St. George
A gateway and a getaway
GUIDES & ESSENTIALS
Explore this scenic waterfront neighborhood, conveniently connected to Lower Manhattan by the Staten Island Ferry.
THINGS TO DO IN ST. GEORGE
Cheer on the Staten Island FerryHawks, catch a show and enjoy dishes from around the world.
MOMENTS IN ST. GEORGE
Check out shoreline views and landmark sights in our photo slideshow before visiting the neigbhorhood.
BROWSE ALL ST. GEORGE
Search the neighborhood's shops, restaurants and attractions.
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Staten Island FerryHawks
The FerryHawks are Staten Island’s professional baseball team, and one of the best values for a sporting event in NYC.
BOTA Supper Club
An exclusive 21+ venue, BOTA Supper Club is Staten Island’s hottest destination for elevated modern American cuisine, where chic vibes meet sultry sophistication.
SIUH Community Park
The ballpark is the home of the Staten Island FerryHawks, a member of the Atlantic League of Professional Baseball, and hosts private events.
St. George Theatre
This Staten Island theater is one of the borough’s most beloved cultural spots.
National Lighthouse Museum
The museum educates visitors about the history and technology of the nation’s lighthouses.
Staten Island Ferry
The ferry is an attraction unto itself. For no charge, visitors can take a 25-minute to Staten Island.
Staten Island September 11 Memorial
On Staten Island’s North Shore, this memorial resembles a pair of wings reaching skyward, honoring Staten Island victims of the 2001 terrorist attacks.
Staten Island Borough Hall
Architects Thomas Hastings and John Carrere built this storied building from 1904 to 1906, which today is a designated New York City landmark and houses a slew of government and civic offices, including the borough president’s office.
St. George Greenmarket
This weekly Saturday greenmarket is full of fresh and organic produce, seafood, meats and baked goods from nearby farms and locations.
Staten Island MakerSpace
MakerSpace offers Staten Island's creative community facilities that help turn innovative ideas into tangible works of art in an array of materials.
Staten Island Arts
Also known as COAHSI, this wonderful program does everything in its power to promote and foster humanities, culture and the arts on the long-overlooked borough of Staten Island.
Cargo Cafe
Formerly known as 120 Bay Cafe, this bar, restaurant and live music venue—known for its brightly painted and creatively decorated façade—is only a few blocks from the Staten Island Ferry terminal.