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UMI

Rruga 2 Dhjetori · Spile, Himarë

The deck

Open timber the length of the building, a glass balustrade at the edge, pergolas over part of it and the roofs of Spile below.

UMI's rooftop deck photographed from above, tables in two long rows along the timber decking, the open bar at the far end under its own wordmark
The whole roof: two rows of tables along the decking, the bar beneath its wordmark at the far end, and the town immediately below the balustrade.
The white corner building that carries UMI, its two black signs reading Cocktail & Sushi between timber columns, plane leaves across the foreground
The corner from the street. The deck is the level above the two signs.
The deck after dark, three timber pergolas lit along their undersides, black rattan chairs at set tables and olive trees in the planters
Timber pergolas lit along their undersides, olive trees between the tables.
Two black pendant lamps hanging against UMI's blue-slate plaster wall, each throwing a small warm disc of light
The blue-slate plaster of the inner wall, and two of the pendants over it.
A slate-blue plate of prawns fried in batter with a sesame-topped dip, carried past a black apron printed with UMI's gold fish mark
Prawns in batter with a sesame dip, on the way out to the deck.

UMI sits on Rruga 2 Dhjetori, the pedestrian street that runs through Spile. There is more of the town's eating and drinking along the same few hundred metres — the guide keeps a list of where to eat in Himarë and of the bars and rooftops that stay open late.