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Jul 13, 2022 · A New England–esque town just a short bridge away from the bustle of the mainland, City Island holds a 1.5-mile strip full of restaurants where you can get amazing fresh seafood and locally popular drinks (if you’ve ever heard of a Henny Colada—a pina colada with Hennessy cognac in place of rum—know it got popular because of City Island).
City Island. A quaint seaside escape, City Island feels like no other place within the city limits. The Bronx fishing village is full of yacht clubs and waterfront restaurants. It’s popular with visitors during the warmer months for its laidback vibe, fresh seafood dining options and range of activities—including scuba diving.
Oct 25, 2023 · City Island: A ‘Little Magical Wonderland’ in the Bronx - The New York Times. This 1.5-mile-long island, with “a beach on almost every block,” may feel like small-town New England, but it’s...
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1. Seafood City
An unpretentious and family-friendly spot, Seafood City caters to both adults and kids alike with its onslaught of classic seafood options and arcade games. On their seaside outdoor seating, munch on some clams and shrimp. If you’re the right height, try out one of their mini rides! 459 City Island Avenue
2. Vistamar
Vistamar is a restaurant and lounge offering a Latin take on seafood. With surf & turf, picadera de mariscos, and sushi at your helm, this waterfront eateryis a multicultural blend of delicious bites straight from the sea. 565 City Island Avenue
3. Scavello’s on the Island
Scavello’s is a one-size fits all style restaurant with their large-scale menu serving pizza, pasta, meats, and of course, seafood. Eat your fish boiled, fried, grilled or cajun style alongside plates of steaming stuffed lobster. 101 City Island Avenue
14. Clipper Coffee
Clipper Coffee is the spot to go on the island when you want a fantastic cup of tea or coffee, but this cafe is also popular for their avocado toast and selection of delicious pastries and sandwiches. Not to mention, Clipper also doubles as a used bookstore! Settle down in a nook with a book and refreshments, and you’ll be surprised how easy it is to lose track of time. 247 City Island Avenue
15. The Artist
The Artist, also known as “Starving Artist,” is a music venue and cafeproviding the ultimate hangout space for artists and music lovers. Grab a ticket to a show and enjoy a cup of coffee and desserts baked by culinary artist Jennifer Glick. 249 City Island Avenue
16. The Snug
Next door to the City Island Diner, get cozy with a drink at The Snug. This Irish pub frequently hoststrivia nights, taco nights and other fun events, so make sure to keep up with their Instagram for updates, and to see adorable photos of Kermit the Frog lounging around the bar. 302 City Island Avenue
17. Archies Tap & Table
Archies is a tavern with dishes as good as their drinks. On Sundays, this bar is the place to be for brunch, where you can enjoy mimosas while dining on mushroom omelettes, banana rum french toast, or even huevos rancheros. 536 City Island Avenue
18. Fella’s Bar & Grill
Fella’s is a dive bar serving both traditional American bites and Mexican food. With a pool table, great cocktails and tasty food, you can’t go wrong with Fella’s. 522 City Island Avenue
20. Lickety Split
After spending a warm summer day in the neighborhood, cool down with a scoop of ice cream, gelato, or a sundae from the local ice cream shop Lickety Split. Operating from a refurbished cottage, this quaint cash-onlyice cream shop offers an assortment of flavors and toppings for a great price. Be sure to enjoy your delicacy while sitting on their outdoor patio. 295 City Island Avenue
21. Jacks Bait & Tackle
Since 1945, Jacks has been supplying City Island with all their fishing needs. Beyond fishing gear, this family-owned business is also a great spot if you’re looking for boat rentals or chartered trips through the waters of the Long Island Sound. 551 City Island Avenue
22. 239 Play
239 Play is a time capsule of toys spanning across multiple generations. At this vintage toy store, you can find old school trading cards, comics, figurines, and even Lego sets. Let your nostalgia guide you through this unique shop, and perhaps you can find something worth taking home, no matter your age. 239 City Island Avenue
23. Kaleidoscope Gallery
Kaleidoscope Gallery is a shop selling handcrafted jewelry, souvenirs, kids toys, and artwork. Much of the jewelry sold is inspired by the seashore aesthetics of City Island, but this shop also makes custom designed pieces! Owned by expert jeweler Paul Klein, find or customize jewelry that is one of a kind. 280 City Island Avenue
24. City Island Nautical Museum
Roam the various rooms of the City Island Nautical Museum, from the Main Hall & Gallery that features historic photographic essays and antique ship building tools to the Nautical Room that showcases memorabilia that shares the rich marine history of City Island. 190 Fordham St, Bronx
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Visit City Island on a sunny summer day. Aug 2022. City Island is its own little world in the Bronx. It has fantastic views of the bay including Manhattan, wonderful restaurants and an interesting little museum. The main street, City Island Avenue is where all the shops, galleries and restaurants are located.
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Jul 31, 2019 · On City Island, a 1.5-mile-long seaport community floating just off Pelham Bay Park, boats abound, lobster rolls make most menus, and small-town charm wins out. It’s the type of impossibly...
City Island is a neighborhood in the northeastern Bronx in New York City, located on an island of the same name approximately 1.5 miles (2.4 km) long by 0.5 miles (0.80 km) wide. City Island is located at the extreme western end of Long Island Sound, south of Pelham Bay Park, and east of Eastchester Bay.
