From the end of May through mid-September, Fornino dishes out excellent wood-fired pizza, sandwiches, beer and Italian treats right on Pier 6. The rooftop deck with picnic tables and spectacular views of Lower Manhattan is a great spot for groups.
The restaurant also opens in April, May and October when the weather's fine (check their Instagram account), but it closes completely in winter. Gluten-free bases are available.
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