The Garden at Cherry Street Pier

Went here to get a beer with friends. They would not accept my ID because they said it was fake after 3 separate people looked it over. They obviously had no idea what they were talking about. I didn’t want to give them my money after how rude they were about the whole thing. I know ID laws are strict but get your staff some proper training.

Went here with my son to get some food and to check out the view. As we walked in, saw there was a lot of art. We did not go out of our way, but what we saw was good. We wanted tacos and bottles of water, ordering was easy and the cashier was friendly and cheerful, price was reasonable. We then found a nice place to sit which had a really nice view of the Ben Franklin Bridge. Our order was ready fairly quickly and staff again very friendly and thankful for our business. I went with pulled brisket (pictured w/chimichurri guacamole, queso fresco, and fried onions) and my son went with jerk chicken (not pictured w/pickled red cabbage, queso fresco, chipotle mayo). I traded him one of my tacos for one of his, both were really good! Definitely worth visiting, would go back and try some other menu items!

What a delight! Always! I have been here in the summer and I have been here in the winter. Both are beautiful in their own way. But the autumn? Wow! Walk through, admire the beautiful art created by local artists and then buy a cocktail from one of the venders in the pier and sip by the water talking to one of your friends from first grade that made a trip in from St. Louis. Or sip by yourself or with a new friend or partner or anyone... because the views of the water, the orange leaves on trees and everything about this place is magical.

This is the perfect spot for an outdoor drink on the water and a great view of the Benjamin Franklin bridge. There are 2 bars out back with beer on tap, frozen cocktails, other canned bevvies, and even some food options. There's is plenty of seating, good music playing, and I can see this being a really fun spot for locals to hang out. The weather was beautiful, so I was surprised to see how dead it was for a Sunday afternoon. The remainder of the pier looks like it's used as artist spaces inside shipping containers which is a cool concept. For such a massive place, it seems like they could really use some anchor businesses and more food options inside to help drive traffic. It's definitely a great mixed use event space and perfect for pop-up markets. Maybe we just went during an off time, especially since football season hasn't officially started yet. Nonetheless, we enjoyed the good music playing and scenic views of sailboats on the Delaware River.

It looked interesting and has potential, but the art exhibits could be better. I bet the out door bar at the back could be fun too could use more food options. Maybe live music

The Cherry Street Pier is a trendy hangout spot overlooking the Delaware River and Ben Franklin Bridge to NJ. Be sure to check out the Liberty Flea Market, which pops up from 10 am to 5 pm on the last Saturday and Sunday in May through August. I was able to purchase the cutest little salt and pepper shakers that I am so excited about! The pier is lined with a variety of vendors from local artists with handmade crafts or thrifted goods. When you walk further out there is plenty of seating and some food/drink options to enjoy by the water. I ordered a watermelon salad, which was a bit overpriced but a nice refreshing treat after a bit of shopping.

"Sometimes the grass is greener on the other side, but what happens when the side you're on is the green that everyone is admiring?" This. This is what it feels like overlooking the shining, glimmering Delaware river from the Cherry Street Pier. This is the spot to be when you're on this side of town looking for a fun time with great friends and loved ones! The Venue Located right next to B. Franklin's bridge, this pier welcomes tourists, locals, artists, creatives, and everything in between you can think of. Stop by during the day and you enjoy little pop-up shops with fun trinkets and the sorts commemorating this deeply rooted city or keeping up with social issues that are constantly on-going in our world. If you head up to the second floor you can peruse and support local artwork or admire the artists at work in their little studios. One thing is for sure, day or night, there is plenty for you to go through and discuss amongst yourself or your group! Great for dates, self-reflection, and friendly conversations :) Can I eat or drink? If you continue to walk towards the end of this pier, there is a foodie and beer garden that is family friendly and welcomes everyone from all walks of life! Keep in mind you have to stay in the area to enjoy your alcoholic beverages and seating is first come first served so be cordial, take a seat and enjoy your time here! There are plenty of unique food items that are both originally Philly and unique spin-offs from classic items such as the Philly Cheesesteak. Pair that with a mouth-watering soda or a fresh-off-the-tap pint and you're ready to sit and grub! The food items are a little more on the higher priced side but that's more of a friendly note seeing as the food is still good and tasty. Final thoughts? It's great eating, watching people ride their jetskis, boats, and clouds pass by throughout the day. If you want some time away from the center of the historic downtown and want to enjoy a summer night or a spring time afternoon, Cherry Street Pier is a solid reliable here on the east side of town!

