Pier 57

Great way to spend an afternoon in NYC! There is a City Winery here along with several restaurants and bars! They even have a roof top playground. We tried the Indian restaurant Ammi and the hot dog joint. Both were delicious. This pier is right next to Little Island and you can get a great view of the skyline from the rooftop!

The place felt pretty quiet—not many people around, and the food wasn’t very good. But the restroom was easy to access, and the space inside was really large. I hope they can develop more interesting activities in the future. That said, there were plenty of public seating areas, which were super comfortable, and the view was really nice too.

Pier 57 offers a serene retreat where you can unwind and take in stunning views of the waterfront. However, when it comes to dining options, it falls short compared to the vibrant culinary scene at Chelsea Market, and prices can be on the higher side. For New Yorkers, this location serves as an ideal meeting point for collaboration or creative work, with an abundance of tables and comfortable seating encouraging a laid-back atmosphere. At the far end of the pier, the bar boasts breathtaking vistas that are perfect for sipping a drink while watching the sunset. Additionally, the public rooftop is a gem, featuring beautifully landscaped areas where you can relax, socialize, or simply enjoy the panoramic views of the city skyline and surrounding waters.

It was 100° outside today! But I still enjoyed it! At first I went to little island and roamed around pier 59 for a bit. Then I went to pier 57. When I got too hot from walking outside I went inside the market 57 and cooled down. Had some delicious food - burger+fires+coke - you can't go wrong with this og combo 😅. There's a variety of food for you to choose from. Then I walked around the rooftop and enjoyed the breathtaking views! I would have stayed longer if it wasn't so hot out there today. Overall it was great for a first time visit and I would definitely go there again.

A great spot to visit! The lower level features a lively food market with a variety of fast food options and restaurants, though it does close relatively early. Upstairs, there’s a Public Rooftop Park offering stunning views of Little Island and New Jersey across the Hudson River. An ideal place to spend a relaxing afternoon — highly recommended!

We enjoyed some kind of island food. The park upstairs is super fun. The food was just so so. Cold fries, but the burger was good, the jerk chicken was good but not spicy, the sweet potato empanada was weird. Anyway, all in all it was a good experience.

Nice view of the city and beautiful place to look at the sunset. However, it’s always surrounded by people. There a big foodcourt there but the choice is not really interesting

This was a really cool place. Great views. A few food options but not the most lol. The Chelsea Market is across the way with more food options Looks like they do cooking classes there. Nice place to sit, relax and sightsee

I always find myself at Pier 57 after a run on the westside for several reasons: 1. They have clean restrooms 2. They have food and drinks in the food hall in case you're hungry or parched after your run 3. They have a STUNNING rooftop that overlooks Little Island, FiDi, and the Hudson River. 4. It's warm inside and with the temperatures falling lower and lower, I could always use a cozy respite. Pier 57 is such an amazing public space and I'm always so grateful to have access to their amenities for FREE. If you haven't already, check this place out!

Pier 57's Market 57 is a standout destination, offering a spacious and vibrant food hall that opens daily at 11 AM. Located along the Hudson River, this market features a diverse range of food offerings, making it an excellent spot for anyone looking to enjoy a variety of cuisines in one place. Whether you're in the mood for tacos, pizza, Asian fusion, or something more unique, there's something to satisfy every palate. The market boasts great views of the water, providing a relaxed, scenic atmosphere while you dine. The interior is modern and airy, with plenty of seating options to make your visit comfortable. For those looking to enjoy some fresh air and panoramic views, the rooftop is a fantastic option, but it's best to visit during the summertime when the weather is warm and the outdoor space is at its most inviting. With its laid-back vibe, excellent food, and sweeping views, Market 57 at Pier 57 is a must-visit spot for food lovers in New York City.

