The Seaport

“great food, nice atmosphere, and the service was spot on.”

Kristen★★★★★

The Seaport, which is located in Lower Manhattan, is one of my absolute favorite neighborhoods in New York City. It perfectly blends the city's rich history with a vibrant waterfront atmosphere. Walking along the historic cobblestone streets while taking in the views of the East River and the Brooklyn Bridge never gets old. :-) There is such a great mix of restaurants, cafés, boutiques, and places to simply sit + enjoy the scenery, making it easy to spend an entire afternoon here. I especially love how the Seaport feels a little slower paced than much of Manhattan while still offering so much

Jorge Figueroa★★★★

There's not much here to do during the day. The market had a nice selection of desserts. Great place to take photos of Brooklyn Bridge and city views.

Christian Cho★★★★★

Lower Manhattan, located at the southernmost tip of New York City, is a multi-commercial district offering a variety of entertainment, sightseeing, and shopping options. Its major districts include Greenwich Village, East Village, SoHo, and Tribeca, and parks are scattered along the East and Hudson Rivers. It also boasts numerous attractions, including Wall Street, the heart of New York‘s economy, and the 9/11 Memorial and Museum. Battery Park, at the southernmost tip of Lower Manhattan, offers ferries to the Statue of Liberty, drawing many travelers.

Jonathan★★★★★

My family and I have walked this place and that it was a nice, sunny and wonderful day and that there were many people there eating, shopping, shopping and doing other things. The family and I had a lot of fun by enjoying the entertainment there like a person was playing a guitar and singing and saw the stunning views of the Brooklyn Bridge and the East River.