Spontaneously, decided to take myself on a solo date after work to Cherry Street Pier. I did not know what to expect, and it was an interesting place to explore. Stopped by on a Wednesday evening, which was one of the hottest days of the summer. Yikes! It's apparently open to look at the art, etc., but the different businesses weren't open. So, maybe on the weekends it's more lively and you can purchase stuff lol. I walked towards the back to the beer garden. It was colorful and cool to see the Ben Franklin Bridge as well as the water. Ordered 2 birria brisket. Unfortunately, this could not be substituted for another meat and I'm not really into brisket, but it was very flavorful. I tried their "peachy keen" drink that was blue from the blue curaçao. The drink was very weak. It was nice to be at Cherry Street Pier during the week where it's super chill, but I will be back to explore again on the weekend when it seems to have more things happening.

I'm surprised more people don't visit here. But frankly I'm happy about that. It's a nice chill vibe right along the river. It's dedicated to artists so on the regular there's always something new to explore here. Its location also makes for a great half day of exploring because it's right next to race Street pier and a little north of Spruce St. Harbor Park. the area is very walkable and it's some thing I find myself doing on the regular. There's also dedicated lanes for runners, onewheels, and bicycles. Back to Cherry Street pier... Walk all the way to the back and the building opens up to plentiful seating and the river. It's a great place to have some beers and light food like tacos. Keep your eye out for events like open mic nights. It's an especially beautiful place to catch sunset. And again many people just do not know about it. Or they are unable to get to it. Either way it's something worth checking out.

Came here a little after 4pm and it seemed like things were starting to open. Parked in a metered spot right out front. Saw art work that had been up in celebration of Juneteenth. Saw a lot of studio space for artist and some were there working as we were just strolling along. There were big tables set up for people to gather, eat, play games etc. we saw people we brought there own food sitting n eating, others playing games at a table. As you walk further back, there's a taco food truck in the back and they server alcohol. The tacos and fries were very good, the drinks were ok. Again, more tables and chairs set up and the view is just amazing. Nice chill spot, great location to just walk around.

My friend and I stumbled upon this place by accident - I guess you can say serendipity. We were walking around the waterfront area since she'd never really hung out in Philly (outside of a class fieldtrip to see the Liberty Bell when she was in middle school). I've grown to really love Philly in recent years and wanted to hit up some of my favorite neighborhoods with her. That day, we both discovered Cherry Street Pier and it's been a repeat visit since. We're both fans of public art, so this was great. I love the way they use shipping containers for studios and exhibits. The garden was cool, too. It's accessible for all people and ages. I recommend visiting if you are in the area especially when the weather is nice.

Love this place. There's art, maker space, education, and a great outdoor eatery. I've visited the different marketplaces (fermentation, art, vintage). I've toured the art exhibits. I've seen the galleries and art studios. I like that it is here and supporting artists. There's art education for children, which is cool. As for the garden, it's great especially in pandemic times. It's a fun place to get food and drink in a pretty setting and outdoors where social distancing is easier. Taco Tuesday is a great deal, too!

This is a very cool hangout spot especially on a beautiful fall day. What a smart transformation to add to the Philadelphia waterfront. I was there for the liberty flea and they had a nice amount of vendors with a variety of items at great prices. There's also permanent stores of local artisans. There is a café in the rear that offers a variety of food options and lots of beer and wine options. You can sit on the "inside" or out by the waterfront. I got lucky and got free parking right out front. I also appreciated that they had real bathrooms with real running warm water! Definitely a nice spot to hang out!

