St. George Pastry-to-Pub Route: A Ferry-Side Reset

Two doors on one Hyatt Street corner make this a short St. George afternoon, a pastry counter that shuts by evening and an old pub that runs late, with the ferry terminal right there when the night winds down.


🍰 From Hyatt Street pastry to a late pub


🥐 Start before the pastry counter closes

Rispoli is the smart first stop on Wednesday because the counter closes at 5 PM and Sunday is its day off. Arrive around 2 PM for a pastry and coffee, then linger only as long as the small room deserves before the evening crowd builds. The shop sits at 29 Hyatt Street, across from the theatre block. Keep the first spend light and leave by 4:15 PM for the short walk. Beat the 5 PM close before the pub takes over.

Rispoli 2 Pastry Shop & Cafe4.4 (82 reviews)Mon – Tue, Fri, 08:30 – 16:00; Wed – Thu, 08:30 – 17:00; Sat, 09:30 – 14:30Staten Island, New York

🍻 Finish with a pub and a ferry escape

Walk about 65 meters from Rispoli to Steiny's at 3 Hyatt Street, a transfer measured in one minute rather than a timetable. Wednesday service runs from noon to 1 AM, and the four thirty to 7 PM weekday drink discount gives the route a natural landing window. Order at the bar, check the night's comedy or karaoke notice, and keep the ferry terminal in mind for later. Use four thirty PM as the handoff from pastry to pint.

Steiny's Pub4.4 (468 reviews)Mon – Wed, Sun, 12:00 – 01:00 (+1); Thu, 12:00 – 02:00 (+1); Fri – Sat, 12:00 – 03:00 (+1)Staten Island, New York

🗺️ Make the handoff effortless

This is a compact Wednesday afternoon plan, not a cross-island expedition. Start at Rispoli around 2 PM while its 8:30 AM to 5 PM hours still work, then leave by 4:15 PM and walk one minute to Steiny's for the four thirty to 7 PM drink deal. The route covers about 65 meters on the same Hyatt Street corner, and ends near the ferry for a clean return when the evening stretches.


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