Huge disappointment. I’d been wanting to check this place out for a while, but beyond the view, there’s not much to recommend. The sushi tasted a little off, the salads were barely dressed, and the decor felt more “office lunchroom” than “night out.” On top of that, the prices were high enough to make me wish the food matched the scenery.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 4
mahamadou tamboura
Awful DJ
Atmosphere: 2
Derrick Clark
Our server Brook was amazing. Drinks are good, food is good and the atmosphere is fantastic.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Viv Natasha
I had an extremely disappointing and hurtful experience at Harriet’s Rooftop in West Hollywood. As a dark-skinned Black woman, I was denied entry while others—lighter-skinned or non-Black—were allowed in without issue. It was clear that the establishment is selective based on skin tone and appearance, not behavior, dress code, or reservation status.
I’ve since learned that others have had similar experiences, and there’s even public conversation about a man named Robi Davidson, reportedly associated with this venue, who has been linked to several court cases in LA for discriminatory practices.
It’s unacceptable that a business in such a diverse city would uphold colorist and racist standards in 2025. Harriet’s should be called out for their blatant bias and exclusion of beautiful dark-skinned women. We deserve to feel welcomed, respected, and celebrated—not judged or discarded at the door.
Until this place addresses their gatekeeping practices and treats all guests equally, I cannot recommend anyone support this rooftop. Do better.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Guadalupe Hernández
A great place.... THE ROOFTOP of NY. Thanks!!!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Will Burns
Quite expensive, roof was closed even though the weather was good. Great views though.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 2
Service: 2
eee nimo
Been here for an event. Feeling the natural vibe in this space. At night, the lighting is inviting, and sets a warm vibe for large and small groups, or for an intimate table. It's a special lounge.
Atmosphere: 5
Sasha Toes
Such a vibe and amazing food. Will definitely be back. Drinks are fire too 🔥
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Christopher Brogan
I arrived at opening time on Sunday for a solo drink/bite, with a view.
There was no one there but I was sat at a horrendous seat as the good seats were for “bottle service”
I wanted a few drinks and food. I ordered one beer and an appetiser and main.
Not sure why - but my appetizer and main came at the same time - not a major issue, but bizarre.
It filled up a lot in the 45 mins or so I was there but no one was still allowed at these magical “bottle service” tables.
I swiftly ate, drank up and left.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 2
Service: 2
Russo Gasimov
Harriet’s Rooftop on Sunset Blvd is a stunning spot with amazing views, a stylish vibe, and super cool staff who really elevate the experience. The drinks are well-crafted but definitely on the pricey side, a margarita runs about $32, which is pretty stiff. That said, the atmosphere is worth it for a splurge. Great place for a date night or to impress out-of-towners. Four stars for the service and setting, minus one for the steep prices.
Reserved a table outside and put inside.. Told no available tables outside. It's a roof top, we wouldn't have bothered to sit inside...
Atmosphere: 3
Service: 3
Maddie Behm
Terrible service. Matt was unhelpful and rude to our party.
Luiza Artillero
I had planned to dine solo at Harriet’s on the final day of my LA trip. I arrived at 5 PM, right when they typically open, planning to enjoy an early dinner after shopping. When I asked the hostess if I needed a reservation, she replied by asking when I wanted to eat. I told her I was hoping to be seated immediately, assuming that wouldn’t be an issue since I was alone and the restaurant had just opened.
She said I could dine, but then told me I couldn’t bring in my shopping bag—a sealed, standard retail bag. She asked me to leave it somewhere outside the restaurant. Take note: I was traveling alone, staying 30 minutes away, and had taken an Uber to get there—so there was literally nowhere for me to leave my bag. I found this rule strange and unwelcoming, especially since there's no mention of it online.
Because of that, I chose not to dine there. It felt like an unnecessary and off-putting policy. In the end, it was a wasted Uber ride. I really should’ve checked the Google reviews beforehand—turns out, a lot of them echo similar concerns.
