Pier 17, New York NY

A cool place to walk around especially at night. We went to this area to grab dinner at Momofuku. There are a lot of eateries around, and the lights are very pretty to look when it gets dark!

Great atmosphere.go if you like cozy.
Take advantage of the waterfront for pictures.
The food is decent, albeit a bit pricey.

The Greens: not a great experience. Way too hot with no option to turn off the heater. Button for the waiter does not work, nobody even tried to fix it. Cocktails are meh. Food is way overpriced even for NYC standards.

Definitely different from years past, but the new renovations are nice. Great date place or if you want to get some good views of the city.

Neu gebautes Pier am East River. Die Restaurants sind preislich im oberen Bereich. Man kann aber auch sehr gut und kostenfrei am Fluss sitzen und auf die Brooklyn Bridge blicken.
Im obersten Stockwerk befindet sich auch eine öffentliche Toilette.

Went to the greens here. Unnecessary wait for the rooftop considering the weather wasn't getting better until the following day but still had us waiting for longer than needed. Free drinks being offered was nice but I'd rather a discount on the food. Especially when the food (depending on what you choose) can make up 5 bites of food. I will say that the rooftop houses themselves were wonderful and if they changed how much food is being given (I got the shrimp and grits) I'd definitely give it 5 stars.

Great place to visit. The views are outstanding! Many benches and steps to sit and admire the view in a quiet environment. The city views and Brooklyn Bridge is breathtaking.

Beautiful place, a must see the too has an indoor living room for 4 people. Several of them with total privacy and warmth. Great views.

Beautiful, if not a bit overly spaced. Staff at corporate pop ups don't really seem to care whether they're open or not while you wait to get in. Or even acknowledge you. The chains across the tracks, closer to the Christmas square however, do care.

A place for a walk around to see a different side of NYC.

New tall buildings.

Old houses and a great view on water.

NYC has so many different faces.

Try them out.

Have fun

South street seaport is not like it used to be with a lot of nice stores to buy or window shop.
It's now just made of just a few restaurants, very limited. More of boozy type restaurants.

Dinner at The Greens was super cool - your own private heated room. Order by mobile, food shows up on bamboo, compostable plates.

Great views!

There was recent barque rotation at South Street Seaport museum. Peking tall ship has gone to Humburg and Wavertree took it's docking spot.