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Seafood eatery and bar serving mussels and fried dishes amid a relaxed atmosphere.
From Google Maps reviews.
We stopped in to Dakota's on the Cove tonight on a whim. Driving home from P.A., stuck in massive traffic on the C.B.E. ( shocker) and starving, I checked my GPS to see what restaurants were nearby. Lucky enough we were a quarter mile from the last exit before the Throgsneck bridge because as soon as you got off, the restaurant was within View. Talk about timing....We were able to get a seat in a booth by the bar. The view of the sunset on the bridge was spectacular. They also have an outdoor de
I recently had the pleasure of dining at Dakota on the Cove in the Bronx with my brother, and it was an absolutely unforgettable experience from start to finish! This hidden gem on the water offers a perfect blend of cozy ambiance, stunning views, and top-notch Italian-inspired cuisine that left us raving for days. We kicked things off with drinks at the bar, and they did not disappoint. I opted for the local Bronx Brewery Pilsner, which was crisp, refreshing, and perfectly balanced— a true nod
The food was absolutely out of this world. The ambiance is something out of a fishing town village. Marina , Throggs Neck bridge and the water 10/10. The backyard is absolutely beautiful and inviting. My only complaint is the service and that’s a big one for me. We waited exactly 15mins to get bread & water. Finally when the woman taking care of our table came over . We ordered food and drinks. It took her about 20-25 mins to come check on us. At this time we were already done with food and our
From the Mar 13, 2025 health inspection. Lower-priority items are listed after the serious ones.
Food surfaces weren't washed and sanitized between uses.
Shelves, ledges, or equipment exteriors aren't clean or easy to clean.