Huge disappointment. I’d been wanting to check this place out for a while, but beyond the view, there’s not much to recommend. The sushi tasted a little off, the salads were barely dressed, and the decor felt more “office lunchroom” than “night out.” On top of that, the prices were high enough to make me wish the food matched the scenery.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 4
Awful DJ
Atmosphere: 2
Our server Brook was amazing. Drinks are good, food is good and the atmosphere is fantastic.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
I had an extremely disappointing and hurtful experience at Harriet’s Rooftop in West Hollywood. As a dark-skinned Black woman, I was denied entry while others—lighter-skinned or non-Black—were allowed in without issue. It was clear that the establishment is selective based on skin tone and appearance, not behavior, dress code, or reservation status.
I’ve since learned that others have had similar experiences, and there’s even public conversation about a man named Robi Davidson, reportedly associated with this venue, who has been linked to several court cases in LA for discriminatory practices.
It’s unacceptable that a business in such a diverse city would uphold colorist and racist standards in 2025. Harriet’s should be called out for their blatant bias and exclusion of beautiful dark-skinned women. We deserve to feel welcomed, respected, and celebrated—not judged or discarded at the door.
Until this place addresses their gatekeeping practices and treats all guests equally, I cannot recommend anyone support this rooftop. Do better.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
A great place.... THE ROOFTOP of NY. Thanks!!!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Quite expensive, roof was closed even though the weather was good. Great views though.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 2
Service: 2
Been here for an event. Feeling the natural vibe in this space. At night, the lighting is inviting, and sets a warm vibe for large and small groups, or for an intimate table. It's a special lounge.
Atmosphere: 5
Such a vibe and amazing food. Will definitely be back. Drinks are fire too 🔥
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
I arrived at opening time on Sunday for a solo drink/bite, with a view.
There was no one there but I was sat at a horrendous seat as the good seats were for “bottle service”
I wanted a few drinks and food. I ordered one beer and an appetiser and main.
Not sure why - but my appetizer and main came at the same time - not a major issue, but bizarre.
It filled up a lot in the 45 mins or so I was there but no one was still allowed at these magical “bottle service” tables.
I swiftly ate, drank up and left.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 2
Service: 2
Harriet’s Rooftop on Sunset Blvd is a stunning spot with amazing views, a stylish vibe, and super cool staff who really elevate the experience. The drinks are well-crafted but definitely on the pricey side, a margarita runs about $32, which is pretty stiff. That said, the atmosphere is worth it for a splurge. Great place for a date night or to impress out-of-towners. Four stars for the service and setting, minus one for the steep prices.
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 5
Restaurantji Recommends
Reserved a table outside and put inside.. Told no available tables outside. It's a roof top, we wouldn't have bothered to sit inside...
Atmosphere: 3
Service: 3
Terrible service. Matt was unhelpful and rude to our party.
I had planned to dine solo at Harriet’s on the final day of my LA trip. I arrived at 5 PM, right when they typically open, planning to enjoy an early dinner after shopping. When I asked the hostess if I needed a reservation, she replied by asking when I wanted to eat. I told her I was hoping to be seated immediately, assuming that wouldn’t be an issue since I was alone and the restaurant had just opened.
She said I could dine, but then told me I couldn’t bring in my shopping bag—a sealed, standard retail bag. She asked me to leave it somewhere outside the restaurant. Take note: I was traveling alone, staying 30 minutes away, and had taken an Uber to get there—so there was literally nowhere for me to leave my bag. I found this rule strange and unwelcoming, especially since there's no mention of it online.
Because of that, I chose not to dine there. It felt like an unnecessary and off-putting policy. In the end, it was a wasted Uber ride. I really should’ve checked the Google reviews beforehand—turns out, a lot of them echo similar concerns.
Cool vibes
used to be a vibe. now it’s just trashy
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