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The Baylander

★ 4.6 (764) ›American · New York

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opens 3pm today

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Closed · opens 3pm today · try the X-514 Chicken Sandwich · about $15 a person

Informal venue on a decommissioned wartime Navy vessel with Hudson River views, serving brunch, tacos, lobster rolls and wings, along with a variety of drinks.

What people mention: Friendly, attentive staff and bartenders, great waterfront views, strong drinks and tasty dishes like calamari, shrimp tacos and sweet potato fries, in a casual, sometimes loud outdoor bar atmosphere.(from 5 recent reviews)

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What to order

from the menu

X-514 Chicken Sandwich

Crispy Chicken Breast Topped with Melted American Cheese, Applewood Bacon, Lettuce, Tomato & Chipotle Mayo, Served on a Martin’s Potato Roll

Main Dishes$16

The Baylander Burger

Seasoned Black Angus beef, lettuce, tomato, onions, pickles, baylander sauce served on Martin’s potato bun.

Main Dishes$14

California Veggie Burger

"Dr. Praeger's" Grilled Veggie Burger Made with Carrots, Peas, Broccoli and Spinach, Topped with Homemade Guacamole, Lettuce, Tomato, and Sriracha Vegan Mayo, Served on a Martin's Potato Roll.

Main Dishes$15

Homemade Guacamole

Fresh Baked Corn Tortilla Chips

Special Events - Stationary Choices$15

Pilot Wings

Plain, BBQ, Sweet Thai Chili, or Buffalo Style Served w. Celery, Carrots, & Blue Cheese.

Sharables$16

Guacamole & Chips

Homemade Guacamole & Pico De Gallo with Corn Tortilla Chips

Sharables$16

American — food to try

3 on this menu

Burger✓ On the menu · $14
The dish every American kitchen gets judged on. Ask how they cook it.
Here it's “The Baylander Burger”.
Fried chicken sandwich✓ On the menu · $16
Brined, fried, pickles — the last decade's signature sandwich.
Here it's “X-514 Chicken Sandwich”.
Wings✓ On the menu · $16
Crisp skin is the whole point; sauce is a matter of taste.
Here it's “Pilot Wings”.