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Tag archive for ‘TCQ&A’
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: “Harvey Keitel Always Smiles Back”
Loretta Thomas of Moving Visions dance studio shows us around her Tribeca: where she goes for Japanese food, which street has too many bars, and where she celebrates after her school’s annual recital.
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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: “My Dog Likes to Watch the Birds at Petland”
FiDi booster Jackie Spiegel shows us around her neck of the woods—including which restaurant has the best milkshakes, where the nightlife is, and which former president she saw on Liberty Street.
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The TCQ&A: “We Could Use a Bookstore Like Dashwood”
Artist Bill Sullivan shows us around his Tribeca—including the burger that “makes most other burgers seem mediocre” and where he kicks back with a beer.
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The TCQ&A: “I’m Intrigued by 135 Hudson”
Annika K. Martin—a lawyer and a recruiting captain for the 2010 NY Locavore Challenge—shows us around her Tribeca, including the fancy restaurant she’s curious to try and the food truck she wishes would come back at night.
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The TCQ&A: “It’s Like Living on a Houseboat”
Writer Glenn Plaskin—whose new book, “Katie Up and Down the Hall” comes out next month—shows us around his Tribeca and Battery Park City, including which restaurant almost set him on fire and where he takes out-of-towners for even better water views.
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The TCQ&A: “Adeline Adeline Is Like a Candy Store for Me”
Shelly Mossey, who has several bike-related businesses downtown, shows us around his greater Tribeca—including where he goes to watch the sunset and which restaurant delivers before he has even finished hanging up the phone.
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