The Boat House Central Park Restaurant
East 72nd St. & Park Drive North
Telephone: (212) 517-2233
Website: http://www.thecentralparkboathouse.com/sections/home.htm
Restaurant Hours: Mon thru Friday. Lunch: 12:00-4:00. Dinner (April-November): 5:30-9:30. Saturday and Sunday: Brunch,
9:30 am-4:00 pm. Dinner (April-November), 6:00 PM- 9:30.
Dinner Prices: Appetizers: $10-$15. Entrees: $21-$31. Sides: $6 Desserts: $8-$16
Wine List: International List: $28-$280.
All Major Credit Cards Accepted
Getting to The Boathouse.
The Boathouse is located in the center of Central Park, just a short stroll from Fifth Avenue and 72nd Street.
Weekdays from 3pm to 7pm when vehicles are permitted in the park, you can use our parking lot. At all other times, we recommend using the Metropolitan Museum garage at 80th Street and Fifth Avenue and taking the free Boathouse Trolley to and from the restaurant. The garage is open 24 hours.
A mini-bus transports you gratis from 72nd street and 5th Avenue to Boat House (from 5:30 PM).
Award-winning website, Punchin-dot-com, features the Walman Report and reviews of restaurants, travel, wine and theater. The incredibly delightful Boat House Central Park Restaurant offers one of Manhattan’s most spectacular views. A mini-bus takes you gratis from 72nd street and 5th Avenue to the restaurant, where your elegant table overlooks the water and happy couples ride in authentic gondolas imported from Italy. Thanks to executive chef, Anthony Walton, the kitchen produces stylish food that is pretty as a picture and equal to some of Manhattan’s best restaurants. Appetizer favorites offer a fabulous house salad with lovely tomatoes, imported feta cheese and black olive vinaigrette. Filler-free Jumbo Lump Crab Cakes will make you swoon. Generous entrees include Grilled Atlantic Swordfish, sautéed with yellow wax beans in a shallot pan sauce and one of the best Dover Soles imaginable. The standout dessert is a gossamer Lavender Pannacotta). Boat House Central Park Restaurant is one of NY’s joys and rates A Major on the Walman Report. For a free subscription, visit www dot Punchin dot com on the net.
