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The best boat bars in NYC for water-top sips and snacks

All aboard! Make like the captain and gather your crew on NYC's best boat bars

The only places that offer even better views than New York City’s best waterfront restaurants  are our water- top restaurants: yes, we're talking about those scenic boat bars and floating eateries that give off that breezy yachting lifestyle —but without the  high price and pesky barnacles that stow away on an actual watercraft. Mostly only open seasonally, they’re peak spring and summer destinations with the warm-weather menus to match, all with a side of real-deal seafaring. So ahoy! New York's best boat bars  will rise the tide for all your going-out plans this season. 

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1.  baylander steel beach.

Funnily enough, this enormous West Harlem piers venue was previously the world’s smallest aircraft carrier. Choose from its long list shareables like  guacamole and chips, saucy chicken wings and firecracker calamari, and mains like lobster rolls, Cuban sandwiches and foot-long hot dogs , plus all manner of drinks. Time Out Tip: At Baylander, it’s not uncommon to overhear the phrase, “Excuse me, what is that drink in your hand?” More likely than not, they are talking about “That Patron Drink," a 24-ounce margarita filled with Patron reposado tequila, Patron citronge, fresh watermelon purée and lime juice.

2.  The Frying Pan

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In 1929, this very structure was constructed as a lightship—like a light house with one obvious difference. It was stationed off the coast of North Carolina until 1965. It was eventually abandoned and even sank before it was raised once more and repurposed as the Frying Pan as we know it in 1989. Its 2024 menu includes all the expected boat bar bites and plenty of sips to pair them with.  Time Out Tip: Become the envy of the open seas and order a pitcher of the Spicy Watermelon Rita with 21 seeds cucumber jalapeño tequila, watermelon fresca and lime.

3.  Grand Banks

Crew hospitality group’s original boat bar is a darling schooner, docked in Tribeca on the Hudson River. B eckoning guests with the cheery yellow and white over its long, U-shaped bar, the vessel offers oysters, seafood-focused entrees like lobster rolls and soft-shell crab, a $75 caviar service and fittingly nautical cocktails, as well as wine and beer.  Crew also runs other maritime-themed spots on land and sea elsewhere around town.   Time Out Tip: Drink like the skipper and order the Captains Courageous. Crafted with Aperol, pineapple and lemon, this whiskey-forward cocktail features a limited-edition, single barrel straight rye whiskey made in collaboration with  New York Distilling Co  and the venue itself.

4.  The Honorable William Wall

Although its technical address is in New Jersey, who is to say what truly lies where, once water whirls beneath? The Manhattan Yacht Club's "floating clubhouse" can be reached by rail, road and ferry, in any case. Seatings are timed and advance tickets are recommended, as the space's capacity is a firm 149. Guests are welcome to pack picnics, but drinks must be purchased on board.  Time Out Tip: Speaking of drinks, the offerings at the open-air bar are pretty straightforward with wells and beers served up in plastic cups. But to get into the spirit of the sailboat races in the waters down below, we recommend getting the Lucky Dog pilsner beer from the Manhattan Yacht Club.

5.  North River Lobster Company

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One of the area’s few boat bars that actually moves, North River is a crustacean cruise on the Hudson. First decide on a one or two-hour block, then choose from five types of lobster rolls — including the Insta-famous, 28-inch The Shelley sandwich — as many raw bar items, snacks derived from land and oodles of booze. 

Time Out Tip: If you opted for the two-hour excursion, go big and order the 24-ounce Batten Down the Hatches with two types of rum, pineapple and citrus. Shotskis are available if you want to get #shipfaced with your crew.

6.  Pilot

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Docked near the southern end of Brooklyn Bridge Park, Pilot’s as romantic as postcards between sweethearts, impromptu slow dances and amicable prenups. The 147-foot, 1920s schooner looks out on the East River and lower Manhattan skyline, with a seafood-forward menu and color scheme that's similar to its sibling vessel, Grand Banks.    Time Out Tip:  If you are going for oysters (which you should be), go for a glass of bubbly or pair it with the Lil Shucker kolsch from Sixpoint Brewery.  

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The Yacht Club

City views & amazing seafood on the waterfront.

By Anne Raso

Holiday rush got you frazzled? With all the craziness going on this year, nothing could be more welcoming than a calm culinary escape out of town! The Yacht Club, which recently took over Joe’s Crab Shack space (541 River Road in Edgewater, NJ), will make you feel like you have entered a more relaxing world. You will be amazed at the seafood (especially the Lobster Roll which rivals any served in New England), and classic American landlubber fare like the tender Marinated Skirt Steak. You will love the open-air feeling thanks to The Yacht Club’s extra-large windows overlooking the Hudson and the NYC skyline.

