
Expansive patio dining. The city’s best seafood. Acclaimed chef Jean-Georges Vongerichten. The Fulton pairs Brooklyn Bridge views with fresh ocean bounty to create out-of-this-world meals at Pier 17. A nod to the history of the Seaport’s original Fulton Fish Market. Infused with the romance of the sea.
Waterfront restaurant preparing a modern menu of wild-caught seafood paired with seasonal cocktails.
Address and Contact Information
Address: Northeast corner of Pier 17, 89 South St, New York, NY 10038
Phone: (718) 821-5411
Website: https://www.thefulton.nyc/?utm_source=gbp&utm_medium=web
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Reviews
the food is fantastic, with a constant evolving menu. although this means your favorite dish from one meal may not appear when you go back, rest assured something just as amazing will replace it. my personal favorite, the fish and chips, made me actually enjoy mushy peas. though it’s no longer on the menu, I’m always looking forward to exploring the new additions!
the corner booth with the view of the bridge is always a fantastic spot to enjoy special occasions. great food in a great city with great company; elevated to excellence at the Fulton.
We started with two appetizers: the red snapper ceviche, which was fresh but unexpectedly sweet — almost dessert-level sweet. Then came the Calamari Salad, and wow — I love, love, love it! The pickled ginger shavings in the dressing give it this unforgettable, delicate kick (assuming you’re a ginger fan, of course).
Now, the lobster roll… sigh. Too much mayo, not enough balance. But the crispy chips it came with? Absolute redemption. Then there’s the swordfish — the true hero of our afternoon. Perfectly charred, juicy, and full of flavor.
We ended with the pistachio dessert out of pure curiosity. It was fine — not terrible, not great — just one of those “well, now we know” moments.
Price : $50- 100$ per person.
️Cuisine style : Modern American menu influenced by French and Asian cooking. (The menu focuses on seafood)
specialties :
By chef Jean Georges
Located on the seaport district, northeast corner of pier 17. Great escape of the hustle and bustle of the city. This seafood restaurant has a great collection of Raw bar, caviar, signature items, vegetarian options, sides, wines, Dessert wines (digestives)
We enjoyed the early dinner at the waterfront, covered patio, seating with an unobstructed Brooklyn bridge; both at daylight and later in the dusk. You can still enjoy that great view from the indoors too.
There’s lit to do around the area too (Easy to catch the train)
Group size : suitable for all sizes
Noice level : moderate
️would we go back again for more? : definitely
What we had :
Starter:
Crudos & Raw bar
– shashimi with spicy white ponzu (Daily collection of four types of fish) $46
Main:
– Fried swordfish Milanese (brown butter, chili, capers & lemon) $44
– Faroe island salmon (fragrant coconut- lime infusion, Herbs& Fennel)
Dessert :
– vanilla & market strawberry custard tart (pistachio praline, strawberry & black pepper sorbet) $14
– 2 espressos $14
Wine
324 Viognier ogier Rosine ‘23 $96
Food : 10/10
Drinks : 10/10
Service: 10/10
Deco : 10/10
Our server was amazing — super friendly, knowledgeable, and attentive the whole time, which really made the experience even better.
The atmosphere inside is on the darker side, but it totally works — gives off a cozy, upscale vibe. Plus, the view right on the water with the bridge in the background is hard to beat.
Overall, a really nice spot for a night out — would definitely come back!