So, unbeknownst to the Pier, my husband and I hosted a little "welcome gathering" here for some out of towners the weekend of celebrating our wedding! We had about 30 people coming in total for Saturday stuff and about 30-40% were coming in from out of the area on Friday night. We didn't want to book a space and do anything fancy (our wedding celebration was literally at the baseball game on Saturday so ... we are casual people!) and we really wanted to keep things outdoors or outdoors-adjacent as much as possible, so we told everyone to meet us at Cherry Street Pier at 6pm on Friday 9/23. It was absolutely perfect! There were some people hanging out in the garden area but overall it was pretty quiet. Possibly because there was an art exhibit that just opened the night before and there would be an event for it the following night -- Friday ended up being quiet. The SPCA was there with some adoptable doggos and puppieeees which was fun. The food area is much bigger than I remember. I thought it was just one food truck parked just inside the building but now it's a couple trucks where you order vs. pickup. The website seems to indicate the only food option is tacos and that wasn't true! There was also a Mexican cheesesteak and some other things available. Me being pregnant and a little fussy, we ate before we came, but our guests snacked on the food available and thought it was yummy. Later I did get some chips and guacamole and I thought it was good -- not overly cilantro-y, and I liked the chunks of avocado. Overall we just kind of mulled around and mingled with each other and there was ample space to do so. We moved inside when the sun went down because it got very chilly on the water in the garden, and the table/chairs inside aren't super comfy for hanging out. I think they're used for art classes so I guess that makes sense. The bathrooms aren't anything to write home about, but there ARE bathrooms (not portapotties) and that's a plus when you're showing up with a crowd! Everyone loved the uniqueness of the space and the art. The one exhibit, In These Strange and Uncertain Times, was familiar to me and my husband because that window text was close to the apartment we lived in during the pandemic when we were forced to elope. It kind of brought it all full circle for us and was a really special touch to it all. Overall, highly recommend if you need a space to go with a group on a Friday night and just linger!! Just check their website to make sure they're not closed for an event, or to know if they're open during an event there may be a crowd.

The Cherry Street Pier was a nice little artsy area where you can check out local art while having a view of the pier! We were walking around the riverfront and got to have a sneak peak at this place and it was a nice little place to appreciate local artists while being able to purchase some artwork as well! At the end of the pier, they do have a beer gareen which was unfortunately closed (I think they open closer to evening time). It's a great place to check out some local artwork -- unfortunately, I'm not the hugest fan of art so I was just browsing and walking around but my friend had a great time browsing and looking through local art! It's a great place to just walk around and I think it definitely gets more traffic on the weekends because when we went on a weekday afternoon, it was unfortunately not that poppin'.

A great addition to the waterfront! The space is rehabbed but the vines are intact. It has an industrial, gritty vibe that is reminiscent of its origin. Several retail spaces and an exhibition space are in one side. The other side has views of the bridge. Walking straight back through the cavernous space you see a beautiful view of the river and Camden. The Garden in the back has table and chair seating and a bar. It's a perfect place to sit and relax. There is also seating and a few food options throughout. A jazz band was playing the day I was there. There is also a bathroom open to the public. It's the only bathroom available between Penns Landing.

Cute little spot with a market selling little goods during the summer. I was able to stop by and grab an ice cream cone which was much needed in 85 degree weather. I was able to take a stroll around the pier for some fresh air, watch boats pass by, and look at the view of Camden (haha).

The Cherry Street Pier was a pretty cool place that my family and I visit while we were in Philadelphia. This is nice. They had live music plans time we visited it also had an art gallery a nice restrooms and I had a beer garden at the end good place that we had a good time

Love this place! It is a positive experience every time I go. Get place to sit and have a drink and a bite with an amazing view of the river. Ben, Tom, and George would hangout here! I highly recommend!!

This space is AWESOME. I attended an event here as part of a conference, but it's clear this space serves many purposes, including: public park, artist studios, farmers' market and general gathering space. Cherry Street Pier was a fruit and vegetable shipping pier along the Delaware River and the place where the very first banana entered the United States - fun fact. It has since been reimagined into a gorgeous multiuse space. Thank you to Carla Fisher, a fiber artist, for telling our group more about the history and use of the Pier. Stop in to her artist studio (all located within shipping containers) to see her incredible work and visit her dog, Luke. And definitely walk out to the pier to see the Ben Franklin Bridge, Delaware River and Camden, NJ across the water. We were lucky enough to witness a stunning sunset! The beautiful string lights were a lovely touch, too. I would love to visit this space when it's activated with many people!

The four of us came here a few weeks ago and were blown away by the beauty of this space. The art is fun, the beer garden is gorgeous and the views are the best in the city. We ordered a couple of beers, the service is fast and the beer is cold! we didn't get to try any of the snacks but the trolly car food truck looks and smelt great! I will be taking everyone who comes to visit me here. This is a must do!

