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Cobble Fish

4.2 (65 reviews)
Closed • 11:00 am - 10:00 pm

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Calm Seas Lobster Roll ($31+) and Cobble Fish + Chips ($16+)
Sawako Y.

Cobble Fish is an outdoor dining spot in South Street Seaport at the end of Pier 16, perfect for a warm, sunny day like today. The vibe is great and the food was delicious, but we unfortunately didn't have the best experience today. - Service: We went around 1pm and it wasn't very busy at the time. We were sitting at the end of the restaurant, but after they served us our food, they didn't come around to check in on us and it was very difficult to get their attention. - Food: I ordered the Calm Seas Lobster Roll ($31+), which was mixed with celery, onion and mayo which I generally don't love, but it was delicious. The bun was so buttery, too. The only problem I had with the food was that I bit into something hard and discovered there was a piece of lobster shell in my lobster roll. With summer approaching, hopefully, others will have a better experience.

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Samuel P.

Delicious fish tacos and beef loaded nachos. The piña colada and the pain killer are great.

Reggie M.

We went to Cobble Fish for lunch on the 4th of July. The restaurant offers a beautiful view of the East Hudson River, Brooklyn and Manhattan bridges, and the Brooklyn skyline. They serve fantastic seafood bites and sandwiches in a great atmosphere. The restaurant had covered high tables and a lounge area. We chose to sit at a high table. When we ordered, the staff offered us the special of the day which was a foot-long bacon-wrapped hotdog and a draft beer for $16. Who could say no to that on the 4th of July? Overall, it was a fun lunch. The staff were genuinely friendly and helpful.

Cobble fish, fried shrimp, margarita
Lily M.

We were so pleasantly surprised by Cobble Fish and would recommend it! We were at pier 16 for an event and wanted to grab food nearby and this was extremely convenient. As locals we thought this would be more like a tourist trap type of place but the food was yummy and reasonably priced! We would go back. Unfortunately they were out of the Montauk IPA on draft. The classic margaritas were really good. The cobble fish and chips was our favorite! The fish was really delicious and the fries were perfectly crispy. It came with a great herby mayo. We also got the fried shrimp and it was good. The location is great and has amazing views of the water, and it's super cool to see the large ship docked right next to it. Being there at sunset was particularly gorgeous. The servers were all very nice.

Lobster roll, shrimp po boy, and fish tacos
Cate T.

10 out of 10! I was so pleasantly surprised by this place. We ordered the lobster roll, shrimp po' boy, and fish tacos and would get any and all of those again. We went on a nice Sunday afternoon and it felt like a New England summer--love this place! I can imagine it getting super crowded on warm weekend days because of the bar vibe.

Splitting the sliders and lobster roll
Cathy O.

On a nice day, the ambience at Cobble Fish is unbeatable. I hope they use heaters during the rest of the year. We enjoyed lobster rolls, sliders, drinks, and the sunshine. There was a lot going on to watch. And a little area worth walking around afterwards.

Jahleah S.

EPIC RIVER VIEWS!! Spent the first hot evening of the season at Cobble Fish at the South Street Seaport and it was amazing! The waterfront views are unbelievable and just what we need during the warm seasons in the city. I was able to enjoy margaritas and watch the boats come and go on their plush couch seating before hopping around to music from the live dj with my friends. All around a gorgeous spot for delicious food like seafood tacos and burgers. Will definitely be enjoying Cobble Fish all season long!

Lobster Roll, Fish Tacos, Fries
Michelle Y.

Great place for happy hour or just hanging out to enjoy the waterfront! The service is a hit or miss depending on what you expect, it's more of a bar vibe where you can go up to order (although thy also have servers walking around!). The food is pretty good as well but be aware that the portions are small.

S-Ann O.

To ensure Cobble Fish's meals were prepared as good as they were initially received, a second visit is always recommended to verify food preparation consistency. My first visit to Cobble Fish was an experience on to itself. Although there was a distance to walk to Cobble Fish, it was a chance to possibly have the closest thing to a Maine lobster roll. Cobble Fish's first lobster roll conjured up a taste experience from my ventures to Maine. The food smelled so good. I could not wait to eat my first Cobble Fish lobster roll and fish tacos. Food seasonings used for the lobster roll and fish tacos were temptations towards food goodness! Overall, the first lobster roll actually tasted how a lobster roll was supposed to taste. The lobster roll size was small and jammed packed with well seasoned lobster meat. The fish tacos were okay tasting and were not as good as the lobster roll. However, a second Cobble Fish visit to order another lobster roll and surf turf sliders had a completely different taste profile versus the first lobster roll visit. Something may have changed or maybe it was a different day of the week as a possible cause why the lobster roll had a starkly different taste? This second food visit was disappointing financially and by taste. The surf slider was a version of Cobble Fish's lobster roll placed on a bun. On the other hand, the turf slider tasted exactly as it should, which is good. As in food preparation, everything must return to its natural state and the same can be said about Cobble Fish's lobster rolls!

Lobster roll, hot dog, zucchini chips
Edward C.

Live in NYC and this was probably the BEST lobster roll we've ever had. Really cool Mediterranean vibe decor in the middle of crowded NYC. Service was excellent. It was a little hard to find, only spotted this cause we went on a tour of the ship next door but glad we found it.

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Deana B.

Cobble Fish is a great casual outdoor spot in the Seaport. They have good food and something on the menu for everyone. The Prosecco, wine and a custom tequila drink I asked for were all good as well. I'd recommend Cobble Fish for anyone looking for something casual and outdoors. It's quiet enough to catch up with a friend and relax. And prices are reasonable for the Seaport area.

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Delicious lobster roll. Not too crowded, pleasant view and ambience. Would recommend!

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