Pier 115

I visited the restaurant for the first time on a Monday night, and I was impressed by the stunning views of the city. Since it was a quieter evening, there weren't many patrons, which added to the relaxed atmosphere. The service was decent, though nothing particularly remarkable stood out. I tried a couple of appetizers: the mussels were fantastic, bursting with flavor, while the cauliflower bits were decent but could have used a bit more crunch—perhaps a harder fry would do the trick. If I return, I’ll definitely ask for that adjustment. Overall, a pleasant experience with potential for improvement!

As a customer of Pier 115, my experience was beyond disappointing. The environment from top to bottom felt disorganized, tense, and unprofessional. You can immediately sense when leadership lacks structure, and unfortunately, that tone trickles down into the overall atmosphere. What stood out the most was overhearing ongoing internal confusion regarding employee documentation and W2 information. It was unsettling to witness what appeared to be staff members unsure about basic employment matters. Transparency and professionalism should be foundational in any establishment, and the lack of it was noticeable. There was also visible tension between management and staff, and it created an uncomfortable dining experience. When bias and internal issues spill into the customer space, it reflects deeper systemic problems. Overall, the environment felt chaotic rather than welcoming. As a paying customer, you expect quality service and a cohesive operation. Instead, the experience felt unstable and poorly managed. Based on what I observed, I would not recommend Pier 115.

First of all, this place is known for its amazing views of Manhattan, especially around sunset. The food quality here is definitely better than average, and the bartenders really know what they were doing. Unfortunately, this place used to have an amazing happy hour but they changed the policy. Instead of having several categories of items at half price, they now have a very limited listing of $9 appetizers. They also have discounts on beer and wine. The other problem I had yesterday was getting service. The pizza came, but I had to try to find someone to bring the usual accoutrement, crushed red pepper, oregano, etc. I also had to go to the bar and get a beer myself because my waitress was not to be found. Keep in mind, the weather wasn't great so the place was practically empty. I think there were two or three other tables besides the people at the bar, so it's not like it was busy. I honestly have no idea what our waitress was doing but they didn't notice my empty beer for 15 minutes so I had to go to the bar and order one myself after also having to chase down the toppings for the pizza. I know it was a slow night, but in my opinion that's no excuse for bad service especially when there isn't a crowd at the restaurant. I did speak to the manager to express my feelings about the happy hour. I don't know if that will do any good, but it definitely was one of the best happy hours anywhere and now it is subpar as far as I'm concerned. If you don't care about happy hour, don't be too concerned about the experience that I had with the wait staff. It could have been an anomaly. I find overall the food to be good quality if a bit expensive, so come on a nice day, sit outside and enjoy the views!

Had an early dinner outside on the patio and it was lovely. Excellent thin crust delicious pizza and shared the coconut shrimp. Saw many people order the truffle Mac n cheese and the general tso’s cauliflower. Great collection of beers (though several listed on the menu were out when we ordered) so they should work on restocking or updating their menu but everything else was great. The dining room inside was more of a going out vibe with loud music etc and TVs for watching live games.

A wonderful local place, ideal for both dates and parties. Both inside and outside seating available. When you sit on the patio on the water, you get unbeatable Manhattan views, and the water and the breeze make you feel like you're on vacation in a tropical destination. Great food and a friendly staff. We go there quite often. Food is fantastic.

I had my 30th birthday here in the Q-dock lounge and River Dock space, with Michele as my event coordinator. I chose a mix of platters and buffet with open bar. Michele helped me set up the huge space, it worked out that they also had beautiful winter/holiday decor up. We had a mix of high tops, tables, and couches, there was plenty of room for everyone. Michele was attentive, kind and patient and I felt she really wanted me to have a great birthday. The food was SO good and the chef’s assorted pastries were delicious. All of my guests had such a wonderful experience and could not stop complimenting the space, the food, and the service. Thanks you Pier 115 for an incredible time, thank you Michele for making my birthday the One in a Jillian party I meant it to be.

This is my 3rd visit. The atmosphere is still awesome and the staff is even bigger and got better. The food still great and won't take long to be served. Waiting time is usually 20 to 30 minutes, but the bar is always available. The prices are typical of a top area in east new york, but it is worth the price. The pier is beautiful. Loved the valet, bar and the live music. The menu is great. If you are around, you must try it.

