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Seafood restaurant · Brooklyn

Seafood on the Boardwalk

Dine at Coney Island with outdoor seating, beer, and fast counter service.

Seafood on the Boardwalk
Seafood on the Boardwalk
Seafood on the Boardwalk

On the boardwalk

Paul's Daughter sits at 1001 Riegelmann Boardwalk in Brooklyn. The address places the restaurant right on the walk, so the setting is part of the visit from the first step. It suits a seafood restaurant Brooklyn search that points to the coast, the boardwalk, and an easy stop before or after time by the water.

The doors stay open every day from 11 AM to 11 PM. Lunch, dinner, and late boardwalk hours all fit inside that schedule. A guest can arrive for an early meal, come by after a long stretch on the beach, or settle in when the evening crowd is still moving past the front of the place. The long daily span also gives room for different kinds of stops, from a quick midday bite to a later meal after the sun drops and the boardwalk keeps going.

The location works for people who want food without leaving the waterfront rhythm behind. It keeps the visit tied to the boardwalk from start to finish, with the entrance set where foot traffic and the shoreline meet.

Seafood counter with casual boardwalk seating.

Ways to sit and order

The restaurant offers outdoor seating and dine-in. Counter service and table service both appear on the floor, so the visit can move at a quick pace or stretch into a longer meal. Fast service keeps the line moving for guests who want food without a long wait.

Takeaway and delivery are also part of the service mix. That gives the place more than one way to handle an order, from a meal eaten on site to food packed up for later. A guest can step up for a fast order at the counter, take a seat for a longer break, or send the meal somewhere else and keep moving.

The setup suits a lunch stop, a dinner stop, or a short pause between plans. See the boardwalk food and drinks for the dishes and drinks that fit these service styles.

Outdoor tables beside a busy Brooklyn boardwalk.

Access and payment

Paul's Daughter has a wheelchair-accessible entrance and wheelchair-accessible seating. Those details matter at the door and at the table, where the route in and the place to sit both stay part of the visit.

Reservations are accepted. Payment can go through credit cards, debit cards, or NFC mobile payments. A paid parking lot is also part of the setup, which gives drivers a place to leave the car before heading toward the boardwalk.

The access and payment details keep the visit practical from the start. A guest can plan ahead with a reservation, arrive by car, and settle the bill with a card or a phone. Explore the seafood counter if the meal is the main reason for the stop.

Opening Hours

  • Monday 11 AM–11 PM
  • Tuesday 11 AM–11 PM
  • Wednesday 11 AM–11 PM
  • Thursday 11 AM–11 PM
  • Friday 11 AM–11 PM
  • Saturday 11 AM–11 PM
  • Sunday 11 AM–11 PM

Good to Know

Planning your visit
Accepts reservations Reservations are accepted, so guests who want a set time can book before arriving and head straight to the host stand.
Parking
Paid parking lot Use the paid parking lot for a car, then walk in from the boardwalk side.
Accessibility
Wheelchair-accessible entrance · Wheelchair-accessible seating The entrance and seating support a smooth visit for wheelchair users, so guests can plan for an easy arrival and a place to sit.
Payment
Credit cards · Debit cards · NFC mobile payments Guests can pay with a card or a contactless device after ordering or after a table meal.
Children
Good for kids The restaurant is good for kids, so families can plan a meal here with children and choose a seat that works for everyone.
Who comes here
Groups · Tourists Groups and tourists fit the room well, so shared meals and boardwalk stops feel natural here.
Atmosphere
Casual · Trendy The room feels casual and trendy, which suits a simple stop for lunch, dinner, or a drink before heading back out.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the opening hours?

Paul's Daughter is open every day from 11 AM to 11 PM. That gives guests a wide window for lunch, dinner, or a late stop on the boardwalk. Plan the visit around the meal you want, then arrive with enough time to order and sit down.

Can guests make a reservation?

Reservations are accepted. Guests who want a set time can book ahead instead of walking in. That helps when planning a group meal or a visit during a busy part of the day.

What payment methods are accepted?

Credit cards, debit cards, and NFC mobile payments are accepted. Guests can pay at checkout with a card or a contactless device. That keeps the final step simple after ordering at the counter or finishing a table meal.

Is parking available nearby?

A paid parking lot is available, and parking is listed as an on-site option. Drivers can plan for that before heading to the boardwalk. After parking, the restaurant is reached on foot from the lot.

Is the restaurant accessible for wheelchair users?

The entrance is wheelchair accessible, and wheelchair-accessible seating is available inside. Guests can plan a visit without stairs at the doorway and with a place to sit once inside. That makes arrival and seating straightforward for mobility needs.

Is it good for families with children?

The restaurant is good for kids. Families can plan a meal here with children at lunch or dinner. The boardwalk setting also makes it easy to pair the stop with a day out nearby.

Location

1001 Riegelmann Boardwalk, Brooklyn, NY 11224, United States