The Yacht Club’s fare is priced reasonably, most notably the 1-1/4 lb. Lobster, which at $35 includes two sides; portions are large enough to share. There’s also the 3 lb. lobster for those seafood lovers who want the wow factor. Other stellar seafood dishes include Whole Grilled Branzino with Fresh Herbs, Flash Fried Whiting, Fried Shrimp, Grilled Faroe Islands Salmon with Quinoa Salad, Linguine with Clam Sauce, Flash Fried Sea Scallops, and a Fisherman’s Platter that includes Flash Fried Shrimp, Scallops, Filet of Sole and Calamari. The Famous Lobster Roll is arguably the most popular item on The Yacht Club’s menu.

COCKTAILS & BITES Still, others come for the remarkable specialty cocktails and to share the generous appetizers like Popcorn Shrimp, Maryland Crab Cakes, Florida Stone Crab Claws, Fried Calamari, and Mussels. Diners also love to share items from the Taco & Burgers section of the menu. Needless to say, Shrimp Tacos (with Herb Aioli) and Snapper Tacos (with Radishes, Shredded Purple Cabbage, and Chipotle) are huge hits.

The waterfront resto’s sides are the ultimate comfort foods and include Corn On The Cob, Sea Salt Fries, Lobster Mac And Cheese, Homemade Coleslaw, and Sweet Potato Fries. Desserts like Key Lime Pie, Chocolate Lava Cake, New York Strawberry Cheesecake please every sweet tooth.

We caught up with Executive Chef Gregory Zapantis to ask about his eatery’s clientele. “It’s locals and visitors from the city who come to the waterfront to enjoy great food and the Manhattan skyline,” he told us.

FRESH IS BEST What does the highly independent and creative Zapantis—who also helms the kitchen at the nearby Mediterranean seafood eatery Molos in Weehawken—do to stay current on new trends? “I follow my own rules. Our fresh seafood is sourced as locally as possible. As an example, we travel twice a week to Lancaster, Pennsylvania, to get the best tomatoes money can buy—and I always follow my customers’ advice.”

As mentioned before, the skirt steak (which comes with a heaping portion of golden fries) is amazing. We just had to get the chef’s secrets on how he makes a skirt steak more tender than a filet mignon. “We buy Omaha grass-fed beef, and there is a process. One is a 24-hour marinade and one 48, but the ingredients are a secret,” he told us. “The potatoes are high quality, and they’re extremely fresh. One secret I can reveal is that we fry our potatoes in super fresh canola oil that gets changed daily.

Even if you are one of those New Yorkers who rarely leaves the city, you’ll find yourself returning to The Yacht Club time and time again. Besides having reliable food in large portions and a Manhattan view that is second to none (especially at night), service is impeccable and speedy. You’ll find that the homey olive green and white walls, pendant lighting, wood paneling, sailboat artwork, and overall airy dining room will help you relax.

Be sure to check out their $39 Sunday Lobster Feast—you get a 1¼ lb. lobster, Corn on the Cob, Potatoes, and your choice of Key Lime Pie or Crème Brulee for dessert.

For more info on The Yacht Club, visit  yachtclubnj.com .  Reservations are recommended but not necessary. Take the NJ Transit Bus 158 at Port Authority to the River Road/Archer Street stop directly across the street from the Edgewater Commons Shopping Center; you will be a two-minute walk away from the restaurant. There is a NY Waterway ferry that goes from West 39th Street directly to an Edgewater dock from Mondays through Fridays (schedule is at nywaterway.com ).

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A Taste of Montauk

Set sail on a culinary journey at montauk yacht club, with dining options that pair long island’s abundant local ingredients with a side of breathtaking views. from award-winning chef jarad mccarroll’s acclaimed ocean club restaurant & bar to relaxed al fresco bites & sips at the pool bar, savor all-day dining options for every craving..

Ocean club Montauk

South African Chef Jarad McCarroll brings seasonal menus highlighting just-caught seafood, local produce, a raw bar, and wood-fired Braai grilling—all overlooking the sweeping vistas of the marina and waterfront.

OCEAN CLUB BAR

Come together for aperitivo bites or after-dinner drinks in Ocean Club’s bar & lounge, featuring a menu of seasonal bites alongside specialty cocktails and sommelier-selected wines. Guests must be 25+ after 10pm.

OPEN DAILY, 7:30AM-12:00AM

the Chef’s Table

Experience culinary excellence up close with Chef Jarad McCarroll at our exclusive Chef’s Table. Just three feet from the chef, watch and interact as your bespoke menu is crafted with the freshest local ingredients. Enjoy an intimate and unforgettable evening of gastronomic adventure and discovery

PRIVATE DINING

Perfect for large gatherings, events, and celebrations, our Private Dining Room offers a cozy, exclusive setting. Enjoy a personalized dining experience with a menu tailored to your occasion. It’s the ideal spot for sharing great food and special moments with your guests.