The scenery outside is so beautiful and chill. I loved it. I had a Margharita Pizza, it was ok definitely not the best pizza I’ve had. It a bit cold, really crunchy and the cheese was eh but to be fair it’s totally my preference and for others it probably would have been perfect. I did get to try the Steak sandwich I believe it was. It was delicioussssss, should have gotten that. Maybe it was just that day or time but I do want to try another pizza though. I’m definitely coming back because they do have goood food and drinks. I do highly recommend this place though. Definitely coming back.

Returning to Pier 115 is always a pleasurable experience. Just the long stroll down the elegant walkway to the entrance adds to the anticipation. The hosts are always smiling, cordial, and sat us at a booth with a great view. My Classic Margarita was one of the strongest I've ever had. I enjoyed every drop and Sara was an amazing Barista. Sara was also a fabulous server, always checked on us at opportune times, and made our meal pleasurable. As always, I ordered the medium-well Chipotle Bison Burger (Grilled North American Bison with Southwest Chili Spices, crispy prosciutto, cheddar cheese, sliced avocado, and chipotle aioli). The burger is pleasantly juicy and every single one of those ingredients performed like a Carnegie Hall sold out artist. Try.....it. The view.....ahhhh, the view. Another added reason to come to Pier 115. I'll let the posted video give you a slice of what you'll enjoy. For dessert, we had the Warm Cookie Skillet (Warm Chocolate Chip Cookie, chocolate drizzle, whipped cream, and vanilla gelato). Just forget the calories, do extra sets at the gym, and enjoy this dessert. It'll make you close your eyes and all of your senses will be invigorated. On top of everything else, then came my double Espresso, with milk on the side. Once again, another great choice and each drop was smooth and memorable.

Came here for brunch and this place was a total miss. The waitress from the moment she sat off had a very visible attitude. She didn't give us the brunch menu, didn't mix our bellinis that just had peach syrup sitting on the bottom of the cheap champagne they used. My friend got a mixing spoon from the bar for us to use in the pitcher and in our glasses and the waitress almost took it out of her hand after my friend explained the purpose of it. That interaction itself I found to be quite odd. The food was ... okay. Underwhelming for sure and I'm not hard to please. The ricotta pancakes were too sweet and lacked the fluffiness they typically do. The frittata was disappointing, small in size for almost $30 and tasted like spongey egg. It needed to be cooked a bit longer. Not sure if I'd be back for another visit, but it was lackluster unfortunately.

Cool spot, I've been going to for years. Stopped in for a.quick lunch and just had an appetizer. I will be back for March Madness, great place to watch games.

So we drove over an hour to try this place out. We asked for outdoor seating and were seated on their deck. It was really windy and there are no barriers so we had to move inside. The interior is nice, they were bumping music apparently it's a club after 10pm. I started with the wood fired margarita pizza. Solid choice and was a hit at the table. I also had the tangy bbq ribs for an app. Tasted off nobody ate them. I ordered the filet mignon but it looked more like a ny strip folded over on itself. I wish I took A pic it was odd. The taste was ok. My wife had the Chilean bass and she liked it. I ordered an espresso martini and it tasted like a cold brew coffee. Wasn't very good. I ordered a Mai tai and had a weird after taste. I didn't even drink it. Come here for the decent views and the pizza. Everything else is a pass.

This was my second time coming to pier 115, the first time I came for brunch, this time I came for dinner. A mistake I will not be making for the future. I came here to celebrate and I was disappointed in my entrees. The ambience is an upscale sports bar at best. We started off with oysters and the pier 115 roll they were great. The oysters were fresh and flavorful as well as the roll 5/5. For my entree I started off with the striped sea bass. (Key word started off) The purée was cold. The miso sauce was congealed and overly sweet. My striped bass was over cooked and dry I took one bite out of it and was horrified so I sent it back. 0/5 nothing on that plate was edible. I asked my server what should I get because I was thinking about the salmon. She warned me not too many customers like the curry broth and veggies. I figured since I like Indian, Jamaican, and Asian curry I would be fine. Wrong, I should've listened to my server. I'm not sure how they called this dish a curry because it was everything but. The curry was soupy and watery, the broth had no flavor or spices. The veggies were lackluster. The only saving grace was the salmon. I would've sent this dish back but, I didn't really trust that I wouldn't be disappointed again. 1/5 and it gets a 1 solely for the salmon. My partner got the branzino but he also wasn't impressed with his meal. I would only come back here for drinks and light brunch items. Oysters, burgers, and pizza. Outside of that I wouldn't want to dine in this establishment. Ambiance can get you but so far.

