Quite a lovely setting on the rooftop which is 3 floors up, and it is accessible by elevator. Unfortunately the toilets are on the second floor, either by steep stairs or again by elevator.
The setting is very relaxed and welcoming. The day we went was quite busy but the staff coped well. The menu consists mainly of tapas and sliders, with a few main courses and salads. There is a special of platters with 2 sliders of your choice with a basket of chips, which cost $20. Three of us ordered 2 of these which we shared. With each platter we were able to purchase a tap beer and cider for $2 each. We chose two crumbed chicken, lettuce and mayo, one pepper beef with bacon, lettuce and bbq sauce plus one barramundi with lemon tartare, red onion and endive.
They were all lovely (though rather small), but the beef was the best. Chips were average. On tap there is an alcoholic gingery fruit drink which must be tried - it is delicious, refreshing and 8% alcohol. They have a good range of wines, beers and carafes. Be warned the cocktails are $20 each.
The three of us are over 60 but were sharing in a lunch with a group of 30 year olds. I believe this place is excellent for the younger ones, and though the food is excellent a charge of $10 for a tiny burger is too much.
However we did have a nice lunch.

Approximate cost: $25

We visited this rooftop bar a few weeks ago for a friend's birthday. It is a great space which has been well thought out for all sorts of weather (shade, misters, heating and awnings). They have an unusual issue with their liquor licence which requires all patrons to be seated if drinking...they are trying to sort this out as soon as possible but in the meantime the staff work tirelessly to ensure that there are seats for everyone and will go out of their way to find one for you if there isnt one immediately available near you. We had some snack type food which was all very tasty and well made (dips, chips, vegetable crisps). Pricing was pretty normal...not as excessive as some places can be. We had a great night and the only slight downfall was that the taller chairs you are required to sit on at some of the tables are a bit harsh on your legs if you are wearing a short dress/skirt/shorts.