Harriet's Rooftop
Lounge bar · Crescent ·
Rooftop bar with craft cocktails & panoramic city views
Rooftop bar with craft cocktails & panoramic city views
"Located on the 9th floor of the 1 Hotel in West Hollywood, Harriett’s is one of several impressive rooftops to open on The Strip over the last few years. Unlike surrounding spots that keep things more low-key, Harriett’s leans into a nightclub-in-the-sky feeling with: bottle service and DJs, although things are a little calmer if you head here for brunch." - team infatuation
"Points awarded to Harriett’s for being on a rooftop—and for sporting lovely views of La Cienega’s traffic—but otherwise, this Sunset Strip hotel restaurant is extremely boring. Outside of peak hours when groups of dudes in Costco button-downs show up for bottle service, this patio is shockingly sleepy. Not to mention that spending $18 on a crudité you could make at home in the dark isn’t exactly the mark of an exciting night out. Instead, come here for brunch. The food is far more edible, the crowd is actually into it, and the sunshine will help distract from the inexplicable Dave Chappelle shrine in the corner. Get access to exclusive reservations at this spot with Chase Sapphire Reserve. New cardmembers get $300 in annual dining statement credits." - brant cox
"What It Is: Located on the 9th floor of the 1 Hotel in West Hollywood, Harriett’s is one of several impressive rooftops to open on the Sunset Strip over the last few years. But unlike surrounding spots that keep things more low-key, Harriett’s is desperately trying to be a club: Bottle service, DJs, and an all-female wait staff wearing uniforms that’d make some adult film stars blush. Verdict: Points awarded to Harriett’s for being on a roof—and for sporting lovely views of La Cienega’s traffic—but otherwise, it’s unclear what really goes on here. Outside of peak hours when groups of dudes in Costco button-downs show up for bottle service, this place is shockingly sleepy. Not to mention that spending $22 on a California roll you could find at Ralph’s isn’t exactly the makings of an exciting night out. Instead, come here for brunch. The food is far more edible, the crowd is actually into it, and the sunshine will help blind your vision from the inexplicable Dave Chappelle shrine in the corner. Get access to exclusive reservations at this spot with Chase Sapphire Reserve. New cardmembers get $300 in annual dining statement credits." - brant cox
"If you miss those rowdy LA brunches fueled by people-watching, optional bottle service, and great views, Harriet’s is your spot. Located on top of the 1 Hotel, this place is a complete scene. As long as you know what you’re getting yourself into, it can be pretty fun. The solid menu has everything from smoked fish platters to breakfast pizza to steak and fries. Get access to exclusive reservations at this spot with Chase Sapphire Reserve. New cardmembers get $300 in annual dining statement credits." - brant cox
"If you’re looking for a place in Weho with excellent views, rooftop spot Harriet’s has reopened on the Sunset Strip. The food and cocktails are decent, but what you’re really doing there is checking out what kind of view you’d have from a $3 million house in the Hills. Call for reservations - (424) 281-1860. Get access to exclusive reservations at this spot with Chase Sapphire Reserve. New cardmembers get $300 in annual dining statement credits." - brant cox, brett keating