My friend and I finally checked this spot out after passing it many times. We walked in and headed straight to the rooftop where the bus are beautiful. It was a hot summer so we got seats in the shade and just relaxed and enjoyed our city gorgeous skyline. There were a lot of people coming and going. There's plenty of space for you to enjoy without others crowding you. The elevator took us to the main roof top then we realized there was an upper level where you had to walk the stairs for a higher view. We took some pictures and chilled before we went downstairs to the food court for lunch. The day was hot and muggy so it felt great being inside the cool air conditioned food court. They have several food options you can choose from like Indian, Jamaican, Mexican, Korean along with dessert spots. I didn't realize the food court was considered "Market 57." Initially we were going to eat outside and enjoy our food looking at the views. However, that sun and humidity said uh uh. lol so back inside we went. We had to look for seats because it was pretty crowded but found some within a few minutes.

It is worth going to this pier park. Amazing how they transformed the place to a well visited site. The building has a star rated winery, food hall, recreation spaces, office spots, rooftop park and great view of Hudson River. Location is convenient to transportation, in the heart of famous Chelsea area and has great views of LES and Jersey. The pier is next to one of the city's tourist attractions Little Island. We stayed for sunset and was unforgettable summer get together with my girlfriends. Will always put in my heart to return if given an opportunity.

I visited here when I had a show at City Winery, which is on Pier 57. Home to Little Island, a lot of outdoor shows and events. There is a public rooftop garden. Lots of shops. A dining hall. As I mentioned, City Winery, where you can buy wine, have cocktails, see a show, have brunch or a light meal. The rooftop park has great views of the water, the city skyline, and a cool alternative view of Little Island. It's also where the Titanic was originally supposed to arrive. The pier gate (in my photos) is still there! A dog friendly space, a place for runners, bikers, skateboarders, or to just sit and enjoy one of New York's many public spaces. I don't spend a ton of time in Chelsea, but this is a wonderful, worthwhile spot to spend an afternoon or the whole day.

It's now one of New York City's largest public rooftop parks. Pier 57 is located on W 15 St. & Hudson River Park -- a mixture of office space (Google), a public park, and a food Hall with 16 vendors. The beautiful views from the Rooftop Park at Pier 57 are a sight to behold. Offers stunning panoramic views of Lower Manhattan and New York Harbor. It's the perfect place to have a picnic, gather with friends, or enjoy a sunset. Guests can access the park from Pier 57's ground floor southern entrance, directly across from Little Island, or take the stairs or elevator from inside. The best view of the little island can be seen from the south side of the Rooftop The rooftop itself offers views of Little Island with its mushroom-shaped pylons to the south and the Chelsea Piers golf-driving range to the north from its window-side counter seats. Offering incredible views of Hudson River Park, the New York City skyline, and New York Harbor, the rooftop is the perfect place to add to your morning walk routine, meet for a lunchtime picnic, and gather with friends for an unforgettable sunset.

Great free public space that has lots of food options and seating throughout. Expect to pay about $15-20 for meals, $4 for soft drinks and $10 for beers...on par with similar places like this. The Pier also offers some amazing views of Hudson Yards to the North and Little Island and the Freedom Tower to the South. The views are even better on their rooftop park...also free and open to the public until 1am. Accessible by stairs or elevator. Most food stands open until about 8am, but the Pier itself is open until 1am. Clean bathrooms. Very close to both Little Island and the Chelsea Market...very convenient include this in a daytrip to this area and visit all three places. They are all free to enter.

Really enjoy the concept of this space! Not only is there a food court featuring various cuisines, but also conference/rooms for meetings and a beautiful roof top area! The rooftop area is my fav. It provides beautiful views of the Hudson River, Chelsea area/west side, and parts of NJ. Perf for showing friends/family around when they visit! It's free and has 2 levels. I can totally see hangouts or mini picnics happening here. Elevator/stair access was a little harder to find but can be access if you walk further into the building. The food area offers a wide range of options but be mindful that they have a little break between lunch and dinner rush. When I went around 430ish a lot of things weren't reopening until 5pm. The pier building also has a bunch of tables with plugs that I can see people doing work/meeting up here. Would be very cool to attend a conference here!

Nice selection of various ethnic foods and beer and wine. Our group separated and everyone picked up different flavors. Soo much fun.

Very nice place right on the water with a decent variety of places to grab a bite to eat or even grab a drink . I would say they probably have enough spots to satisfy and food cravings . Pizza, tacos, seafood, Asian and cafe . You can have seat inside or take it up to the roof top to take in the beautiful sunset . Prices are a little high for most of the spots but worth a try .