The pool bar

Everything is better poolside, especially when it’s locally-sourced bites and refreshing afternoon cocktails from the Pool Bar’s all-day menus—perfect for sharing and enjoying al fresco.

Whether you’re picking up provisions for a beach picnic or a quick afternoon snack before heading to town, stock up with curated snacks, quick to-go bites, coffee, beer, wine, or a bottle of bubbly at our well-stocked market.

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About our chef.

Born and raised in South Africa, Chef Jarad McCarroll fell in love with food from a young age, with a culinary journey that’s taken him from Cape Town to Michelin-starred kitchens across the world. Now calling Star Island home, Chef McCarroll brings his soulful cooking to Ocean Club Montauk, through an East End lens that celebrates just-caught seafood and East End character.

SUSTAINABILITY

We believe everyone deserves to live well—not only on-property, but across the globe. As we brought Montauk Yacht Club from dream to reality, we worked to preserve and protect the environment through conscious development, mindful use of natural resources, and alignment with partners who share our vision.

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Restaurants near Montauk Yacht Club

Cuisine (20 of 37), 63 restaurants available nearby, 1. scarpetta beach, 2. bird on the roof, 3. muse at the end, 4. south edison, 5. backyard restaurant @ solé east, 7. tillie's, 8. placēbö montauk - restaurant, 9. the firepit at gurney's, 10. 1770 house, dining near montauk yacht club at a glance.

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• N Nora vip West Palm Beach • 3 reviews 5.0 Dined 2 days ago The food was delicious and service was fantastic. More info Muse at the end $$$ $ Price: Expensive • American • Montauk • 4.2
• S Shannon New York City • 19 reviews 5.0 Dined 3 days ago Food was excellent. Great service. Will definitely come back! More info Bird on the Roof $$ $$ Price: Moderate • American • Montauk • 4.6
• M Maria vip New York City • 4 reviews 5.0 Dined 3 days ago Excellent place to eat one of the best in Long Island More info Scarpetta Beach $$$$ Price: Very Expensive • Italian • Montauk • 4.3
• S Susan New York State • 1 review 5.0 Dined on Sep 7, 2024 The owner, Leya, is so friendly and energetic. The wait staff is very friendly and accommodating. I'd mention my server, but I forget his name. Sorry because he was just awesome. Loved talking with him. The food, drinks and entertainment were great. Even surprise guest Jason Momoa promoting his vodka, Meili (which is fantastic!) was an added bonus. I honestly have nothing negative at all to say about Duke's. All around it was a great experience! Hope to return next summer. More info Dukes $$$ $ Price: Expensive • American • Montauk • 4.1
• E Erika vip New York City • 50 reviews 5.0 Dined on Aug 27, 2024 Food and service were outstanding, accommodating 2 young children. Tuna cerviche, scallops, oysters and shrimp particularly delicious. Love the oyster shooters. More info South Edison $$$ $ Price: Expensive • Contemporary American • Montauk • 4.4

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Cozy , romantic , cocktails , coffee , great coffee , healthy options , wine , good for groups , solo dining , staff required to disinfect surfaces between visits , accepts reservations , bar onsite , restroom , outdoor seating , wheelchair accessible parking lot , wheelchair accessible restroom , wheelchair accessible seating , popular with tourists , dinner reservations recommended , alcohol , dessert , dine-in , dinner , popular lunch , read more friendly staff quick service -->.

Westport Yacht Club in Westport, NY, is a American restaurant with an overall average rating of 4.6 stars. Check out what other diners have said about Westport Yacht Club. Today, Westport Yacht Club opens its doors from 5:00 PM to 9:00 PM. Don’t risk not having a table. Call ahead and reserve your table by calling (518) 962-8777 . Ready to try them out? Other attributes include: coffee. Looking for different restaurants with a similar menu? You should check out The Inn in Westport and Galley Restaurant & Bar . Have you eaten here before and want to share with others? Leave a review!

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Took over an hour to get served, ordered a burger, fries were cold, told the server and somehow got a replacement of hot fries ... in 3 minutes. Place has seen better days. Mens room needs some TLC Read more

We dined here on a Sunday evening while on vacation with family. The view was by far the best part of our experience. We dined ... outside, however on a trip to the restroom inside, we found the dining room and restroom to be in a dilapidated state. The menuwas small, drink selection small, and most importantly, the food was very disappointing and portions small. We were expectingfine dining, however we were met with flavorless risotto, a hair on the scallops, and watered down cocktails. The service wasadequate, but not spectacular (we understand it is hard to find help in the current climate...). Do not recommend thisrestaurant. Read more

We took scallops and risotto,,, as if the chef really used all the salt ? too bad because it would of mad a good difference?

