it to reach the restaurant. Walking around afterward makes it a nice little date spot.

The restaurant overlooks the rest of Edina, and it’s at its best at sunset and after dark. There’s also a deck outside, if you want to step out and look around when the weather is nice.

It feels classy. At night it’s elegant, but it’s not stuffy, which is nice. Dress is smart casual. You’ll see birthdays, date nights, families and other celebrations, and when you sit down they ask whether you’re celebrating anything.

One tip: depending on the time of day, there can be a fair amount of sun. If that bothers you, think about which way you sit.

The food: 8.5 out of 10

The menu is American-style, with a range of dishes.

Branzino: 9 out of 10

$44. I really liked the branzino. It’s soft and warm, with a great, rich taste.

Caesar salad: 8.5 out of 10

$19. I love the Caesar here. The croutons are great, and they feel a little healthier than the typical kind. It has just the right amount of dressing, not too much, and it’s nice and crispy.

Salmon carpaccio: 8 out of 10

$24. Very good, but a little small. I wish it was bigger.

Petit filet: 8 out of 10

$66 for 7 ounces. Juicy and tender.

Steak frites: 7 out of 10

$54. The steak could have used more flavor. Some parts felt a little overcooked, or it could have been seasoned better. The fries were nice and crispy, though, not soggy.

Brunch

I’ve also been for weekend brunch, and it’s similarly good. I usually get the RH Scramble, farm eggs with avocado and chives, and it’s the one I recommend. It’s $22, so a little pricey, but good.

Service: 8 out of 10

Fast and friendly. Everything came out correctly and on time, and I had no complaints.

What it cost

Dinner came to about $93 a person, including tax and a 20% tip. Mains ran $44 to $66, and starters $19 to $24.

Value: 8 out of 10

It’s a little pricey, but honestly, I think it’s a great value for the setting, the food and the service you get.

Vs. Mara

The closest comparison is Mara, at the Four Seasons downtown. Objectively, Mara may be slightly better: the food is a little better, and the service is just a tad better too. It’s also more convenient for tourists, since it’s downtown.

But to me, RH’s setting is more beautiful. And if you actually live in the Minneapolis area, RH is more convenient: it’s in the suburbs, with easy parking, instead of downtown.

Who it’s for

It’s great for a date night or a celebration, and good for families too. It’s also where we take people when they visit Minneapolis. And it’s in a nice area, so it’s easy to head over to the mall afterward.

Tips if you go

• Go in the early evening, so you can watch the sun go down and stay into the night.
• Afterward, walk around the store and look at the furniture.
• Book ahead. It can get busy.
• If the sun bothers you, think about where you sit.
• Order the branzino and the Caesar, or the RH Scramble at brunch.
• Dress is smart casual.

Verdict: 9 out of 10

RH Rooftop is one of my favorite restaurants in the Minneapolis area. The setting is beautiful, the food is quite good, the service is fast and friendly, and it’s classy without feeling stuffy. It’s a little pricey, and I wish the carpaccio was bigger, but for a special occasion, or for bringing people to town, it’s hard to beat.

FAQ

Where is RH Rooftop Restaurant in Edina?

On the third floor of RH Minneapolis, the RH furniture gallery at 6801 France Avenue South in Edina, by Southdale Center and across from the Galleria. There’s plenty of parking.

How much does RH Rooftop cost?

About $93 a person for dinner, including tax and a 20% tip. Mains we ordered ran $44 to $66, and starters $19 to $24.

What should I order at RH Rooftop?

The branzino (9 out of 10) and the Caesar salad (8.5 out of 10).

Is RH Rooftop good for brunch?

Yes. Weekend brunch is similarly good. I recommend the RH Scramble, farm eggs with avocado and chives, for $22.

What’s the dress code?

Smart casual.

Do you need a reservation?

I’d book ahead. It can get busy.

When is the best time to go?

Early evening, so you can watch the sunset and stay as it gets dark.

Is RH Rooftop better than Mara?

Objectively, Mara may be slightly better, with a little better food and service. But RH has the more beautiful setting, and it’s easier if you live in the area, with easy parking in the suburbs.