"Locals are probably familiar with LondonHouse Chicago’s stunning tri-level rooftop. Featured in countless social media posts, it’s a very popular spot to grab a drink or bite while soaking in sweeping views of the Chicago River and surrounding skyscrapers. The cupola — a dome on the top of the building — is perfect for proposals, and there’s no better backdrop for photos. Reservations are highly recommended." - Jeffy Mai
"LondonHouse Chicago has arguably the city’s most prominent outdoor terrace and there’s no denying the appeal. The tri-level rooftop on the 22nd floor is a bucket-list-worthy destination that offers panoramic views of towering skyscrapers and the Chicago River. The kitchen rounds out the experience with re-imagined American fare highlighting fresh seasonal ingredients and global influences. Book a table through Tock." - Samantha Nelson, Naomi Waxman, Ashok Selvam
"The rooftop bar at LondonHouse Chicago is an excellent place to enjoy a view of downtown Chicago and some upscale bar snacks (like tenderloin skewers or truffled pot pie bites). Add in a cocktail and you might just decide to stay the night. We haven’t been here yet, but want you to know this spot exists." - Team Infatuation
"LH is a proper New American restaurant that supports local farmers and purveyors, but you don't really get the feeling for how majestic this place is until you get out on the terrace on the 22nd floor. Those drinks are accompanied by one of Chicago's best views, overlooking iconic buildings lining the Chicago River, like Tribune Tower and Marina City. While you can get a simple vodka soda or a glass of sauvignon blanc, take this opportunity to opt for a baller drink with your baller view: like the LH Old Fashioned made with Bulleit Bourbon, Banane Du Bresil, Bourbon-Vanilla Chai, and Angostura." - Nicole Schnitzler
"The rooftop bar at LondonHouse Chicago is an excellent place to enjoy a view of downtown Chicago and some upscale bar snacks (like tenderloin skewers or truffled pot pie bites). Add in a cocktail and you might just decide to stay the night." - adrian kane