damnlines for iPhoneLive lines & push alerts — freeGetdamnlines.comCity Island's oldest continuously operating restaurant (est. 1920), a massive multi-room seafood house that draws part of the seasonal 'pilgrimage' of Bronxites to the island, per the Bronx Times.
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The Bronx Times describes Sea Shore as a 'massive' restaurant positioned at the island's entrance, with multiple distinct dining areas including red booths facing the water, a white-tablecloth room, two additional rooms, a 360-degree wooden bar, and lounge areas with Tiffany-style lamps. It has had only two owners since opening in 1920, with John Arminio managing since 1986.
The Bronx Times ties Sea Shore's popularity to the broader spring 'pilgrimage' hundreds of Bronxites make to City Island each year, and notes the restaurant participated in the inaugural City Island Restaurant Week. No specific wait-time figures were reported.
Patterns as reported by press and regulars — not measured by damnlines.
No specific wait time has been reported, but the Bronx Times describes it as a large, multi-room restaurant that draws crowds during City Island's busy spring season.
Reservation policy was not specified in available reporting; it offers full table service, per the Bronx Times.
Walk-in availability was not specified in available reporting.
Sources: Bronx Times