Loeb Boathouse

The Loeb Boathouse is one of Central Park’s most iconic landmarks, situated at the northeastern tip of the Lake between 74th and 75th Streets. Renowned for its picturesque lakeside dining and romantic ambiance, the Boathouse features a popular restaurant, an outdoor bar and grill, and a café, offering year-round hospitality with heated outdoor seating for comfort in cooler months. Originally opened in 1954 and named for philanthropist Carl M. Loeb, the Boathouse is also a launch point for rowboat and gondola rentals, allowing visitors to glide across the scenic waters while taking in views of the park’s natural beauty. With its blend of historic charm, and modern amenities—including restrooms and accessibility features—the Loeb Boathouse remains a destination for both locals and tourists seeking a memorable New York City experience