Holy beachside bash, Batman! Seaport Pier is more than just a pier; it's a multi-faceted oasis for fun-seekers of all ages, a dynamic duo of dining, drinks, and good vibes.
As I approached this sprawling boardwalk beacon, I felt a surge of excitement rivaling the Bat-Signal's glow. The pier's vibrant energy was infectious, drawing me in like a moth to a flame (or perhaps a Robin to a Batarang).
The atmosphere was lively, with a mix of locals and tourists swapping tales of their seaside adventures. There is an open-air haven boasting panoramic views of the ocean. The salty breeze whipped through my cape as I gazed out at the endless expanse of blue. I could almost imagine Aquaman himself emerging from the depths, trident in hand.
But Seaport Pier isn't just about libations and lounging. The Starboard Swim Club, a members-only oasis, offers a refreshing escape from the summer heat. While I wasn't privy to its exclusive amenities, the mere sight of the swim-up bar and sparkling pool was enough to make even this crime-fighting crusader crave a dip.
And let's not forget the live music! The pier's stage hosts a variety of acts, from local bands to nationally touring artists.
Whether you're seeking a family-friendly outing or a romantic rendezvous, this pier has something for everyone. So grab your sidekick (or your sweetheart) and dive into this seaside wonderland. Even the Dark Knight needs a little fun in the sun!
Bat-tips:
Reserve Your Spot: The Starboard Swim Club is members-only, so plan if you want to make a splash.
Catch the Live Music: Check the schedule for upcoming acts and let the good times roll.
Sample the Menu: From burgers to seafood, the culinary offerings are as diverse as Gotham's rogues' gallery.
Embrace the Ambiance: Soak up the sun, enjoy the music, and let the worries of the world drift away with the tide.
Keep an Eye on the Little Bat-Fans: The pier is family-friendly, but parents should keep a watchful eye on their sidekicks, especially near the water.
Remember, citizens, even the Caped Crusader needs a break from fighting crime. So make a splash at Seaport Pier and let the...
Read moreMy fiance and I walked by and saw they had green eggs advertised for breakfast so we decided the next day for breakfast we would go and eat there. We show up around 1030 and it looks like there still setting up..all the chairs were still on the table and no one was in there except the workers so we ask if they're still doing breakfast and they tell us they start at 11 so we waited outside until they were ready. 11 o'clock comes and we go inside and they say they're not doing breakfast and they hand us a menu that isn't even green eggs, it's just basic bar food. They inform us that they've been having problems with the chef not coming in so we left and since it was 11 now mostly everyone is serving lunch so we just opt for pizza 🙄 the next night when the bar is actually open we decide to ask in advance if they are actually going to be selling green eggs breakfast the next morning and again they say they've been having problems with staff but they will definitely be open for breakfast. The next morning we go and it's about 930 and all the doors are closed with all the chairs still on the tables. So it makes me wonder how many times they have actually opened for breakfast and it actually be green eggs food because by the look of these reviews it doesn't look like it and that's false advertising. In my opinion green eggs should have...
Read moreJust left the Seaport on a Monday night, late July (specifically 7/28/25 at approximately 830pm, if the owner wants to look at the schedule to confirm who was working). Bar outside was fairly empty. Maybe 6 people at that very large bar. Bartender (tall-ish dude, reddish brown hair) made it very obvious that he was not interested in having 2 additional patrons. These 2 patrons that weren't driving... Looking to have several cocktails... We are good tippers... This guy should not be in this industry. Total jerk. Terrible service. Not friendly in the least. Sorry we bothered you. Had we known you didn't want to serve us, we would gladly have gone someplace else. So so sorry to bother you! Our bad! See, we are easy money. EASY MONEY. Not looking for anything special. But... There are plenty of other places that would be happy to serve us a few drinks. I want to give those places my money. After all, isn't that what you are supposed to do at a bar? Am I missing something??? What exactly did we do wrong?? Yikes... Would recommend going somewhere else... Or chewing on tinfoil. Or grating your forehead with a cheese grater. You know, more...
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