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    Harriet's Rooftop

    3.3 (355 reviews)
    Closed 11:00 am - 11:00 pm
    Updated 3 months ago

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    HARRIET'S ROOFTOP ATMOSPHERE

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    Moderate noise
    Hipster
    Casual
    Touristy

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    Sam H.

    What are the odds that I show up the day? They're having an Apperal spritz pop-up and a DJ! This place was such a cool vibe. I'm so glad we actually arrived there around 3 o'clock because by 5 o'clock it was packed and you couldn't find a seat anywhere. It's a good little pop in if you're walking around Dumbo and wanna have a few drinks or get a good view of the city, but please type it correctly because again it can't get really really packed up there and make sure you go into the right entrance. There are a few ways to get up to the top. I will definitely be back. Thanks for the free drink drinks!

    Fireworks on the 4th

    Here to leave an honest review. Not sure what people expect at a popular Premier located rooftop bar... but no matter the city LA, Miami, Vegas those spaces are never going to give you white glove service unless you are spending top dollar, so people should manage their expectations. I recently went back a week ago for above 10. Yes, it was very crowded but still a very enjoyable event. People should try not to make bartenders' lives harder than they already are dealing with a bunch of drunk people on a Saturday evening. I think management here is great though. I brought my Mom for 4th of July and one of the managers was so kind he really helped us out a lot. It was really appreciated. I don't know his name..Ron, Rich or Reg something like that not sure but he was super nice. The service at Barbuto was great. One carribean to another, thank you whoever you are, it was really appreciated! Sometimes the kindness of strangers, especially on one of the busiest nights of the year, has a lasting impact. -Dominique

    CRISPY RICE & SPICY TUNA *
    Christina L.

    First date at Harriets. This gentleman was clearly one with taste for the finer things in life. Reservations required to dine , but I imagine exceptions can be made for the right person. (do note minimum spending requirements apply). Our waiter did a fantastic job of checking in while not making us feel rushed. The attentive service was accompanied by helpful recommendations. All of the food well presented and flavorful. Spicy tuna crispy rice where the rice wasn't too crispy and sticking to teeth. Poke bowl well balanced and filling, bao buns not memorable but no complaints. The drinks were on the pricier side but well crafted. Harriets impeccable decor, lighting, service, ambiance and cuisine set the tone for a night to remember. The seating area was backdropped with Manhattan's skyline and the Hudson River which made for a fantastic view. However, that didn't stop them from clearly putting some thought and effort in the decor. Greyscale wood furnishing with cushioned outdoor seats were well organized and spaced for privacy and intimate conversations. The seated dinning area was surrounded by the ambiance of patrons who were present for bar and dance floor vibes(no resy required). This place was packed and active but the closed off seating made it possible to enjoy both worlds.

    Plants
    Daniela A.

    Came here for a rooftop party and was blown away by how spectacular the view is. The drinks are strong, I ordered a dirty martini and enjoyed it a lot. The bathrooms are communal but the concept is great. They have a lot of different plants all over which is a nice touch. Service is fast & staff is friendly. This was one of my favorite places to visit on my trip and I cannot wait to come back

    Mesut Y.

    If you're looking for one of the most unforgettable rooftop experiences in NYC, Harriet's Rooftop absolutely delivers. I honestly didn't expect to be this blown away, but everything -- from the skyline views to the music -- was beyond perfect. Let's start with the ambiance -- unreal. As soon as you step out of the elevator, it feels like you're walking into a hidden paradise above the city. The lighting is warm and sophisticated, the décor is chic with just the right amount of edge, and the entire rooftop has this electric but relaxed vibe. The views? INSANE. Sweeping, unobstructed shots of the Manhattan skyline, Brooklyn Bridge, and Statue of Liberty -- it's one of those moments where you pause and just soak it in. It's the kind of place that makes you fall in love with the city all over again. And now -- the DJ performance. We came on a Saturday night and honestly, the DJ was phenomenal. Perfect balance of chill house beats early on and then a flawless transition into deeper grooves and throwback remixes as the night went on. The energy was building slowly but intentionally, and by 11PM the entire rooftop was moving. Not in a packed-club kind of way -- but more of a stylish, upscale crowd having the time of their lives kind of way. Service was also on point. Our server was attentive, super friendly, and recommended some killer cocktails. I had a smoky mezcal-based drink that was one of the best cocktails I've had in months. The small bites were elevated and delicious -- especially the tuna tartare and truffle fries. Honestly, Harriet's is more than just a rooftop -- it's an experience. Whether you're a local or just visiting, this spot is a must for anyone who appreciates good music, beautiful design, and next-level views. It's the kind of place where memories are made. Already planning my next visit -- this time with a bigger crew.

