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Tag archive for ‘City Hall restaurant’

Read about City Hall restaurant in the Tribeca Citizen Restaurant Guide.

5/09/13

CB1 Tribeca Committee: The Unofficial Minutes (May 2013)

What was discussed last night: Swing dancing at Duane Park, sidewalk cafés at Petrarca and City Hall, the New York Academy of Art, and codifying what the committee tends to find acceptable regarding liquor-license applications.

Franklin Place Just Got a Little Less Exclusive

Also on Community Board 1′s May agendas: Liquor license for Denny’s; P.S. 150′s proposed move; Hamptons export Tutto Il Giorno; Upper East Side export Gina La Fornarina; 60 Collister rooftop pergolas; Downtown Connection; sexy shoeshines.

Coffee With “Triburbia” Author Karl Taro Greenfeld

In which we discuss the genesis of his novel, whether Tribecans are stoned and having sex, Lena Dunham’s work ethic, the Tribeca brand, and the neighborhood’s shift from bohemian to bourgeois, and more.

In the News: Fulton Street Transit Center

New renderings. Plus: City Hall restaurant and minimum wage; church hopes to keep using school.

In the News: J&R Can’t Take a Hint

Plus: 9/11 Memorial shortfall; inside a sale at 34 Laight; photo show at the “Lilac” ship at Pier 25; theater review; restaurant designer Larry Bogdanow; Rector Square payback; Winter Garden arts programming; Soul Daddy; smoking in BPC.

CB1 Tribeca Committee: The Unofficial Minutes

What was discussed: A kosher conveyor-belt sushi restaurant; shortening the Hudson Street construction (and whether the work zone should be moved to N. Moore); reversing part of Beach Street; alternate-side parking.

In the News: One World Trade

Plus: Jon Stewart saves the day; Tribecans who eat; Pace’s new building; Riedel scion; Otto Penzler; 9/11 museum; Corton; bank robbery arrest; restaurant roundups; author Helen Simonson; “Nutcracker” blues; Seaport may sell a boat.

Get the Party Started!

Longtime kids’-party planner Party Poopers has spun off Party Swank, a division for adults’ events. Its founders have the best Rolodexes ever: Broadway singers, belly dancers, mentalists, tarot readers, pole dancers, and more.