Seen & Heard: V Cafe is still open

April 3, 2024 Events, Restaurant/Bar News, Services

V CAFE IS STILL OPEN
Several people emailed me — panicked — that V Cafe was closing. (Thanks for the notes all!) There’s a for-rent sign in the window. But chef and owner Lan Tran Cao assures me it is not happening — at least for now. “Yes, I did post the sign but may be there’s a chance to continue,” she wrote. “Will keep you posted.” The space has been listed for years, and as I recall, the commercial condo is for sale…

REGISTRATION IS OPEN FOR THE 9/11 5K
The 9/11 Memorial & Museum will host the 12th annual 5K Run/Walk on Sunday, April 28. All funds raised from the 5K help maintain the 9/11 Memorial & Museum and grow education programs. For questions, please email runwalk@911memorial.org. Register here.

RIGOR HILL NOW DOING TO-GO DINNERS
Rigor Hill Market has added pre-order dinners to go to its offerings: whole or half roasted chickens with two sides; whole roasted cauliflower with two sides; plus a la carte sides. There’s also chocolate chop cookie dough and ready-to-bake cinnamon rolls. Meals are available for pick-up daily between 4-7pm. Pre-order here.

 

4 Comments

  1. Celina May
    April 3, 2024 • 6:27 pm

    I tried placing an order for dinner and their phone number is disconnected and Google is listing them as closed.

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  2. Barry
    April 4, 2024 • 9:15 am

    V Cafe has been closed all week. Whether they resolve the issue with the landlord and re-open, we shall see. Bummer if they don’t — yet another affordable restaurant in the neighborhood with good lunch options, gone.

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    • H
      April 5, 2024 • 4:26 am

      I am pretty sure the landlord operates the restaurant, so there shouldn’t be an issue. She’s been trying to lease/sell the space for years.

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  3. Janet
    April 4, 2024 • 10:11 am

    We tried going to V Cafe for lunch earlier this week. They were closed. I do hope they can resolve things with the landlord. It would be a big loss the neighborhood if they close.

    I hope Tribeca doesn’t become the new SoHo where so many store fronts sat empty due to unreasonable rents.

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