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Tag archive for ‘Dean’s’
Read about Dean’s in the Tribeca Citizen Restaurant Guide.
TCQ&A: Dan Kohn
“My wife and I were blown away by the private magic show at the Theater Bar. I’m somewhat of a connoisseur of sleight-of-hand tricks, but even sitting three feet from the magician and taking part in each trick, we had no idea how he did any of them.”
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TCQ&A: “The Only Time I Haven’t Lived Here Was During College”
Perrie Samotin, the style editor at amNewYork, shows us around her Tribeca—including where she scores fashion finds and the restaurant she wishes would reopen.
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TCQ&A: “We Could Buy the Whole Steven Alan Store”
Michelle and Daniel Lehmann, founders of the new online marketplace reCrib, share their Tribeca favorites—from coffee-snob-worthy cafés to who makes the best Bloody Marys.
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Seen & Heard: Dis Respectacles
Closing or moving. Plus: New restaurant coming to 54-56 Franklin; “Something Borrowed” filmed locally; “Glee” mention; Tribeca Grand bikes; anyone know a good building managing agent? UPDATE: Dean’s closed, but hopefully reopening soon.
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Everyone Wants Safer Streets, Right?
A new initiative to get deliverypeople to ride their bikes safely is kicking off here in Tribeca. I spoke with the founder, Nancy Gruskin, whose husband was fatally injured in an accident with a cyclist riding the wrong direction.
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TCQ&A: “Tribeca Needs a Good Chinese Restaurant”
Tania Anthony of Resale-Riches, an online consignment boutique, shows us around her Tribeca—including the discount stores she can’t resist, who she goes to for jewelry repairs, and the “inconspicuous” restaurant she visits for special occasions.
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TCQ&A: “The Babysitting at Equinox Has Been a Lifesaver!”
Carla Sullivan, who just founded MiniMunchers—a website about kid-friendly restaurants—shows us around her Tribeca and Battery Park City.
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The TCQ&A: “I Bought a Stuffed Wombat at Moomah”
Toy entrepreneur Wendy Gardner answers questions about the neighborhood—including where she goes to get away (within Tribeca), which building she thinks is ugly, and where her kids follow the “train track.”
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