Eater co-founder Lockhart Steele takes a look at his New York City neighborhood, South Street Seaport, after Hurricane Sandy has come and gone. The verdict: some "good omens," yet some places got "a little hairy" during the storm. The line on the first restaurant in the area to reopen post-Sandy is Jeremy's Ale House, 3:2. [Eater NY]
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