    Vanessa O.

    View is amazing!!! We were able to dine without a reservation. There is a minimum consumption price of $75 but you'll definitely get there. This view costs lol. Nonetheless, I can say it's totally worth it. The staff were all great. I had the purple haze drink x2. I then had the jumbo roll without the tuna. Super delicious and filling. I also had the wagyu sliders cause I was starving. Don't judge; it was only two sliders. Mouthwatering, warm, and flavorful. Overall, great experience. And the summer weather was a nice complement. Check them out.

    Puria D.

    Come here for the ambiance and views. Was not disappointed with either. Our server was attentive and we were able to snag window seats. The food is prob the hardest thing to overcome. Prices are pretty typical of high end places in NYC.

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    Warren L.

    I was there for my daughter's engagement We started on the rooftop which had amazing views of downtown manhattan. The music was great. Then we headed to the restaurant. We had a big party and had a separate room with a set menu. All the food was so good. Seems like we had everything on the menu. The service was top notch. Bit of a pain to get there by car. But it was worth the trip. Highly recommended

    Tiffany H.

    Stunning views with a chic, relaxed vibe. Drinks are well-crafted, and small bites pair nicely. Perfect for sunset cocktails or casual evenings with friends. Service attentive and friendly, music is a bit loud.

    Jody B.

    I went to an event at Harriet's Rooftop and had such a great time! The views are absolutely incredible, you can see the city skyline. The atmosphere was lively, the appetizers and drinks were both really good, and the DJ kept the energy going all night. I even got to see Lisa Vanderpump, which made the night extra fun! There's an outside deck area with equally amazing views, and the overall vibe of the venue is elegant but relaxed. It's located inside a beautiful hotel, and there's convenient parking right next to it, which made getting in and out super easy. Definitely a stunning spot for events, drinks, or just enjoying the view.

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    Amy H.

    Went mid day just to grab a drink and enjoy the views. Bartender was very nice and they had a decent drink selection. Very peaceful at the time of day that we went, but I can see this place getting busier and packed during peak hours. Would come back for the views!

    Alexis M.

    Harriet's Rooftop is on Furman Street in the 1 Hotel Brooklyn Bidge that is located in Brooklyn Bridge Park. Harriet's is close to Time Out Market New York as well as other hang-out spots. When I called earlier that day, the individual on the phone mentioned that due to it being the Fall / Winter Season, dinner service tends to end around 6pm. However, there was the option to eat at Harriet's Lounge one floor below the rooftop for later dinner service. It was also mentioned over the phone that we can visit as walk-ins, but if we make a reservation we will have to spend minimum $100 per person. We decided to walk-in & make the decision regarding dining later. Once we got to the 1 Hotel Brooklyn Bridge lobby, we walked around to the elevator & pressed to go up to Harriet's Rooftop on the 11th Floor. When we arrived there, the hostess was present to greet us & she shared that the minimum is $75 person to hang-out and partake of seating on the rooftop. We opted to view the menu on the rooftop as well as in their lounge area on the 10th Floor. Harriet's Rooftop provided a somewhat casual, laid-back atmosphere, although it is surrounded by breathtaking skyline views. Harriet's allows one to see Beautifully lit-up buildings in the distance, & we enjoyed going to Harriet's Rooftop & Lounge w/ last Wednesday's lovely weather. Both the Rooftop & lounge have fabulous seating & bar areas. 4 stars for the beautiful views! Harriet's Lounge Menu includes Edamame, Spicy Tuna, Oysters, Sushi, etc. There is a good selection of spirits. Harriet's Rooftop & the lounge both have friendly staff. Harriet's has clean bathroom facilities. Open Mon. - Thurs. - 2pm - Midnight & FrI. - Sun. - 2pm - 2am Website - www.1hotels.com Instagram - @harrietsbk

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    Joanne J.

    The rooftop is within a hotel so was a bit confusing when we initially walked in. Took the elevator to the 10th floor and was greeted by a hostess who was able to seat us promptly. The view is amazing and great for pictures! And the food and drinks were delicious. Would definitely recommend!

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    Ask the Community - Harriet's Rooftop

    Hi! Do you need a reservation if you just want to grab a cocktail and see the view on a Friday around 5pm? Thanks!

    Not at all. Lots of open area to stand and lounge around.

    Is there a time limit or bill minimum?

    No time limit. The minimum is $100 per person!

    Do they have happy hour?

    Yes

    Is there a cover charge or access from general public to the roof ? Can you go in on a Saturday night? Who can have access to the rooftop bar?

    Yes. $20 cover. As of June 2018, there is now a cover charge. If you would like a great outdoor waterfront view, check out the Crown Rooftoop, in Chinatown. No cover, 3 side views. And much higher.

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