The Seaport

This is such a cute little area. There are tons of great shops, bakeries, restaurants, and little places to pop into. In the summer, there's a lot of outdoor seating. It's also right on the water.

Love the Seaport, been visiting consistently since my pre-teen years. Have seen the drastic changes it has undergone.
The new look of the seaport is very much in tune with these times although I do miss the nostalgic vibe of the old seaport.

We walked by this area regularly during our trip as we headed down to IPIC, the laundry service, the Barbie cafe and just to see what was going on in the area.

There are a lot of shops and a lot of outdoor seating for various restaurants, cafes, etc.

There are a lot of local shops here and less mainstream chain stores. Or at least I THINK there is. The area is a bit pricey though.

It also seemed like a popular walking area where people brought their dogs out for a walk. So great dog watching area!

There looks to be some popular food options as outdoor dining seemed really popular. Most days the area had people but on the Friday that we came by it was a whole different experience. There was a DJ setup, outdoor dancing, outdoor events and buskers during this time. It was double or triple the amount of people we regularly saw and it was very lively!

All in all a pretty cool spot.

Seaport District is a mixture of entertainment, restaurants, and business. I decided to book my stay in this area (Soho), to be exact, because I wanted to take my time and get to know this area. So every evening when I returned to my hotel, I spent my time walking around discovering new and old things about the area.

The start point to begin your walk is Fulton Street; this is where the cobblestone pavement start. In the middle of the street, there is a wooden structure to sit, relax and dine. Each side of the street is lined with restaurants, entertainment, bookstores, shops, bakeries, etc.

Ok, keep going straight and cross the street over to the Pier. The views are incredible of The Brooklyn Bridge and the city. More restaurants, shopping, and places to sit and watch the boats!

Mister Dips, great burger and fries.
Big Gay Ice Cream, the Salty Pimp Ice cream is a must.
Funny Face Bakery, tasty cookies with celebrity faces.
McNally Book Store.

Loved this area. So much fun. Everything is overpriced, but I just loved the restaurants and they had outdoor shopping, which was great.

Falsely charging pet damages when there was already mold damage. Health hazards. GM could not even answer general questions.

Love the seaport. Don't want to say the hurricane was a good thing but some pros that came out of it was a whole redo of most of the seaport. Love the shops but also all the nee restaurants and spaces to hang out. Great views. Only downside is the bathrooms. Need more. Too far away.

Expensive shops, restaurants & bars but great for people watching. Glad Sarah Jessica Parker's shoes are still here! Love all the outdoor tables. The WiFi barely worked & the free charging station was very slow.
We stopped for a $25 round of drafts so we could charge our phones. We showed our sapphire cards for access to the Sapphire club. The tables were filthy & there was food & paper garbage on the ground. Disappointed the beers were served warm in plastic cups.

How relaxing. This place had a nice area to still around, shop, relax by the water or find a sweet treat.

I also loved that I saw BLACK LIVES MATTER signs And it was LGBTQ friendly. That was a plus. The community seemed inviting.

I love to go early and just enjoy the view. I enjoy the great breeze, just the big escape from it all. It's a beautiful view of the Brooklyn Bridge, Brooklyn Promenade and the Brooklyn skyline.