The Seaport
SEAFOOD AT THE SEAPORT
The maritime history of the Seaport lives on, not just in its museums, galleries and 19th century ships, but the very dishes plated at your table.
Tin Building by Jean-Georges
Housed on the site of the former Fulton Fish Market, the Tin Building by Jean-Georges is a sprawling new culinary destination located in Lower Manhattan's historic Seaport.
Carne Mare
Carne Mare is an Italian chophouse by chef Andrew Carmellini offering prime cuts of steaks, fine seafood and Italian specialties.
Osteria del Porto
At a charming contemporary Italian restaurant, you’ll find traditional food and an extensive wine list.
Cowgirl Seahorse
There's a ramshackle charm to this family-friendly maritime saloon.
The Fulton
Dine at Jean-Georges Vongerichten's celebration of fresh seafood in the Seaport.
Dorlan’s Tavern & Oyster Bar
An old-school tavern specializes in seafood, cocktails and welcoming guests from all walks of life.
IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD
Wander around historic sights, take a tour or a sail and stay for nighttime entertainment with a view. The neighborhood brims with things to do.
South Street Seaport Museum
The South Street Seaport Museum gives a history of New York City through its role as a major world port.
Tin Building by Jean-Georges
Housed on the site of the former Fulton Fish Market, the Tin Building by Jean-Georges is a sprawling new culinary destination located in Lower Manhattan's historic Seaport.
Pier 17
The rooftop stage, set against a stunning view of the East River and Brooklyn Bridge, hosts live acts each season.
Black Gotham Experience
A small gallery, tours, talks and events celebrate the African Diaspora.
Bowne & Co., Stationers
Part of the South Street Seaport Museum, Bowne & Co. is New York City’s oldest continually running business.
VIEWS OF THE SEAPORT
BROWSE ALL THE SEAPORT
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