I visited this area for a hybrid Toastmasters Club meeting in Oyster classroom. When I got to Pier 57, I thought it would be easy to find but I had to ask around to find out. Pier 57 itself is a nice place filled with little restaurants, shops, and conference rooms/ classrooms. It's very close to the Little Island. I had a nice time and look forward to visiting this place again.

A nice pier is next to the little island and Highline, and there is a nice-sized food court. I heard about this place about a month ago, and we were in NYC, so we decided to stop by. It's open to the public. They have a good food court with all kinds of drinks and food on the 1st floor and an open-top park on the 2nd floor. Nice view of the Hudson River. I enjoyed stopping here. I tried dumplings from one of the restaurants in the food court, and we liked them. Will visit again.

Awesome spot for watching the macy's fireworks! Huge space to roam around, chill and play games. The latte I had was very milky with some espresso. Got the job done. The rooftop at night has alot bugs ick lol

Had a nice outing at Pier 57 today! Walking to Pier 57, you get a nice view of the Hudson River, as well as NJ. Inside the building, there is a Market consisting of several different food vendors you could choose from (Italian, American, Asian, etc). They also have a winery inside. On the top floor, there's an open rooftop where you can enjoy some beautiful scenic views. The rooftop platform is very big with lots of benches to sit on. Some are in the shade, while others are not. Overall, this is a great spot for tourists and new yorkers to check out if they want to enjoy some good food with a nice view.

Food court meets community space. The food court is Market 57, an overpriced hipster food hall curated by James Beard, the Dean of American cookery who paved the way for celebrity chefs. Anchored by the massive City Winery (also a venue), spots include Ammi (homestyle Indian), Bissou (Japanese), Bird & Branch (specialty coffee), Due Madri (Italian), the Galley (seafood), Harlem Hops (Craft Beer), Honey Bunny (Chicken & Biscuits), Local Roots (Chinese snacks), Lolo's on the Water (Island BBQ), Mijo (Mexican), Mother Shuckers (Cajun Raw Bar), Nom-Wah (Dim Sum), Sahadi's (Mediterranean), and Zaab Zaab (Thai). It's basically a food truck event without the trucks. The community space has classrooms for culinary, recreational, and educational uses. "The Living Room" with views of the Hudson is surprisingly is open until 1am. Rooftop Park is...well, the name gives it away... a park on the rooftop. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, Pier 57 was built in 1907 for shipping and storage, leased to the chemical conglomerate Grace Line in 1939, it was lit in 1947 (literally), reconstructed and reopened in 1954, winning the Architectural League of New York's Gold Medal in Engineering (or an "ALNYGME") for this innovative design in 1955, and used as a bus terminal in 1971-2003. Vacated in 2004, the RNC used it as a detention center for about 1500 protesters, earning the nickname Guantanamo on the Hudson. That part is not on their website. You want the truth? You can't handle the truth.

Food court with all types of food, area for working and relaxing, and really nice free, outdoor park on top of the building - it's a great way to walk around and enjoy some AC too on a hot day. From the top of the building, you can get a good view of Little Island and downtown, as well as uptown from the other side. Very green and there are free bathrooms to use as well, very clean and new. Not much shade though.

Dog friendly food court with a large rooftop. The rooftop has amazing views of downtown Manhattan and is completely free. Highly recommend picnicking or sunbathing here.

Not sure how we haven't discovered this place before. They have a fun food hall and an amazing roof deck with incredible views. Definitely check this place out if you haven't.

Nothing special ~ overpriced food court for tourists, the rooftop garden is nice if u need some fresh air for free u can see little island from the rooftop

This is such a great space. I was in the area and decided to check it out. There is space is relax inside and outside. You can lounge on bean bags inside or you can walk to the roof top and lounge outside on the grassy area. There are lots of food options for drinks, international food, etc. You can also purchase tickets to dine with celebrity chefs and have a multiple course meal that's cooked right in front of you. I was here in the afternoon, and there was a DJ in the food hall space. They definitely have a lot going on here. If you're in the area, I'd recommend checking out Pier 57!

