“147 feet of remarkable, historic maritime craftsmanship”
Food
Showcasing sustainably harvested oysters, Pilot presents a concise menu of ingredient-driven seasonal plates by nationally acclaimed chef, Kerry Heffernan.
Drinks
Our celebrated beverage crew presents a delightful selection of nautically inspired cocktails, summery wines, and seaworthy beers.
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“The Best Boat Bar in New York City”
Hours + Location
Pilot is currently closed for ongoing restoration work.
Find us docked on the north side of Brooklyn Bridge Park’s Pier 6.
History
Built in 1924, Pilot is one of just a few surviving Grand Banks style schooners and an eligible candidate for the National Register of Historic Places.
Originally commissioned by an American syndicate as a racing vessel to compete with the fastest sailboats in the world, she was later purchased by the Boston Harbor Pilotage and put into service for over fifty years, becoming the longest-serving pilot ship in the American history. She is one of two surviving racing schooners built to race the infamous International Fisherman’s Cup.
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