Amazing food to match the beautiful views of Lake Champlain. Appreciate the attentive service/accommodations - especially from ... server Hudson and bartender Caleb. Thank you! Read more

Excellent lakeside dining with a focus on fresh farm to table style food. Friendly staff and quality service. Be sure to try the ... cocktails! Indoor seating, covered deck, and open air patio seating available. Read more

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Westport Yacht Club is open on the following days: Monday: Closed Tuesday: 05:00 PM - 09:00 PM Wednesday: 05:00 PM - 09:00 PM Thursday: 04:00 PM - 09:00 PM Friday: 05:00 PM - 09:00 PM Saturday: 05:00 PM - 09:00 PM Sunday: 05:00 PM - 09:00 PM

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90m Lürssen superyacht Phoenix 2 sold

The 90.1-metre Phoenix 2 has been sold with Rupert Nelson of Burgess representing the buyer and joint central agents Burgess and Cecil Wright representing the seller. 

Built in steel and aluminium by Lürssen and designed throughout by Winch Design , Phoenix 2 was delivered in 2010 and refitted in 2019.

Phoenix 2 accommodates up to 14 guests in seven cabins. The full-beam owner’s suite, forward on the main deck, is accessed from the main deck or by using a glass spiral staircase from the owner’s private observation lounge and office on the upper deck. The circular sweep of the windows and their wraparound views is echoed in the black circle in the carpet and the recessed lighting overhead. Spectacular his-and-her bathrooms in contrasting marbles feature a bath and a steam shower, and one of the walk-in wardrobes can be concealed should her new owner wish to operate her commercially. There are three guest double VIPs, two double cabins and a twin-berth cabin, as well as quarters for a crew of 28.

The style is grand Art Deco with a ballroom, a gilt-and-black Steinway grand piano, vast dining table, crystal chandelier and an adjoining wine cellar. Features include a cinema, a winter garden with guest dining in open air or climate control, a beach club and a beauty salon with a Hammam. 

New York and its skyline were the inspiration for Phoenix 2’ s styling, from the Empire State skyscrapers on the bar stools in the skylounge bar, lit by uplighters reminiscent of the torch held by the Statue of Liberty, to the firebird figurehead that looks as if it may have flown in from the Chrysler Building. Everything from the door handles to the cutlery is hand-made, each a work of art in its own right.

The sundeck sports a seven-metre oval pool with skylights filtering natural light into the lobby below. There are two Jacuzzis, one of which is exclusively dedicated to the owner, and two helipads. An elevator takes guests to the lower deck lobby to embark on one of the two 10-metre tenders – one is a limousine and the other a sports boat. A four-metre deep swim platform has large hydraulically operated steps lowering into the water for easy access from the sea.

The Lloyd's Register-classed, 2,667GT yacht has a cruising speed of 14 knots and maximum speed of 18 knots. Under twin 2,670hp MTU engines, the yacht's range is 6,000 nautical miles.

Phoenix 2 was asking €124,950,000 with VAT paid.

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F. Scott Fitzgerald may have said that there are no second acts in American life, but we can all think of plenty of exceptions. The Dominick may have had a troubled past, thanks in no small part to the involvement of our nation’s most famously divisive real-estate developer, but the slate has been wiped clean — it’s got some new owners, it’s been given a new name, and now this Soho stunner is ready to be seen for what it is: a stylish, luxurious boutique hotel with a stellar Spring Street location and commanding views of downtown Manhattan and the Hudson River.

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Tokyo in Autumn: 5 Things to See and Do

As the air grows cooler, toss on a jacket, and hit the town. Walk a lot and eat a lot!

Justin Theroux's Dog-Friendly, Truly Cool New York

The "Beetlejuice Beetlejuice" star details dinners for all moods, the best coffee spot, and where to unwind in Manhattan.

3 Days in London

The Michelin Inspectors' top tips on where to eat, drink, stay and have fun in one of the world's busiest and most exciting cities

The Best Bakeries in London

Sourdough? Croissants? Cakes? Whatever you're in the mood for, we've got you covered

London Hotels with Stunning Rooftops

Our A-Z of the capital's best hotel rooftops, from chic bars and restaurants with aerial outlooks to swimming pools with panoramic views

My Kyoto: Seven Kyoto Favourites from Kenya Sakai of One MICHELIN Star Kenya

Get to know Kyoto through the lens of culinary figures and celebrities connected to the city. Stroll through its streets like a local, and perhaps you’ll be able to discover a new side of t his amazing city.

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