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This restaurant is gorgeous! Right on the East River with outdoor seating. The food was amazing as well! Highly recommend the sweet potato and bacon pizza. More
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Very good food. The four in our party were all quite pleased with our meals. The restaurant has a nice cocktail menu with happy hour discounts. We went on a Friday evening and there were more people interested in the bar than in dining. More
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Friday afternoon lunch with coworkers. Prompt and polite service, good food, good daily specials. More
OpenTable Diner -
Wanna live long, or at least very happy? Well then we think you should: 1. EAT TACOS, 2. BEACH OUT, 3. DRINK TEQUILA. Lots of each!
We love simple food and use the freshest ingredients out there to prepare it. We are not fancy, we like to think of ourselves as solid :) As for our drinks, did we mention TEQUILA..???More
Discover South Street Seaport
Sometimes, Manhattan can seem more like a concrete jungle than an island, but the South Street Seaport is a reminder that the water isn’t far away. Rebranded as the Seaport District, the downtown district is rolling out 400,000-square-feet of new space, including a fresh set of new restaurants. You can always find a solid oyster from the nearby Long Island Sound, and now the reimagined area will feature a smorgasbord of food trucks, a new outdoor garden bar, a 50,000 square-foot seafood market in the historic building next to Pier 17, and more. Whatever you’re into, keep a lemon wedge and cocktail sauce close by.
Discover South Street Seaport
Sometimes, Manhattan can seem more like a concrete jungle than an island, but the South Street Seaport is a reminder that the water isn’t far away. Rebranded as the Seaport District, the downtown district is rolling out 400,000-square-feet of new space, including a fresh set of new restaurants. You can always find a solid oyster from the nearby Long Island Sound, and now the reimagined area will feature a smorgasbord of food trucks, a new outdoor garden bar, a 50,000 square-foot seafood market in the historic building next to Pier 17, and more. Whatever you’re into, keep a lemon wedge and cocktail sauce close by.