Came to walk around Little Island and Chelsea Market with some friends visiting from out of town and wandered over to Pier 57 afterwards. I'd noticed several months ago that the space was being prepped to open a food court inside and also noticed a handful of people on the roof then, ever since I'd been meaning to come check it out and glad I did! While much of the building seems to have been taken over by Google as a spillover from their 15/16th Street location, the new food court inside has about a dozen or so options, and a decent amount of indoor space to hang out and enjoy your meal/time. So far it's less crowded than Chelsea Market but surely it'll get more crowded over the course of the next several months. The rooftop park is an excellent option to enjoy river views and take a relaxing stroll or lay out on the grassy areas.

The place is beautiful and very elegant. The only downside is stuff is very pricey and they give out small portions. It's sort of like an airport. They have tons of different cuisines to choose from.

This food hall, also known as Market 57, is home to a Google campus. It also has 15 food stalls which includes a variety of cuisines. We tried aminos Mexican cuisine and it did not disappoint. The guacamole was creamy yet had some fresh chunks of avocado. The chilaquiles were delish, but just so you're aware a little bit spicy. You're sure to find something to eat here while enjoying a great view. There's even a large terrace on the roof with some more cool views. It's definitely worth a visit if in the area!

Probably the best dining hall in Manhattan in terms of space and view. You could come here with an entire Catholic village where birth control is forbidden, and there'd still be space to fit everyone. The food options are on the quirkier side, skewing more toward fusion, fine dining creativity or plant-based, so if you want straightforward burgers, fries or pasta, you're better off going elsewhere. The rest will enjoy things like the generously portioned chicken biryani from Ammi, or the incredible Sweet Corn Saffron from Malai. Mmmmm!

I loved this pier, they have so many options for food. Large areas for sitting, clean bathrooms and a super cool rooftop area where you can sit and enjoy the city and the sun for free! 10/10

Free rooftop park. Beautiful views. Food hall is on the pricey side as expected. Park opens til 1 am.

Absolutely great addition to the neighborhood. Love having so many wonderful choices just up the street. Not sure of the James Beard connection, but maybe they will have some good programs in the future.

Perfect place to grab a meal and enjoy the best views of Hudson River. I loved grabbing lunch in the market and walking up to the rooftop to take in all the spectacular views. You get great views of Little Island. This is must do when in New York, the best part is that it is free ( just lunch will cost you). Otherwise what a perfect place to meet with friends. Then walk over to Little Island to explore more.

Finally checked out pier 57! It's free to go in. There's a few food places in there like desserts, coffee, snacks, meals, ect. There's a rooftop seat area and a few seats inside on the main level. Beautiful view from pier 57 while you enjoy your food. There's security walking around and it's pretty clean inside. Stopped by zaab zaab for the chicken larb and boy is it spicy! I got mild and it was incredibly spicy. I recommend no spice. It's a little on the pricier side because rice isn't included. The Thai tea is delicious just small. Bessou had chicken kaarage and it was good. Very juicy but could be crispier. The sauces were delicious though. The spicy tuna on crispy rice was so good too! Over all it's a cute place to have a meal with an amazing view

Very cool rooftop park, with great view of Little Island. There's nothing but grass to look at, so not as much of a park as I was expecting. The High Line is better to walk through.

The new food hall has good options but beware that it closes right at 8pm! Make sure you come for an early dinner

Amazing place with plethora of food, drink options and great views! When you walked in, there are an array of Indian food, Thai food, Chinese food, seafood, ice cream and desserts! Ample seating in the back with tables and beautiful couches! There are multiple events venues/rooms in the back as well and looks like they have all sorts of activities/events going on. There is also a rooftop with fantastic view of the Hudson River. Tried the Malai Ice Cream - loved their Rose with Cinnamon Roasted Almonds (pretty floral rose flavor), obsessed with the Pineapple Pink Peppercorn (refreshing pineapple flavor complimented by pops of peppercorns with a kick -what a delightful and creative flavor!), the Mango & Cream flavor is a bit disappointing (lackluster and doesn't have much mango, pretty much just cream...) Would be interested to come back and try more food and activities here!

