FIRST IMPRESSIONS: BAR CYRK
Bar Cyrk turned out to be a delightful surprise—and a contender for best pizza in Tribeca. Check out the space and the menu.

A FUN, FRIENDLY NEIGHBORHOOD GYM WITH NO MEMBERSHIP CONTRACT OR ENROLLMENT FEE
Just because it’s getting colder and darker outside doesn’t mean you can’t keep on being active. You just need a satisfying indoor option! The Live Well Company, a mom-and-pop gym with a brand-new facility, offers a no-contract membership—so you can quit after the winter months, if you choose, with no hassle. And there’s never an enrollment fee. Come by for a visit at 256 West Street (between Laight and Vestry) or check us out at thelivewellcompany.com—and look out for our new kids’ program starting next week. Sponsored.

FAKE RESTAURANTS ARE STILL RAMPANT ON SEAMLESS
That restaurant you order from on Seamless might not actually exist. An investigation.

IN THE NEWS
••• 10/27: Clocktower at risk. Plus: Fulton Center opening date; Park51 conflict on Warren; World Trade Center traffic/security changes; Seaport preservation; Gibney Dance.
••• 10/28: One night in Taybeca. Plus: Taylor Swift as New York City ambassador; Howard Hughes Corporation buys another Seaport property; rendering video of One World Observatory at 1 World Trade Center; White Street review.
••• 10/29: Green light for 3 World Trade Center. Plus: Battery Park City chamber of commerce; One World Observatory ticket price; Peck Slip School barriers; touring Schermerhorn Row; cake.

INTRODUCING THE FASHION BAR SOCIAL CLUB
A “multi-dimensional space [for] Fashion Industry professionals” is opening in a four-story building on W. Broadway. More on exactly what a Fashion Bar Social Club is….

SEEN & HEARD
••• 10/27: The Arman’s artwork has arrived. Plus: New Fancy Food update; big balloon over West Street last weekend; get your own “Scareicature”; signage at Da Claudio; Google Maps mistakeee; 346 Broadway toppers; new Tribeca Citizen T-shirt design.
••• 10/28: 56 Leonard ambivalence. Plus: Yogurt shop stalled?; consignment pop-up; “Kid Witness” shoot; malfunctioning crosswalk signs.
••• 10/29: What’s that thingy atop 30 Park Place? Plus: Check-cashing joint appears closed; Franklin restaurant dormant; Pier 26 restaurant; 290 West windows; 460 Washington from the west; holiday toy drive; another Wolfgang’s Steakhouse.

ARTIST ROB MANGO ON TRIBECA’S PIONEER DAYS
In an exclusive excerpt from the new book about his life and work, Rob Mango recalls Tribeca in 1977, when he moved to Duane Street—and how it influenced at least one painting.