AU REVOIR, CAPSOUTO FRÈRES
After 33 years, the Tribeca classic is calling it quits. The damage from Sandy was too much. I’m sure a lot of you have stories about the restaurant. Please do share them.

BREAD OF THE WEEK: LEVAIN LOCALE
Visit Orwashers at ALL GOOD THINGS and get 50% off one pound of Levain Locale, with the purchase of any other loaf. This intensely crusty loaf gets its slight sour from long fermentation and natural starters; made with NY state grown and milled wheat. Just say “Tribeca Citizen” through April 3rd for the deal. Orwashers is New York’s oldest artisan bakery, hand making breads since 1916. 102 Franklin Street, 212-226-6000. Sponsored.

IN THE NEWS
••• 3/25: Art satellite. Plus: Did Bouley get bailed out by Wegmans?; free electric-car charge; selling 288 West loft over and over; Steven Alan.
••• 3/26: Denny’s is coming—and the neighbors don’t like it. Plus: Lawsuit over 200 Chambers penthouse size; Skylofts penthouse on market for $44 million; Hummus & Pita Co. opens tomorrow; FiDi building condemned; Little Syria.
••• 3/27: Rethinking the WTC Performing Arts Center. Plus: Aamanns-Copenhagen review; comping 39 Worth; Pier 40 temporary power; Necessary Clothing.

FIRST IMPRESSIONS: LE RESTAURANT
So what’s dinner like at the $100 prix-fixe, no-substitutions restaurant inside All Good Things?

ASPHALT GREEN TO OPEN BY JUNE 15
And the ball fields by April 7.

SEEN & HEARD
••• 3/25: New clothing boutique. Plus: Tribeca Film Festival’s “Drive-In” schedule; Greenwich garage gone; The Greek update; slaughtering chickens; Organic Modernism; Poem in Your Pocket Day; My Little Sunshine; New Amsterdam Market; 157 Hudson.
••• 3/26: Duane Street Hotel upgrade. Plus: Plywood is down at the 73 Warren restaurant; Loopy Doopy reopening date; Seamless’s cut; Neighbors Against the NID; open studios at the New York Academy of Art; 140 Park Place; Asphalt Green.
••• 3/27: The Specials are playing Pier 26. Plus: Cabaret at Maxwell’s; Dig Inn coming to Hudson Square; Best Made shop; Jerry’s Café “opening”; the Elevens.

“ALL THE BUILDINGS IN NEW YORK”: THE TRIBECA EDITION
James Gulliver Hancock, of the wonderful “All the Buildings in New York” blog, let me run six illustrations of Tribeca buildings.