Awesome view on a beautiful day. The weather was perfect for outdoor dining and drinks, so I took my family to Pier 115 for a little RR. We enjoyed the wonderful hospitality of this great server who happened to be the same young lady who served us during our last visit. I can't remember her name but I got a picture of her. She is so fantastic and pleasant to deal with that she earned an excellent tip. The space is busy but roomy enough to make you not feel crowded. The vibe at this place is really cool, with lots of people enjoying themselves with good drinks and delicious food. I highly recommend this spot.

Great view great food! Service was great and it used both bar and patio outdoor sitting area. Popping two full bottles of wine with ciders. Seafood dishes were delicious and fresh! Must try their linguine :)

I wish I had taken a picture of the overpriced shrimp cocktail I was served here..... it was the smallest little pieces of shrimp, like 6 pieces on a huge plate lol. the drinks and food are nothing memorable. you're really only here for the atmosphere & city views.

Came here on a late night about an hour and half before they closed after Sojo Spa and they were very accommodating. They had a live DJ that night and he was playing some old school / early 2000s r&b that had my friend and I singing our hearts out! We gave him his props at the end of the night! Needless to say by the picture, we were VERY hungry so ordered 2 entrees, 2 appetizers, and 2 sides LOL We had so much food they had to give us an additional table to fit it all. The food overall was about 7.5. I personally thought my calamari could have been cooked a little longer and the sauce they put on top I was not the biggest fan of. The pepperoni and hot honey pizza was the best thing I had 10/10 recommend that. Even if you don't finish the whole thing pop it in the air fryer the next day and it's like brand new. The truffle fries weren't anything memorable but still would recommend. I'd go back here for sure and mix it with what I already love and try something different as well. A wide variety on the menu for sure!

This place is amazing can't wait to eat here every day. I love the pizza and chicken and salmon burger

There's a lot of parking, so that's great. Inside had a lot of TVs. We ate outside, and the hostess tried to sit us in a really sunny booth, and we had to ask to get one more shaded. That seems like it would have been obvious. On a nice weather day, outside looking out over the Hudson to NYC is really nice. The food was good but on the more expensive side. The cocktails are like $18 and are fine, but I would pass next time. Apparently, they used to have chicken wings that were great (per my friend) but have gotten rid of them. The General Tso's cauliflower was a nice, unique and a fun take on a more traditional chicken dish. I'm not sure if it was healthier, but it didn't taste like the bland cauliflower I've come to expect. I got a pepperoni and hot honey pizza, which I was doubting, but the sweet with the savory worked really well and it was mostly a hint of honey without being overwhelming. It was a fun spin on a traditional pizza. The service was good considering the long walk for the server between outside and restaurant on a nice day, it's nice to be outside. Otherwise, inside has a bunch of windows. There was someone offering to take pictures, but I'm not sure what that was about, but no issue to decline.

First time at Pier 115 at it was such a great time -food was delicious enjoyed lamb chops were very good -octopus was a little over cooked but flavorful -wings and coconut shrimps pretty tasty. Drinks very good did not disappoint. Pizza-ceviche.-and bbq ribs were delicious. Most I enjoyed was the amazing view can't wait for warm weather so we can seat outside on the dock. They also have a disco outside the the restaurant for further entertainment. Will visit again for sure. Thank you, Elena for being such a great server. Hope I got her name correct if not my apologies.

