Frying Pan NYC

Little Island is a stunning, stilt-supported park on the Hudson, bursting with flowers, winding paths, and a lively amphitheater for sunsets and performances.

High Bridge, New York City’s oldest bridge, is a stunning steel arch walk connecting Manhattan and the Bronx, boasting breathtaking views of the Harlem River.

Nestled on a historic fishing boat at Pier 25, Grand Banks offers a laid-back vibe where you can indulge in fresh oysters and creative cocktails while soaking up stunning views of the Manhattan skyline.

The Williamsburg Bridge is a historic suspension marvel connecting Manhattan and Brooklyn, offering picturesque views and a vibrant pathway for all.

In a vibrant space with turquoise seating, this Attaboy offshoot delights with rum drinks and refreshing slushies in a relaxed, lively atmosphere.

Nestled at Brooklyn Bridge Park, Pilot is a charming vintage sailboat oyster bar serving up fresh seafood and craft cocktails with stunning skyline views.

Hell Gate is a striking tidal strait in NYC’s East River, linking Astoria, Queens, with the islands of Randall's and Wards, boasting cool bike paths and stunning views.

Nestled at Pier 15, this open-air cocktail haven serves up tasty burgers and bar bites while boasting breathtaking views of the East River and Brooklyn Bridge.

Zoom past the Statue of Liberty on this thrilling 30-minute speedboat ride that combines 45 mph thrills with splashes and lively vibes—all while capturing priceless skyline views.

Experience breezy day drinking and pub bites on this spacious Vietnam-era warship docked at West Harlem Piers, where city views steal the show.