"While it isn’t technically within Houston city limits, Pier 6 in San Leon is frequented by plenty of Houstonians aching for dinner (and lunch or brunch) with a view. The waterfront restaurant offers stunning Gulf views from its vast dining room and sprawling outdoor patio and bar, and an abundance of seafood delights to pair with Insta-worthy frozen cocktails. The oysters are the star of the show here, with its Hot Blooded version served broiled with zesty garlic, Sriracha, and habanero butter. Diners can also enjoy a standout fried seafood platter, lobster rolls, and pecan-crusted redfish. Unwind out on the swing chairs that overlook the pier." - Brittany Britto Garley
"Pier 6, located in Charlestown, offers an epic skyline and water views with a raw bar, small plates, lobster rolls, and cocktails." - Erika Adams
"This Charlestown restaurant offers unbeatable water views as well as various private dining opportunities. A private dining room with a long communal table seats groups up to 12 (or a standing reception up to 25), and the dining room and bar can accommodate groups of 40 to 75, with special menus and other customizations available upon request. (Seasonally, the waterfront patio can host events up to 200.) Find more information on Pier 6’s website." - Erika Adams
"Charlestown’s Pier 6 offers full panoramic views of downtown Boston and plenty of deck space to enjoy a warm afternoon or an evening on the water. If you’re getting dinner, the raw bar brings oysters, scallop ceviche, and shrimp cocktails to the table, while bigger dishes like steak frites and fish and chips make it a meal. Post dinner, this is a good hang for the views and people watching." - Tanya Edwards
"Pier 6 will be hosting a New Year’s Eve cocktail party from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. featuring a raw bar display and passed apps, a champagne toast, party favors, and a front-row seat to the midnight fireworks over the Boston Harbor. Tickets are $70." - Erika Adams