The folks at Pier A Harbor House (“established 1886”) sent a PDF brochure over to Pen Parentis‘s M.M. De Voe, who had so kindly taken many photos inside Pier A. It explains what will be where in the 28,000-square-foot facility….

Ground floor

The short version, if you just don’t feel like clicking to enlarge: The Long Hall (pun intended?) is a big beer hall; the Oyster Bar is what it sounds like; the Promenade is outdoor dining. The whole floor can hold 600 guests, and there’s also a coffee bar, gallery, and visitor’s center. I think we can assume that the right side of the floor plan corresponds to where the pier starts.

And there are renderings of the Long Hall and Oyster Bar, which I think we’ve already seen (that big black choker rings a bell), but they’re worth repeating.

Second floor

“A fine-dining experience will unfold in a honeycomb of intimate rooms”—with seating for 132 guests, as well as the State Room (private dining for 60 guests). Plus, there are two bars: The Harrison Room, which is the “power bar” (and which I hope they ran by Jimmy Bradley) and the Commissioner’s Room, specializing in cocktails and Champagne.

The choker is back!

Third floor

It’s only for private events (175 standing, 100 seated).

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