We decided to stop by Pier 115 after I looked for nearest restaurants on Yelp. This was approximately an 8 minute walk from our hotel. Pier 115 is a beautiful riverfront restaurant with amazing scenic views. DJ was playing amazing music as well. Our party of five was quickly seated shortly after arriving at the restaurant after waiting for someone to clean the table reserved for us. Our waitress was attentive and patient to our needs. I encountered a minor problem but it was quickly rectified by Nick, the manager. My beverage wasn't satisfactory to me and the server didn't understand my issue so I asked for a manager. Nick came over right away and replaced my beverage to my liking. He also followed up minutes later to see if everything was good. That type of service was pretty awesome to me. Nick is the perfect example of a person who knows and understands how important customer service (service to the customer) is and I was pleased. Kudos to Nick! We ordered two appetizers and pizza and everyone was happy with their food and drinks. Everyone was glad that we stopped by Pier One and plan on visiting again when we return to Edgewater, NJ.

Came here for a catered event - the event space is on the 3rd floor which is nice because it is not on the same floor as the bar. The food was very good and so was the atmosphere. I have been here before but wasn't aware that there was an event space that could be utilized so that is good to know!

Ooof. Came here tonight for an early midweek birthday dinner. We thoroughly enjoyed the food and drinks. However the service was subpar and the woman's bathroom has no toilet paper and was not very clean. Food: general tso's cauliflower had an ample amount for sharing and was super tasty, falafel wraps were very good, arugula pizza was phenomenal and the beet salad with grilled chicken was delicious. My daughter liked her kids chicken fingers and fries. The Malibu bay breezes were very good. Service: drinks were not asked to be refilled. We were delivered the dessert menu and we said we were not getting anything. Our waitress left and sat down in the side room with the other waitresses eating. She didn't get up or make eye contact as we sat there for 20 minutes waiting to ask for our bill. Another waitress walked by and we had to kindly ask her to ask our waitress for it. On the way out of the restaurant, the hostess did not look up from her phone to say anything as we walked out and left. Bathroom: the women's bathroom stall was out of toilet paper (2 rolls). When did anyone last check it as it was 5pm mid week. There was balled up toilet paper on the ledge. Used? I don't know. Gross. Ambiance and view were nice but not worth coming to Pier115 for.

This continues to be one of my fav places to go to enjoy a great drink, food and watch sports. They have so many tv's and the views of the city are amazing!!

Magnificent Manhattan skyline views from a restaurant on a pier in Edgewater! Pier 115 is a trendy sports bar with industrial chic modern decor, located right on the Hudson River. The driveway to get to the restaurant is not much to look at-- think construction and potholes-- but it kind of adds a little mystique to the whole experience, almost like walking into a speakeasy (like you don't know if you went to the right place, but when you're finally there it's amazing!). The vibe is a little clubby and energetic. The food is delicious and the waitstaff is friendly and welcoming. Service was fast (though, we did come on a Monday night). I will definitely come back and also recommend this spot.

Came here for the lunch special and the sushi was surprisingly fresh here! Since I'm assuming it's in Edgewater they might have gotten some ingredients from the Japanese Markwt nearby. Anyways, there are plenty of happy hour deals for cocktails and wine, and same with meals. We opted for a fresh cocktail made with mango juice and a glass of chardonnay. As for sushi we went with a California, spicy tuna and a salmon roll. All absolutely delicious and paired with amazing waterfront views of NYC it makes for a great space. Only wish outdoor seating was open for lunch, I'm assuming it opens up at night though.

Food was good but not great. We had a great fatoush salad, with a very salty and mid burger, and some pretty poor sushi (fishy and unfresh). All that and it was pricy. It all looked nice though Service was lacking. Ambiance was to be expected, except our table was sticky, apparently it was fresher varnish?? but it was still kind of gross

Came here for a friend's birthday. I don't know if we were in the Q Dock or River Dock lounge, but The view of NYC at night was phenomenal. That in itself is a draw and reason enough to come back. Friendly server and the food and drinks were good. We had a variety of dishes for our party of about 20- 25, but the pizza and salmon stood out as winners for me. The mac & cheese was not my favorite. I'm used to baked mac & cheese with sharp and mild cheddar melted all throughout the dish. This was not that, but it's not a deterrent to me returning here in the future. The entire restaurant seemed to be abuzz on this Saturday night. Great vibe and definitely a place to visit with friends in the future.

Walking in I didn't know what to expect. It was a dimly lit sports bar with a high noise level so at this point I figured I'd order some wings or average bar food. However after the waitress Antonella answered some questions about the menu I was pleasantly surprised that this establishment offered high quality food! Our party ordered french onion soup, a falafel salad, lamb chops, truffle mac, Branzino, and general pso cauliflower. All dishes were seasoned to perfection and truly a delight for my palate. The outdoor ambiance was epic at night!

