Shahidur Rahman

Wonderful spot to stop by and people watch or read a book.
Plenty of space to play with children in a beautiful setting.
Running along the river park is common and you can also take a stroll for miles should you want to.
There are bathrooms along the river park too.
Composting area is found at the brown bins at pier 66.
Grass area closed for restoration over the winter months.
Gets very busy at weekends and after 6pm in the week.

I remember the way the Hudson river piers used to be a long time ago and the slow and steady progress that they went through. Even when they were rundown and had an ill repute, the piers were a draw to New Yorkers and visitors looking to escape the urban jungle that is Manhattan. Looking back, it seems that revelers thought that the piers were worth the risk, no matter how badly kept and dangerous they were. People still went, but at their own risk. After extensive restoration, the piers are now part of a series of small parks which are known collectively as the Hudson River park.

Excellent place for seafood. It had awesome vibe. Adults only place due to the alcohol. You order yourself and pick up your own food. Is really nice on sunny ☀️ day. If you go out to the end of the pier you can have 180 degree view of the water. The 1lb peel and eat shrimp 🦐🍤 is very nice. The tacos are nice. Also the fish n chips is large portion