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Civic Center and South Street Seaport : Places to eat

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  • Bridge Café

    Opened in 1791, this is one of the oldest establishments in the city. Inside the quaint building, there are checked tablecloths, and a surprisingly sophisticated American menu.

  • A Latin flavor enlivens this Seaport favorite, serving a Cuban/ Caribbean menu. Expect pitchers of sangria and spontaneous samba.

  • Another chain found all over the city, this café offers a selection of hot drinks, soups, salads, inventive sandwiches, and pizzas.

  • Pita bread warm from the oven laden with your choice of fillings, including ham, chicken, or roasted peppers. Part of a chain.

  • Incomparable views of the harbor and bridge account for the crowds, although the seafood-oriented fare is only average. The sirloin steak is a good alternative to fish.

  • Pub grub, with a menu strong on seafood. But the real attraction is the selection of seasonal beers brewed at Heartland’s own microbrewery.

  • A Pan-Asian restaurant serving mostly seafood dishes, including tempura and coconut shrimp. The outside seating area boasts ideal harbor views of Brooklyn Bridge.

  • Convivial Italian wine bar with a big selection of wines by the quartino (carafe). The rustic Osteria serves pizza, pasta, cured meats, and imported cheese.

  • Wall Street suits and tourists alike can be found enjoying the famous blood orange margaritas at this colorful Tex-Mex spot.

  • Nautical décor, a seafood menu, and breathtaking harbor views make this informal American restaurant a top choice.

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