Dine & Drink on Baylander Steel Beach
Baylander Steel Beach is located on the deck of Baylander IX-514, which served in the Vietnam War and is now docked at West Harlem Piers, on 125th Street on the Hudson River.
HOURS & LOCATION
View The Baylander at 125th St West Harlem Piers,
New York, NY 10027 on Google Maps
MONDAY CLOSED
TUESDAY 3:00-10:00 PM
WEDNESDAY 3:00-10:00 PM
THURSDAY 3:00-10:30 PM
FRIDAY 3:00-11:00 PM
SATURDAY 12 PM-11:00 PM
SUNDAY 12 PM-10:00 PM
NO "NEW" GUESTS WILL BE PERMITTED ON THE BAYLANDER WITHIN THE 30 MINUTES PRIOR TO EACH DAYS CLOSING TIME.
WEATHER PERMITTING
Located on the Baylander IX-514
Navy Helicopter Landing Trainer
West Harlem Piers on 125th Street
Hudson River
Bikes are welcome and recommended.
No outside food or drinks including desserts/cakes. If you are interested in a specialty cake or mini cupcakes we can provide with 48 hour notice.
Well-behaved dogs are welcome and encouraged. Badly behaved humans are not!
PARKING OPTIONS:
There is a garage directly across the street from the Baylander located at 69 St. Clair Place that is open till 10pm during the week and 8pm Saturday and Sunday nights. There is also limited muni meter street parking in the neighborhood.
Apple Pay, all major credit cards & cash are welcome.
After 6pm, All Guests Must Be 21 Years Of Age Unless Accompanied By Parent.
PRESS
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Baylander started its service life in 1968 as harbor utility craft YFU-79 during the Vietnam War. It was one of 16 Skilak class lighters that were purchased by the US Navy and used to move men and material around the delta regions there. After the war it was laid up until 1986 when it was converted into a helicopter landing trainer and renamed Baylander HLT after its home port in Pensacola Bay. Over the next 25 years there were over 122,000 landings on board. It allowed members of all the services and allied nations the opportunity to become aircraft carrier qualified in landing on a moving ship at sea. After the decision to go with computer based flight training, it was sold at auction and purchased by the Trenk Family Foundation in 2012. After mooring in several locations throughout the New York area, Baylander is currently docked on the Hudson at the 125th St. West Harlem Piers Park. Over the course of the next few years we were able to obtain many artifacts from the military that we use as furniture and decor. Our Bar and Kitchen were originally storage containers that were utilized to provide meals for the troops in Afghanistan. In non-COVID times we have provided a variety of Maritime programming for the General Public. Please visit us on Facebook for any current updates Baylander IX - 514.
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