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14 Places to Eat in Manhattan Parks & Open Land
Columbia University Baker Athletics Complex, Stand #1 accounts for 3 of the 14.
6 of the 14 are on 5th Ave, and 3 more on W 218th St.
American is the most common label, with 6, then Coffee/Tea (3) and Hotdogs (2).
The city files parks, cemeteries and similar land under this code. Here that means Central Park, the Met, Governors Island, Randalls Island and Columbia's Baker athletic complex.
The city's name for this area: park-cemetery-etc-Manhattan, code MN99.
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Every place, A to Z
Busiest streets
Applied for a permit, no inspection yet
17 names are on the city's file with no inspection. Some may be about to open, some may never open, and some use a company name. They aren't in the counts above.
- Arrata's Catering Corp 1 Randalls Island
- Central Park Zoo - Coffee Bar Kiosk 830 5th Ave
- Culinart, Inc. 10 Central Rd
- Governers Island Fauzia's Heavenly Delights 517 Clayton Rd
- Icahn Stadium 10 Central Rd
- Joe's Coffee Company (Governors Island 517 Clayton Rd
- THE MEAT HOOK (Governors Island) 517 Clayton Rd
- Nandita Inc. 36 W 110th St
- QC NY SPA (Governors Island) 112 Andes Rd
- QC NY SPA (Governors Island) 112 Andes Rd
- QC NY SPA (Governors Island) 112 Andes Rd
- Settepani 106-51 East Dr
- Sunken Meadow Fields 10 Central Rd
- TACO VISTA (Governors Island) 125 Carder Rd
- THREES BREWING (Governors Island) 517 Clayton Rd
- Wards Meadow Fields 10 Central Rd
- WHITE OAK TAVERN (Governors Island) 515 Wheeler Ave
Manhattan Parks & Open Land: questions
- How many restaurants are in Manhattan Parks & Open Land?
- 14 places to eat have at least one city inspection on file, as of October 30, 2026. That includes 3 coffee or tea shops, because the city inspects those too. By number of places, it's 28th of 29 areas in Manhattan. Another 17 have applied for a permit with no inspection yet, so some may not be open.
- What kinds of food can I find in Manhattan Parks & Open Land?
- Going by the labels owners file with the city: American (6), Coffee/Tea (3), Hotdogs (2), Greek (1), and Italian (1).
- What are the best restaurants in Manhattan Parks & Open Land?
- 11 of 14 show an A, and the newest A went to Big O Cafe on June 22, 2026. That letter covers food safety at the last graded inspection. This file has no ratings or reviews, so we don't pick a favorite.
- Which street in Manhattan Parks & Open Land has the most places to eat?
- 5th Ave, with 6. W 218th St has 3.
- How current is this list?
- The city's file is dated October 30, 2026. The newest inspection here was Mati Cafe New York on August 5, 2026. Each place's own date is in its row.
Next door
- Brooklyn Heights & Cobble Hill 126
- Carroll Gardens, Columbia Street & Red Hook 189
- Spuyten Duyvil & Kingsbridge 104
- Mott Haven & Port Morris 122
- Marble Hill & Inwood 121
- Washington Heights North 136
- Central Harlem North & Polo Grounds 79
- Hamilton Heights 112
- Washington Heights South 169
- Morningside Heights 170
- Central Harlem South 104
- Upper West Side 378
- East Harlem South 135
- Lincoln Square 194
- Midtown & Midtown South 1,910
- Upper East Side & Carnegie Hill 313
- Lower Manhattan & Battery Park City 509
- East Harlem North 152
Where this comes from
Names, addresses, phones, cuisine labels, grades and dates come from the DOHMH New York City Restaurant Inspection Results on NYC Open Data. The file behind this page is dated October 30, 2026, and its newest inspection is from October 29, 2026. We check for a new file every 24 hours. For the city's own lookup, use ABC Eats.