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Seen & Heard: Emergency Pizza
••• Did you know that Whole Foods sells frozen pizza slices? Handy in case of emergency. Photo by Albert C. Lee.
••• A reader sent in this pic of a ferry trying to make its way through the ice.
••• Related: Diane Cimine took this photo of an Army Corps of Engineers icebreaker.
••• For posterity’s sake, here’s a shot of the back of 24 Leonard (the parking garage being turned into condos) before it gets changed.
••• On my way to Pier A for lunch yesterday, I checked out the progress on the SeaGlass carousel in Battery Park.
••• On my way home, I checked out the progress on the 64-story condo tower going up at 50 West.
••• And I warmed up for a bit at Brookfield Place. The ground-floor lobby of 225 Liberty isn’t open yet, but you can walk from Hudson Eats (there’s a door by Umami Burger) through 225 Liberty to 200 Liberty.
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That picture of the stuck ferry is spectacular. Nice one!
I’d say it’s only a matter of time before that lot on Worth St is replace by condos as well.
Amazing it’s still there.
Erik, what did you think of the food at Pier A?
I ordered fish and chips, and it was good. But fish and chips is usually a defensive order for me (when I saw “chicken strip basket” or something like that on the menu, I shifted into defensive-dining mode).
Defensive dining mode is needed there. Pretty view and decor, but not-so-good food.