On Wednesday, June 26th, Cobble Fish hosted an unforgettable summer party at their picturesque water-front location on Pier 16 at the South Street Seaport. The event welcomed guests with clear skies and warm temperatures, creating the perfect atmosphere for a summer evening. Nestled between the iconic Lightship Ambrose and Wavetree vessels, the location provided guests with great waterfront views in between pieces of maritime history on the pier.
Courtesy of Daniel Kwak
Cobble Fish, which is famous for its delicious seafood and refreshing cocktails, lived up to its reputation. Guests enjoyed a range of tasty dishes like the Calm Seas Lobster Roll, Baja Fish Tacos, and Buoy Burgers. One highlight was The Big Dog, a foot-long hotdog wrapped in bacon and topped with mango salsa, mustard, and pico de gallo. This special menu item will come with a complimentary beer during their July 4th day party and is perfect for those craving something meaty.
The Big Dog Courtesy of Jahleah Santiago
The wonderful food was complemented by an array of delightful summer cocktails, such as the Fish Lips, made with Maker's Mark, elderflower, fresh lemon, and agave, and the Impossible Girl, featuring Grey Goose peach, Cointreau, lime, and cranberry. The drink menu also included a variety of margaritas, wines, and beers, capturing the essence of the season. The evening’s live soundtrack was provided by DJ LX Fed, who kept the energy high with a mix of nostalgic millennial bangers and today's popular chart-toppers. The perfect blend of music added to the overall vibe, reminiscent of everything we loved about NYC from the '80s through the 2000’s.
This Summer Party at Cobble Fish offered a fantastic opportunity for guests to unwind, catch up with friends, and enjoy the stunning river views in a vibrant and welcoming setting as they toasted to the laid back spot’s seasonal reopening. For those looking to visit, the hours of operation, weather permitting, are Sunday to Wednesday from 11 AM to 10 PM, and Thursday to Saturday from 11 AM to 1 AM.
For more information on Cobble Fish, visit https://cobblefish.net/