Beautiful river view. There are Hardena at the back and Little Baby's ice cream. The indoor is plain and not much going on. I wish there are more vendors

Love the spot, especially for what's around it. We love Race St Pier, and having that right next door to a sheltered pier is great. The constantly changing art keeps it fresh, public bathrooms are a godsend and there's food and drink too?! I want a fan of the taco salad - it was too light with lots of lettuce and very little beans, corn, avocado. The tacos were also very small for the prices. The drinks are just fine of course. The garden at the back is lovely, overlooking the water. We often head to Spruce St harbor Park before or after and I'm excited to see more of the waterfront converted to commercial use

I visited Cherry Street Pier during the first week of opening. I wanted to experience all the hype and excitement that Cherry Street Pier had to offer. The art installations were cool throughout the location and I like the small galleries showing the work of local artists. The space is wide open and has much space for expansion of other projects as time goes on. There were food trucks offering food and there is sitting throughout the space to people watch as you eat some small bites. I am hopeful that the space will continue to offer artists the opportunity to showcase new and interesting installations and exhibits. I am interested to see how the space will evolve over time and how it will be utilized during the colder weather.

Cherry Street Pier is such a unique, beautiful, and much welcomed addition to our wonderful city. Whether you're looking for beautiful views, unique art installations, local vendors, or just a place to enjoy some fresh air, Cherry Street Pier offers a true reflection of the best of what makes Philly such an amazing place to live. Three cheers for the curators for repurposing a large abandoned industrial waste of space into gathering place for the entire community. This is a true city park, open from morning until night, no entry fees, no cost to indulge in the beautiful sights of the Ben Franklin bridge, Delaware river, and the nearby laneways of Old City. This is not the easiest place to access by car, as street/metered parking nearby is limited. However, you can easily utilize the Indego Bike Dock, MFL, bus lines, or various rideshare options to access this space. I typically either walk from an Old City street spot or bring a Lyft. While there's not cost to enjoy this space, bring some loose change and indulge in a cone of Little Baby's ice cream or a cold draft beer. Keep tabs on the Cherry Street Facebook page for updates regarding cool events like art installations, craft fairs, food markets, and music performances. This is such a nice, happy, feel-good spot, and I'm already looking forward to my next visit.

Cherry Street Pier is one of those new park experiences that I was yearning for the moment that I heard about it. And when I first heard that my beloved Indonesian spot Hardena was slated to be one of their food options, I immediately marked opening day on my calendar. And this is how I came to arrive early and type my review while I wait for them to officially open up for a Press Event thing in a few minutes! Arriving early means you get to preview a bit with minimal hassle. And with its pristine waterfront view, 3 trolley car food stations, bar space, see saws that can be illuminated, ample seating spaces, artist spaces, and... typewriters?, Cherry Street Pier has a lot of interesting things that you can enjoy. Because I arrived early on the first day the bar wasn't ready, and some of the food stations were just setting up. But Hardena hooked up the tastiest and juiciest lamb satay that I ever savored. And it should pair well with some Little Baby's Ice Cream once they're ready. The sound of the drums officially means that they're open and it's time to grab a Troegs Master of Pumpkins. But be sure to check here out during the Festival of People!

What a cool, vibrant space! Seems like there's always something new and different going on here, whether it's an art or music installation or a flea market. The beer garden is one of my top spots to kill a few hours by the river. Great views, good drinks, and good food. It's seat yourself, so get there before prime time to scope out the best spot! They have the food and bar trucks up front, but there's another bar in the back. Don't forget to grab some french toast sticks on your way out!!!

Cherry Street Pier is a great place to unwind and relax by the water!! It's the perfect summer treat for all ages! It's pure happiness in a pier lol! I visited Cherry Street Pier for their Food Trust Market festival and when I arrived at the Pier, I noticed a very large warehouse type of building that had lots of vendors such as a vendor for produce, ice cream, smoothies and much more. Cherry Street Pier also has an educational area that gives background information on the South Philly area. It has two levels and on the 2nd level of the building are paintings by local philly artist. Overall Cherry Street Pier is open all year round with events happening on a regular basis. Check out their website to get the latest on their next event!

An interesting concept that allows people and their pets to walk around, drink, relax, and look at various art works from local artists. It's essentially a giant warehouse turned hip and very spacious. It's free to walk-in and open to all ages. I saw many parents bringing their kids and strollers around. The seesaws were really cool since they glowed and they had these rainbow glass prism installations that you could spin around. A lot of people headed out to the end of the pier to take pictures of the water view, especially pretty during sunset. There isn't much food since it's just three food "trolleys." But you can bring outside food and drink. There are a couple little patio table and chairs/benches to sit at. There were two stories of studios to the left for artists to display their pieces and some were available for sale. Others were selling T-shirts and knick knacks. Kind of reminds me of pop-up Etsy shops. Apparently, they'll have different events next week but it's definitely worth taking a quick look if you're in the area. I think it would be a great location for local bands/musicians to play.