We came for dinner Friday night. The food was okay. I had fish which was plated on top of squash and a purée of a vegetable. The mac and cheese was very bland. The general tso cauliflower was good. Don't know if I wanted to come back as we were celebrating my birthday. We came back for brunch and it was very disappointing. They did not have much on the menu. They did not even have any coffee. No steak sauce. The sangria was terrible. The waffle was very thin and hard. I had to send my food back because it was cold. My friend had the French toast and it was burnt. Not coming back... They got a one star because of the waitress.

This burger was probably the best burger I ever had, so juicy and filling. The server was very nice. Beautiful view as well.

We came for a Saturday brunch. We sat by the bar n our mixologist was great, friendly smile. Love the big windows so you can see manhattan & Jersey waterfront. Croque madam was so big I had to take half home. The drinks are amazing. The sweet potato fries were like nothing I ever had, thick cut n so crispy. Usually they are soggy. Love this place.

My brother threw his 30th Birthday party here and we all had a great time. I can't speak too much on the food, as it was not the highlight of the event by any means. Their drinks, however, were good and the bartender and servers were very nice. The views here are stunning! They have a huge, open parking lot and they have valet service as well, which was fantastic in the cold! My brother rented one of their rooms to host the party and we had it for 4 hours. We were able to hire a DJ and decorate pretty much as we pleased and everything turned out great. The biggest downside was the "security guard". At the end, he ushered everyone out VERY aggressively, gave our entire party an attitude, and wouldn't even let me back into the room to get my car keys from my brother without SERIOUS convincing. It was obvious that no one was still trying to "party" as all drinks had stopped, music was shut down, etc. There was no need the end the night like that. Otherwise, everyone had a fantastic time and the photos with their views were epic.

I stopped by Pier 115 on Saturday night for a birthday dinner. The views and the place itself are amazing. The service was also really good. Our waitress (I wish I knew her name - long black hair) was very attentive, friendly, and accommodating. To start off I got a margarita. It was solid and very refreshing. We skipped appetizers and went right for entrees. I got the salmon dish, others at the table got wings, burgers, and sea bass. My salmon dish was pretty good I enjoyed the actual salmon and the mussels. I wasn't a fan of the date chutney it came with. I ordered mash potatoes as a side and those were really good. The people who got wings and burgers said their food was okay, the person who got the sea bass was disappointed and said the fish tasted extremely fishy (aka not fresh and maybe was another type of fish). A few of us opted for dessert that was also pretty good. They were really nice and brought out candles for the birthday girls. Overall this place is nice, the food could be better especially for the price. I would return for the views and maybe a drink but wouldn't recommend for the food itself.

Food was average for a hefty price. Sushi was good and fresh but way too expensive for what you get. But we did enjoy it and thought they tasted good. Ordered mussels in white sauce. The bowl was on the smaller side. Mussels we're good and the bread on the side was a nice touch. Entrees were okay. Ordered four and everyone reported back the same - just average. The fish was piled on bread, which was soggy, the NY strip lacked flavor. My filet minion was good but cooked wrong - the server had mixed up the cooking of the filet and the NY strip. I requested medium and my boyfriend medium rare. I received medium rare and his was medium. The pork chops were okay. The cookie skillet was very good. We split it between four people and it was the perfect amount to split after a large meal. The server never checked in or asked how the meal was. Views were good, but wished the service was better. 3.5 stars

Great location overlooking NY skyline. You can go there for dinner, or go for the bar and potentially some dancing as they bring in a DJ later on weekends. I like how there are different sections you can hang out in and even eat in. I go there often but just recently discorde a room where you can host an event or have a large dinner. Service for the large dinner was okay, a bit slow and hard to get a hold of the waitress..

Amazing food, great service, cute spot right by the water with a great view of the NYC skyline! I came here with a large group to celebrate my friend's graduation. Our server was attentive and helpful. Our food came out pretty fast and everything was delicious!! I will definitely be back. Not pictured here but we also got the seared octopus and Prince Edward Island mussels. So good, HIGHLY recommend.

