The Best Eats in New York’s South Street Seaport
Summer is here, and New York’s South Street Seaport is the vibrant culinary scene you need.
Nestled amidst the historic cobblestone lanes and picturesque waterfront, South Street Seaport epitomizes summer dining in the Big Apple. With its diverse restaurants, charming outdoor seating areas and delectable flavors ranging from traditional seafood delicacies to global culinary delights, South Street Seaport stands as a culinary haven that captures the essence of summertime indulgence. Here’s Travel Noire’s selection of eateries you should indulge in this summer at South Street Seaport.
Cobble Fish
Get ready to experience a taste of summer at Cobble Fish, the hidden gem nestled on Pier 16 at the iconic South Street Seaport. This seasonal dining destination is a must-visit for seafood enthusiasts, cocktail connoisseurs and authentic New York City experience seekers.
Cobble Fish embraces the true essence of communal dining and unwavering camaraderie. This al fresco restaurant and bar brings back the nostalgia of NYC in the 90s. With its inviting ambiance and breathtaking waterfront views, Cobble Fish offers the perfect backdrop to catch up with friends over mouthwatering lobster club sandwiches, sip on refreshing cocktails and soak in the quintessential charm of the city. Step back in time and relish the simplicity of good food, company and vibes at Cobble Fish.
Watermark
Watermark is a popular hotspot in the Seaport District on Pier 15. It underwent a stunning summer transformation. Prepare to be captivated by the new 40-foot outdoor bar, luxurious cabanas and an artfully crafted cocktail menu that promises to tantalize your taste buds. With its picture-perfect vistas of the Brooklyn skyline, Watermark Beach sets the stage for an envy-inducing Instagrammable experience. Immerse yourself in the sunny ambiance, bask in the warm weather and indulge in a refreshing cocktail. During the warm summer days, the restaurant also features a DJ playing the latest vibes.
The Fulton
In the heart of the bustling Tin Building, a culinary powerhouse named The Fulton takes center stage, courtesy of acclaimed chef Jean-Georges. This expansive two-floor restaurant makes a bold statement. It has an imposing sea monster mural and vast windows that offer unobstructed vistas of the iconic Brooklyn Bridge.
The Fulton proves its mettle with an impressive seafood lineup that rivals the best in the city. Indulge in a tempting array of crudos, each featuring impeccably fresh and carefully sourced fish. At The Fulton, expect nothing less than an extraordinary seafood journey that transcends expectations.