The Philly flea market was held here today as well as at the race Street Pier. First time making it to this location and although it was smaller than I thought it was going to be I was able to find a few good fines as well as a few purchases at the farmers market. In addition had a very tasty lunch from one of the few food stands

I stopped by during hot Saturday morning to check out the space. There was a flea market and a small farmers market being held which kept me entertained for a few hours. Vendors were very friendly and high quality. The bathroom was clean and welcoming. I'd return for more events since the space is really nice.

So cute! Great 1st date spot. You seat yourself & can walk up the the food trucks & bar to order. Great venue! 3 stars because the menu and food was underwhelming. Lots of bbq type options. Ended up walking across the street to get food elsewhere. Also, drink prices weren't great for what they were. They auto-tipped themselves, so I was charged over $14 for a little 8oz plastic cup frozen margarita

We were lucky to visit this place on a beautiful spring day! The tiny room for elephants art exhibition was featured this particular Sunday, there was a DJ playing music and several activities (painting for kids) going on. We decided to sit close to the river and got a couple of beers, there are a few food carts. We decided to get the Indonesian food and although it took longer than expected the food was delicious! We got the beef sliders and the lamb satay. Delicious! Apparently it's a part of a restaurant called Hardena, I can't wait to head there!

Great space to relax - located in Philadelphia's Delaware River Waterfront. We enjoyed the art displaced street art style. The were giant sets of Connect Four games and Badminton sets to distract the mind. The shaded areas provides welcome relief to the hot bright sun today. We were visiting Philadelphia on a Friday - there wrre 3 open food trucks in the space. Based on the signage, its looks like there's a food market scheduled to be held at the space on Saturdays 10 to 2 pm.

I love that you can be as involved as you want to be at this very pretty and hip outdoor/indoor spot right on the water. You can either walk up to the drink vendor or small bar they have set up; you can also just scan a bar code on your phone and have order drinks/ food to be delivered to your table. I'm sure the menu will rotate but I've been at least three or four times and there have been the same items. The cucumber salad, bbq hotdog, roast pork sandwich, and orzo salad have all been delightful, and I would say appropriately priced. I think that there's a good selections of drinks as well. A few different beers, ciders/seltzers, cocktails, and my favorite, frozen drinks. It's very fun to sit at the end of the pier and watch people go by on the ferry, boats, and jet ski's. Always interesting to look at the art too. Graham is my favorite bar tender!

Cherry Street Pier is a great addition to the waterfront. It has a gorgeous garden area at the end of the pier near the water. There 2 food vendors, ice cream and a bar. Space for local artist both upstairs and down. There real cool giant seesaws that play music.

The Garden at Cherry street: I will not go in depth with this because, the weather was not very cooperative on Friday it was cold and breezy but they are totally contactless everything is done by your phone. I made reservations using Resy, another app you'll have to down load. I will be back to get the real feel of this place

Great indoor outdoor place to hangout with friends. Beers, Food, Ice-creams and to top it there is see-saw for adults. I don't remember the last time I sat on it and it was so much fun. It was fun evening hanging out with friends and enjoy the art.

Really appreciate the beer/food garden here. The tables are properly spaced, and the reservation system they have prevents the place from getting overcrowded. FYI, they will ask each time you get a drink whether you have food on the table (not just whether you got food -- but whether it's on the table). So that's something to keep in mind. We had the pretzel, and it was quite tasty. Good selection of beer, too. What brings this down a star, though, is that they don't clean the tables after people leave. The system they have set up now doesn't really allow for that. The staff is definitely doing the best they can, but cleaning the tables would really help go a long way, too.

This place opened up yesterday for the first time to the public. I would describe the concept of this pier as a place for food, drinks, and artists. The premise the design is to provide spots for artists to work and a place where visitors can come and see this work. There are sculptors, painters, photographers, musicians, and graphic designers that occupy the office spaces here. The rest of the pier is an open spot for the public to lounge, wander, eat, drink, and observe whatever performance may be going on. It is a beautiful spacious spot that is close to Spring Garden St. There are lounge chairs and seating areas all throughout and food and alcoholic drink stations are also placed. Dogs are welcome but they must be on a leash and no outside alcohol is permitted. One thing to note is there are public restrooms here. This is convenient as the pier is open 24/7 365 days a year. I don't know if this extends to the bathrooms, however. Another thing to note, there are no urinals in the men's bathrooms so expect a line when its busy (there are only 4 stalls). Overall, this is a fantastic addition to the Columbus Blvd area. It enhances the livability and overall appeal of this "highway" much the same way as Spruce Street Harbor Park does.

