CELEBRATING THE SETTING

Dining at Collective

Dining at Collective Governors Island celebrates the connection between food, community, and place. Whether staying overnight or visiting for the day, guests can enjoy nightly à la carte dining at Three Peaks Lodge, where farm-to-island flavors and woodfired techniques shape every dish. Dinner begins at 5 PM, with the last orders by 9 PM to accommodate evening ferry departures.

Indoor and outdoor seating is available on the Sunset Terrace Bar, offering sweeping views of the harbor and the Statue of Liberty—an unforgettable backdrop for relaxed, open-air evenings.

For private gatherings, our event spaces—including Three Peaks Lodge, the Collective Commons, and the Great Lawn—are available for daytime or evening celebrations, with menus served à la carte or family-style, shaped by the best of the season.

Reservations preferred. Walk-ins available for dinner, light bites or drinks.

Reservations

Three Peaks Lodge Restaurant

Located at the heart of the retreat, Three Peaks Lodge – our Governors Island restaurant – invites guests to gather for an indoor-outdoor à la carte dining experience blending contemporary American flavors with global influences, all shaped by wood-fired cooking techniques. Join us daily from 5–9 PM. Reservations are recommended; walk-ins are welcome.

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Sunset Terrace Bar

Enjoy light bites, classic cocktails, local craft beer, and curated wines while taking in sweeping views from our Sunset Terrace Bar. Perfect for sundowners, social gatherings, or post-exploration relaxation. Join us for Happy Hour daily from 3 – 5 PM. Open until 9 PM. Reservations are recommended; walk-in availability.

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S’mores and Bonfires

End the day with one more ritual, s’mores roasted to your liking over the fire. As the cityscape transforms into a cascade of lights, we invite you to visit our Collective Gourmet S’mores Pantry.

Private Events

From wood-fired a la carte menus to family-style feasts, spit roasts, grazing stations, and passed bites, private event dining at Collective Governors Island blends contemporary American flavors with global influences, all shaped by the island’s spirit and open woodfire techniques.

The Sunset Terrace

Our Instagram-worthy outdoor lounge offers a classic cocktail list, specialty beer program, and delicious wine selection with unobstructed cinematic views of Lady Liberty and the illuminated skyline. We invite guests to begin their Collective experience by enjoying one of our favorite evening rituals—watching the sun set over the harbor.

Guests can enjoy live music every night starting at 6pm. The Sunset Terrace is open for both overnight guests and Island day visitors.

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You don’t need to spend hours in weekend traffic to escape the city– the Governors Island Ferry is just an 8 minute ride, leaving from downtown Manhattan. Recharge throughout your stay at our peaceful oasis harboring endless opportunities for discovery and relaxation. We take care of everything else.

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