Loved the vibe, the space and the food options! This is not your small space food hall... they even had a DJ playing great uplifting music! Loved Mothershuckers - great oysters/clams/crab. Friendly service and clean place too! Also enjoyed Lobster Place - best lobster roll (and only $24, which is a bargain in NYC!), great stuffed oysters and a wonderful salmon/caviar roll. All paired with great wine from the wine bar (towards the back). Wonderful late lunch on a Saturday! We'll be back...

To be quite Frank I only went to peruse the area. Although I did see a lot of good eateries; the spot itself was spacious and welcoming, music was playing. Such a vibe. There was a noodle place I wanted to try but it had a long line and I was in a rush.

Pier 57 is a super fun place! I went opening weekend to visit my favorite coffeeshop Bird and Branch, and ended up coming back again for an event the Pier was offering on Chinese calligraphy. It's a great place to come if you and your friends can't decide on where to go for dinner, because everyone can get something they like. I recommend the Korean chicken place and, if you don't mind splurging a bit, the fish and chips are amazing (ask for extra sauce!). Try attending one of the classes they offer. They're pretty fun! It's a cool space. I'd like to return to enjoy the rooftop park.

Fantastic views of little island, battery park area and Chelsea Piers. Visit Pier 57's food hall too. Fantastic restaurants too. City Winery is there too!

Wonderful to see so many cuisines from around the world highlighted in one place. Also appreciate JBF trying to raise visibility of these cuisines. Since everything is stall-sized, selection is limited - though maybe this is an incentive to try the brick and mortar locations - and prices are kind of high.

Great place to hang out with friends and family. There are lots of food and drink options inside. Go to the top and enjoy the magnificent view. This place can be pretty crowded during the weekend.

this place has a really nice upstairs observation deck/park. it was actually pretty nice. you can see little island and NJ across the way. very nice views of the city too. my only complaint is that the food court is way too busy for me. long lines of people at these tiny stands to get food. everything smelled good but i didn't feel like waiting in line. the park was very cute but def. not my favorite one.

Such a cute spot to get food. Gorgeous rooftop as well, one entrance is indoors at the back (closer to the water, past the food court)

Stopped by the pier because the weather was wonderful. First stop was little island, we definitely anticipated a lot of people and some crowding but it wasn't too bad after 7pm. Highlight was the food hall in market 57. There are 15 food vendors, all stalls highlighting a different cuisine. I can tell Nom Wah was a favorite, the line for dimsum was pretty long. There was also Thai food at Zaab Zaab, an oyster cart called mothershuckers and dessert options just to name a few. The food hall had plenty of space to walk around and it felt very vibrant and casual. A great hangout or date spot.

Excellent place to sit and watch the Jersey skyline or just people watch. Lots of place to sit and take in the beauty of the city.

My husband and I are from different vendors -- Asian noodles and Mexican -- and both were quite mediocre. You're far better off walking over to Chelsea Market for Los Mariscos or seafood at the Lobster Place market or Cull and Pistol.

I came here back on June 25 and I had an awesome time. Beautiful views and a great space to hang with friends. There's a parking garage for those interested in driving into the city

Very nice environment; clean and fresh and modern, and the views from the roof terrace were amazing! I have tried some vegan Ethiopian food ( forgot the name of the place) and the protein bowl was great! Tasty food and decent size meal for the price.

Rooftop is definitely recommend for a little date for teens , food isn't so expensive

Such a fun spot to spend time an afternoon! Located right next to Little Island, the rooftop area provides excellent views of both the Island and the Hudson River. Downstairs, the food market has so many options for food, drink, and dessert. My favorite was the masala dosa at ammi, which was crispy and flavorful.

This was such a neat place to chill out for the afternoon! Public access is around the building of where the winery is (they have signage up), you can walk up the stairs or take the manned elevator to the floor you wish to go. On the rooftop there is seating, there is lighting, there are flowerbeds, there is grass, there is gorgeous 360 views, there are dogs allowed, there are benches under shade. Anything you could want! I went the second weekend it opened and it was not crowded at all. Got a spot on the grass and read a book for two hours. Lovely!

The new food hall and rooftop are a fun way to catch up with an old friend! So many options to choose from ranging from Mexican to Japanese. Definitely should be a pit stop after finishing up at Chelsea Market.