Cherry Street Pier was on my list of places to visit in the warmer weather, but that didn't happen SO my roommate and I decided to go this past weekend. I had heard about the Immigrant Alphabet artwork so wanted to check it out. The art work was well done, suspended from the ceiling so it's easy to see. There are also artists in residence who have their work in some of the box cars inside the pier. There was a DJ playing, drinks & food available for purchase, and tables setup for kids to do different crafts. It was CHILLY out, but still a good number of people were there. Definitely will be on my places to revisit in the spring/summer months.

I went here a couple weekends ago with my sister-in-law, brother and a few of their friends. We made a reservation, which is a requirement during Covid. The outdoor seating was lovely being right on the Delaware. The food and drinks were great. I enjoyed the Cherry Street Lemonade and the Eggplant Parmigiana (pictured below)

I had taken a stroll on the beautiful day we had yesterday and ended up here. I loved the ambiance of this place and the drink I got was great, perfect drink for the transition from summer into fall that is happening right now , also ordered the corn dip which was pretty good as well. Will definitely make it back before the winter season.

Love the pop-up beer garden. Perfect for social distancing. They are doing a great job with implementing the guidelines. You have to make a reservation in advance on the website and you have to order food with purchase of alcohol. However, they have hard-boiled eggs that you can order for just $1. Good selection of beer. Pretty busy, but still social distanced. Masks are required unless sitting at your table.

The Cherry Street Pier is not a place I usually review on Yelp but since others have weighed in, I thought I would add my humble opinion to the mix. On the positive side I think it is good to open any access to the river for the public to enjoy. And there are some fine views of the Delaware River & Ben Franklin Bridge from the end of the pier where there is a nice chill-out area. There was a fairly interesting exhibition on immigration being shown - I agreed with the point of view presented although the content was of mixed quality. Food & drink offerings are okay - a bit overpriced and only open weekends - at least at this time of the year. But I don't think The Cherry Street Pier is a destination. If I happen to be walking or biking by, I might stop in or use the rest room but it's no place I would go out of my way to hang out at or tell a visitor to check out.

Wonderful place for some beers and food. Can't beat the view. Last week at 4:00 PM I took my wife and two daughters (one of whom lives in San Francisco) and we were all impressed by the people, view, and vibe. Although we were there in mid-afternoon, it would seem perfect for some live music and late night dancing (hint). If this were in NYC, it'd be world famous.

Love cherry street pier! Didn't know this place existed but came with a group of friends. It's beautifully decorated with lots of colors, trees, and lights. We came with a group of 6 friends and the pier was spacious and clean, super scenic and a great view of the bridge. The drinks are reasonable, but overall a great spot to hang out with groups, love the atmosphere!

The exhibits at the pier are cool but I will never return to the pop up beer garden. A few weeks ago, a large group of us went for drinks and one non-citizen friend did not have his passport so he was told he couldn't order alcoholic beverages. He complied and ordered a soda. A few minutes after we all received our drinks, the bouncer came and escorted the soda drinking friend out without explanation. We were all shocked and confused that he was kicked out for no clear reason and all immediately left. It was also concerning that our friend who was escorted out was the only member of our group with darker skin and I hope that the xenophobic/racist motivations that I sensed were incorrect.

The Garden at Cherry Street Pier is an open-air eatery located at the rear of Cherry Street Pier. It features trees, flowers, greenery, colorful seating and an amazing view of the Benjamin Franklin Bridge. Most importantly, it offers a safe place for you to grab drinks and a bite to eat with friends. I loved the ambiance created at the pier and it is definitely my new go-to place during COVID.

The Good: It's new, it's different and it's fun. I enjoyed seeing adults having a good time on the illuminated seesaw. There were several of them up and down the pier. There were also places to buy food, drinks and places to sit overlooking the river with a great view of the bridge. Plenty more to see, too much to write. The Bad: It lacks shopping, something would have been nice. Also, I didn't see much outside of the seesaws for the children. Overall, this place has potential and I would recommend checking it out if you're in the area. I will go back. I give it 4 solid stars. Enjoy!