Because it’s the end of a distinctly Tribeca era, I couldn’t resist one last round of images from Tribeca Grill, which has been on Greenwich and Franklin for 35 years. Lucky for me I snuck in twice for dinner in the past week — it’s been packed, so if you are trying to do the same tonight or tomorrow, go early. And get the burger.

It really is a classic. The exposed brick and pipes, the penny-tile floors, the loading dock, the corner door — and of course the stained glass lamps. Those were designed by Tribecan and architect David Rockwell for a refresh in 2000, and they are iconic. Then there’s the dozens of movie posters from co-owner Robert De Niro’s career and more, plus probably a hundred newspaper stories and plaques from 30 years of sponsored Downtown Little League teams lining the walls downstairs. And of course a nod to the center bar: I think that is what makes the place so lively. Plus it allows diners to get all the catbird seats at the window. Don’t know what’s coming to that spot next, but I hope they keep the layout.

The last service is Saturday. And the Nieporent brothers and Marty Shapiro are still working the room.