Pier 66 at Hudson River Park — Attraction in New York

One of several places I've regularly launched my folding sea kayaks here in NYC over the years. It is also a stop on my kayak-or paddle-board-based Midtown History Tours out of Manhattan Kayak Company. The John Jay Harvey fireboat, now retired but still functional as both a fireboat and tour boat helped put out the fire on the SS Normandie in 1940. There are several other things of historical interest to see as well, including the light ship Frying Pan, built in 1929, and the floating railroad barge. The series of photos with the red kayak on a care and puppy are from way back in 2003. Rest in peace my...

Had a nice late lunch with my family. Lively atmosphere; we opted to self serve, meaning we order and they give you a buzzer for when your food is ready. We found a table a pretty quickly. Bathrooms were downstairs and were pretty nice. We ordered ahi tuna tacos and pulled pork tacos with beers. Prices were comfortable and we had an amazing view of the city. Will return to have a sit...

We waited about 45mins for our food while watching everyone that came after us get there food and when we told the host how long we were waiting for a 75dollar meal she had no idea when we finally got our food a burger and fries and crab cakes and 2drinks it was 90mins later great place but disappointed in the service I truly feel I need to be compensated for a long wait and...