
Washington Heights: Park Views, Ramen, Pizza and Margaritas
Hudson River views from a Revolutionary War fort site, Tokyo-style ramen on 181st, Grandma slices on 187th and wings after dark.



Guava margaritas and hot bar staples such as wings and a spicy Buffalo chicken wrap fill the tables at this uptown bar with an open back roof area. Early evenings suit NBA games, later hours bring a packed crowd, and happy hour is active.
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Set on a Revolutionary War fort site, this quiet park marks Manhattan's highest natural point with a stone marker. The west side looks out over the Hudson River and the George Washington Bridge, and a playground, benches and game tables fill the space. Open until 1:00 AM.
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Sit at the counter and watch the kitchen prep Tokyo-style ramen, from spicy miso to shio with tender pork, plus rice bowls, garlic edamame and chicken karage. A sake collection and a white negroni round out the drinks in a small, relaxed room.
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Fresh, consistent specialty slices with generous toppings run from a Grandma slice and Buffalo chicken to Margherita and Sicilian pies at this counter-serve spot. Salads, pastas and paninis fill out the menu. It gets packed after school, but service is fast.
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