FIRST IMPRESSIONS: DYLAN PRIME
You don’t have to be on an expense account—or in the mood for steak—to enjoy the revamped restaurant. First and second impressions.

ICONS AND IDEAS: “TUESDAY TALKS” AT ASPHALT GREEN
What’s on the Tuesday Talks schedule at Asphalt Green Battery Park City this month:
••• Feb. 4: The history of the Brooklyn Bridge, including the political climate in which it was built and its cultural meanings.
••• Feb. 11: Who were the greatest presidents? Who were the worst? Bring your opinions.
••• Feb. 18: The story behind the Statue of Liberty, an improbable gift from the French.
••• Feb. 25: Nancy Schulman of Avenues on the importance of discipline—setting limits, saying no, and accepting no.
Tickets: Talks start at noon, and tickets are $22 ($18 for members). Visit the Tuesday Talks page or call 212-298-2930. Asphalt Green is at 212 North End Ave. (between Warren and Murray). Sponsored.

THOSE SEAPORT PLANS ARE NOT ON HOLD AFTER ALL
The city’s Economic Development Corporation begs to differ about local politicians’ claims that the Howard Hughes Corp.’s plans for the Seaport are paused; the task force plans are still in effect, and they may slow down the process, but they may not.

SEEN & HEARD
••• 1/30: Sun in Bloom opens Monday [today]. Plus: 11 N. Moore; a valentine for baseball fans; FedEx vs. UPS Store; Franklin storefront.
••• 1/31: FedEx blocking bike lanes. Plus: Meet the owner of the new Denny’s; Brooklyn Robot Foundry opening date; Hotel Particulier exhibit and party.

NOW ACCEPTING PATIENTS: TRIBECA NORTH DENTISTRY
At Tribeca North Dentistry we provide pediatric, orthodontic and general dental services in a warm and friendly environment based on individual needs. After all, healthy teeth lead to happy smiles. Now accepting patients. 78 Laight (at Washington), 212-966-6680. Sponsored.

REAL ESTATE SALES REPORT
Who bought where, from whom—and for how much.

NEW COFFEE BAR
Coming to Broadway, with a Cuban bent.

IN THE NEWS
••• 1/30: The 9/11 Museum will open in mid-May. Plus: Benefit for the Drawing Center; a visit to the perfumer known as Scenterprises; Reade Chambers floor plans.
••• 1/31: Dangling Lamborghinis. Plus: Two schools cut pre-K programs because of overcrowding; chicken enchiladas.

WHERE IN TRIBECA…?
Congratulations to Christy Frank for correctly identifying last week’s Where in Tribeca…? (Click the link to learn the answer.) We’ll play again Friday morning.

A NEW RESTAURANT ON FRANKLIN
Also on February’s Community Board 1 agendas: The NYPD stables that used to be on Varick; Spring Studios; the blight that is Denny’s; Lispenard landmark; a million street-activity and street-fair permits; more.