We were here just for apps and drinks for a weekday brunch; and ordered the grilled octopus and mussels. Both were great dishes, the grilled octopus very close to perfection (I've had slightly better ones in Hoboken), sauce on the white mussels just .. chefs kiss, perfect to soak up with the bread provided. I had the rose Argentina and I thought it was an interesting choice, almost musky or spicy but I truly enjoyed it with my meal. Slightly darker in color than most rose' I've tried too. We got a booth overlooking the water and I think I liked this better to where I've been seated before the times I've been here.

The atmosphere is great, good is great, service is great. I love their calamari combo & yuzu rainbow roll! Special thanks to our server Kenia, for her great service & attitude!

Traveled from out of state to bring in the new year at what was supposed to be an upscale New Jersey restaurant. Arrived on time only to wait outside for an hour and a half. Was finally seated 1/2 hour before midnight. We got one round of drinks and an appetizer-the ball in Times Square dropped and waited another hour for our 2nd course. We were comped a second drink and 45 minutes later we learned the kitchen had closed without serving us. We were returned our deposit and comped for our soups. Left without ever eating the rest of the 4 courses. Never again. Note the waitstaff were good even though we had to ask for glasses of water while waiting. Management deserved an F in facilitating a New Years event of that magnitude. Disappointing.

The place: unreal location, crazy views, cool space, casual design The vibe: it's interesting. It had elements of a sports bar, a club, and a trendy dinner spot. Not sure they all worked together. It felt a little try hard. I didn't get the impression that the place had a real identity The food: it was good. The spare ribs appetizer was delicious and the Wagyu burger was good. I wasn't a fan of the menu as a whole. Too much variety is a bit off putting to me. And the entrees selection was weak, not many wraps or sandwiches just a few burger options plus other meats. Drinks: very good. Also didn't love the selection for cocktails

This establishment is good!! My fiancé and I dined here for brunch and we ordered the following: General Tso's Cauliflower wings, Prince Edward Island Mussels, Lemon Ricotta Pancakes (brunch item!), Chicken Vodka Parm pizza, and the Linguini di Mare. The appetizers, the cauliflower wings & mussels, were amazing!! The sauce in the wings was perfectly sweet and spicy, and the cauliflower was crispy and cooked well. Mussels had a delectable sauce and was pretty fresh! The pancakes were lovely, I wasn't too crazy about it but the lemon ricotta and berry compote were delish. My linguini di mare was perfect - it had shrimp, clams, and scallops with a delicious broccoli pesto sauce. I really enjoyed it!! Pizza was okay, nothing crazy/special, but was good. The experience was fine as well. I felt like our servers weren't as attentive as I would like, but they were sweet nonetheless when they spoke with us. Lastly, the view is gorgeous! Sadly we weren't able to sit outside the day we were there, but I bet it is so beautiful during warmer days especially around sunset time!

So sad we used to love going to this spot for happy hour but they took the sushi rolls off so now we have to find another sushi spot. :-(

DISCLAIMER : THE FOLLOWING REVIEW IS FOR AcQUA CATERING IN SAME BUILDING 2nd fl. partner to Pier 115 . I went to the venue for the company holiday party . We had rented the top floor . The view of the NYC skyline is nice but it's of the upper west side , so there is no discernible iconic buildings in site . It's at the edge off the Hudson River. The windows are clearly not double pane . The food was cold , the room was FRIGID , the BR an Icebox ! The Valet parking 45 -60 mins , given there was 2 events that night plus there is a bar on first floor . I walked the equivalent of 2 block to park .Although there was a huge parking lot next to the building fenced in and not used . Would i go back , no . Sorry but I accidentally deleted all the photos and videos i took. nothing to see here anyways

Came here on a date night. We were able to get a booth, kick back and relax. Enjoyed the games that was on. The food we had was excellent, really enjoyed it. The drinks were good, and a fun cool atmosphere.

I had a great time here! They have great views of the NYC skyline and the pizza and calamari trio were delicious. The cocktail I had, Ginger Grant, was also tasty and strong. I had a few glasses of wine and those were decent, but I thought the cocktails were much better.

Stumbled on this place after searching online & made reservations for Father's Day. Easy to get to & plenty of parking which was nice. We went when they opened so it was pretty quiet. Food came quick & was decent. I got steak & eggs. I would come back for the view & photo opps!

