Dyckman Marina

Dyckman Marina on Tubby Hook for sailors, kayakers, hikers, and diners it's the northwestern edge of Manhattan Island.

I had the pleasure of partying there a few times over the years. I'm not too sure if that part of the venue is still going. I hope it is. I got an invite to an art show there once. It took me by surprise because the events I usually got invited to at the Marina were day parties.

When I went to the art show I saw someone arrive to it on a boat. It was motivating. I was honestly surprised and thought it was something you only heard about in an exaggerated song lyric. But it wasn't.

This was horrible!!! We got stuck on the dock across. The workers saw us yelling for help and did NOTHING. They went back in the restaurant and ignored us. We called 911 and had to wait TWO hours in the cold night.

Nice spot for a quick rest, bathrooms not bad, plenty of things to see, some parking at your own risk, small pier, and a little sandy beach, NO SWIMMING and ide wear shoes on the sand

It was nice enough that Tribeca Festival sponsored by City National Bank opening night premiere of "Halftime" the J. Lo (aka Jennifer Lopez) documentary and had the after-party at The Hudson. It is an interesting riverside establishment with good food to boot.

Had a great time. We was there for our annual office party and they catered to us and only us. Place was not open to the public. It was indoor/outdoor dining and drinks with great music.

Use to be called La Marina, now the city took it back. All good, legal, and family friendly.