Neighborhood bar, seafood first
Fish Market reads as a longtime neighborhood bar/eatery, with old-school digs that set the tone before the first plate lands. The room suits a stop for oysters or clams, then another round at the bar. The seafood stays close to the classics. That keeps the focus on shellfish and the kind of straightforward bar meal that fits a place built for regulars and walk-ins alike.
The setting matters here. Old-school digs give the room a familiar edge, not a polished lounge feel. It works as a seafood restaurant New York diners can drop into for a simple meal and a drink without a long lead-in. The menu page covers the kitchen in more detail, while the house here is the bar itself: a place where oysters and clams sit alongside the rest of the day’s pace.
A visit can start with a seat, then move to the bar for a drink while the food comes out. The room stays rooted in the same old-school bar character throughout the meal. See the seafood-led menu gives the fuller picture of the kitchen side, while this page keeps the focus on the place itself and the way it works for an easy stop after work.
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Easy stops and seating
Fish Market keeps the visit flexible. Guests can dine in, order takeaway, or use delivery. Reservations are accepted, which helps when the plan is set ahead of time. The room is casual and cosy, so the pace suits a quick meal, a drink, or a longer stay with sport on in the background.
Fast service shapes the way the place moves. Orders come in, food lands, and the table stays open for the next round. That matters in a sports bar New York setting, where the room needs to handle both a short stop and a fuller evening. The bar and grill New York label fits the mix of food, drinks, and a room made for easy use.
Dine-in works for the full sit-down visit, while takeaway and delivery cover the nights when the table stays at home. Reservations help when the timing is fixed. The room still keeps its casual, cosy character whether the order is for the table or the door.
Good to Know
- Planning your visit
- Accepts reservations Reservations are accepted, so a table can be set before arrival for a planned meal or group stop.
- Parking
- Free of charge street parking Free street parking is available nearby, and drivers can look for an open curb space before heading inside.
- Accessibility
- Wheelchair-accessible entrance · Wheelchair-accessible car park The entrance and car park are wheelchair accessible, so guests can plan an arrival that uses those access points.
- Payment
- Credit cards · Debit cards · NFC mobile payments Card and contactless payment are accepted, so guests can finish the meal without stopping for cash.
- Who comes here
- Groups Groups are welcome, so larger parties can plan to arrive together and use the table setup for a shared meal.
- Atmosphere
- Casual · Cosy The room is casual and cosy, so guests can expect a relaxed stop with a close, comfortable feel.
Opening Hours
- Monday 4 PM–12 AM
- Tuesday 4 PM–12 AM
- Wednesday 4 PM–12 AM
- Thursday 4 PM–12 AM
- Friday 4 PM–12 AM
- Saturday 2 PM–12 AM
- Sunday 2 PM–12 AM
About Fish Market
Fish Market sits at 111 South St in New York, in old-school digs that match its longtime neighborhood bar-and-eatery feel. It serves oysters, clams, and other seafood staples, with the kind of menu that moves from bar food to fuller plates without losing its edge. The room is casual and cosy. Sports play on screen. Drinks include beer, cocktails, spirits, and wine.
The kitchen covers dine-in, takeaway, delivery, and on-site service. Table service is part of the setup, and reservations are accepted. The menu spans appetizers, combo platters, seafood platters, sandwiches, entrees, soups, and Mama’s Entrees. Wings, calamari, burger, fish & chips, Drunken Fish Soup, Ginger Shrimp, Steamed Lobster 1.5 Lbs, Fried Mac And Cheese, Popcorn Shrimp, Chicken, and Shrimp & Chips appear across those sections. The food at bar keeps the pace steady for solo dining or a table with a group.
Fish Market opens Monday through Friday from 4 PM to 12 AM. Saturday and Sunday hours run from 2 PM to 12 AM. The space has a wheelchair-accessible entrance and a wheelchair-accessible car park. Credit cards, debit cards, and NFC mobile payments are accepted. Free of charge street parking is available, and the bar also has parking on site.
The place fits a simple night out. Beer comes cold, oysters land on the table, and the room stays unpolished in a way that feels familiar. It is a sports bar, an oyster bar restaurant, a seafood restaurant, and a bar & grill under one roof. That mix suits a quick stop or a longer meal.
Parking and payment
The address is 111 South St, New York, NY 10038. Free of charge street parking is part of the practical picture, along with a wheelchair-accessible entrance and a wheelchair-accessible car park. Those details help shape the arrival before the first seat or order.
Payment is straightforward. Credit cards, debit cards, and NFC mobile payments are accepted. The hours run Monday through Friday from 4 PM to 12 AM, then Saturday and Sunday from 2 PM to 12 AM. That schedule gives the place a late-day rhythm through the week and an earlier start on the weekend.
A weekday visit fits after work, with the doors open through midnight. Weekend service begins at 2 PM, so lunch, an early drink, or a long evening all fit the same address. The entrance, parking, and payment options stay simple from arrival to checkout.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the opening hours?
The restaurant opens from 4 PM to 12 AM Monday through Friday. On Saturday and Sunday, it opens from 2 PM to 12 AM. Guests planning an evening visit can aim for the later hours, while weekend arrivals have an earlier start.
Can a table be reserved?
Reservations are accepted. That gives guests a way to plan ahead for dinner, a game night, or a larger table. A booked visit helps avoid waiting before sitting down for food and drinks.
Which payment methods are accepted?
Credit cards, debit cards, and NFC mobile payments are accepted. Guests can choose a card or tap-to-pay option at the end of the meal. That keeps payment simple for a quick stop or a longer table visit.
Is parking available nearby?
Free of charge street parking is available, and parking is also listed for the property. Drivers can look for a curb space before walking in at 111 South St in New York. It suits a visit by car when a street spot is open.
Is the entrance accessible?
The entrance is wheelchair accessible, and the car park is wheelchair accessible too. Guests using mobility equipment can plan an arrival around those access points. That makes the approach from the curb or parking area more direct.
What kind of drinks are served?
The bar serves beer, cocktails, spirits, and wine, along with alcohol more broadly. Guests can pair a drink with seafood, bar food, or a table meal. That gives a simple choice between a beer, a mixed drink, or wine with dinner.