Great spot for a hangout or dine in. Located on the water this offers some great views with your dinner. Indoor and outdoor seating offers best of both worlds. Coupled with great menu items and courteous staff you will enjoy your evening. The parking is a bit of a scramble. You can pull up for valet service, or park on the outside of the main building for free parking. There will be a walk to the main entrance if you choose to park your own ride.

My friend and I came here for a quick bite to eat, and were excited to try this place out. Unfortunately, we were not given the best service. It took awhile for a waitress to come and greet us and get our drink orders. We saw the waitresses in the corner making drinks for themselves and chatting, and were then told that no one knew we were seated, meanwhile we were walked past many times. The food was good, and the restaurant had a nice ambiance and view. Unfortunately, the lackluster service really put a damper on our experience.

i feel like pier 115 used to be fun but its not as great as it used to be. i went last week on a friday night to the side where the dj was and it was dead, only 5-6 people and no one was dancing or anything. the other side is all guys watching the games on tv. the prices of the food increased so much

Five stars are for Abby and Nicolette the bartenders. The bar was packed and every cocktail table was occupied for the soccer game. They were very attentive to every customer. Restaurant review 1 star: parking lot needs paving and there's a weird chemical smell. (Valet parking is available) The food comes out really fast, which made me think it was prepared ahead of time. The tuna roll had too much sauce on the plate. Onions were greasy. Fries were not hot, hard and no salt. I would return for drinks only while I enjoy sitting on the pier.

Pier 115 is a hidden gem and if you don't pay close attention you will miss it when driving. I like the spot for a happy hour or a meal. The menu is all over the place with everything from sushi to pizza. I tried both and they were good. The general tso's cauliflower was probably my favorite. I like sitting outside overlooking nyc. The pier is nice and goes far into the water. Fun spot. 4 stars.

Selected this restaurant from TikTok for my bf bday dinner and I was very impressed with the attentive service for a party of 16 people. The food was your average American dishes, whereas some of dishes ordered were a hit or miss. Overall, The scenery ,atmosphere ,and service were great!!!. The prices are reasonable, because Our bill was $1300 for 16 people and we all ordered appetizers entrees and drinks. PRO: 1.Valet parking ($10) 2.Great scenery ( restaurant sits on water) 3. Great atmosphere and big tv's to watch sports 4. Fresh sushi (the best dish) 5. Reasonable prices Btw, I initially reserved a party for 20 people and the establishment was so helpful and had our tables ready to go with no deposit or hassle !!

We were turned away by a security guard even before we could get to the hostess and ask if we can sit outside with our small dog. So I'm guessing they are no longer dog-friendly.

It was our first time at Pier One 15, ambience was nice, staff was friendly, food was ok. We ordered Margarita classic, thin oven-baked, just not as flavorful. Filet mignon meat was right, but the sauce was too salty. Mashed potato was creamy and flavorful- recommending to order. Pork chopped-presentation was great, but too dried. Starters were fried calamari and mussels. We loved mussels, presentation was great, and tasty--recommending! Was able to make reservation online, simple and easy.

Cool spot with amazing view. Customer Service: she was really good ( she did say her name but was good) Food quantity: good and came out quick ++ Price : ok , not cheap but not overly expensive. Visit: worth a visit Check the site cause they do have big event. Also can get crowded in the evening so manage your time. Decor: cool , sport bar vibe and clean Restroom: clean

Came here with some friends after having brunch with no alcohol on a beautiful Saturday afternoon. The view was perfect and on a nice day, I can see this place being packed. We parked and then walked along the side of the water until we saw the door. We were greeted as soon as we walked in and was seated towards the back. Upon arrival there was a couple playing guitars and singing (we weren't impressed but they get an A for the effort). We reluctantly asked to be seated at a high top because it brought us closer to the music but we were able to see the view better as well as a better view of the TV's that we're showing soccer and football games. We weren't hungry enough to try the food but peeped the food that was being brought out. The pizza here seemed to be very popular with a fire grill near the back and plenty of people ordering them. A young lady was walking around offering to take pictures of people for a small fee after she printed them out for you. This is a cute restaurant on the water that shows a nice view of the skyline. Will definitely return when the weather is nice.