••• File this news away for warmer days: The coffee bar at Whole Foods Tribeca is now offering Kelvin Natural Slush drinks.

••• I was asking a local restaurateur how come his place isn’t on Seamless—which I have liked for the convenience factor—and he explained that the economics are just too painful; the company takes a substantial cut even though it doesn’t do a whole lot. (I wish I had written down the numbers, but I didn’t. If anyone out there knows them and wants to share, please do.) He said people can order online through his restaurant’s website. I asked whether people who are fond of certain restaurants should order directly, either via phone or the restaurant’s website, and his “yes” was wildly emphatic.

••• Blue Moon Fish and Stokes Farm return to the Tribeca Greenmarket tomorrow.

••• From Space on White: “We’re going co-op! After four incredible years as a blank canvas for downtown performing and visual artists, we’re partnering with creative & innovative companies to give them ongoing space to nurture the next generation of artists. We welcome these companies as they make Space on White their permanent home for artistic growth and expansion, and thank all of you for being part of the Space on White community! […] As of April 1, we’ll also be boasting fresh renovations to make our space spectacular for spring!” Jemz will indeed be one of the companies involved.

••• Nicole commented that Quest has gone back to being Remix. No word on whether “amateur” stripping is still among the offerings.

••• From the LMDC LMCC LMCCC: “This Saturday, March 23rd, the annual electrical-generator test at 200 Vesey Street will bring intermittent closures to the Vesey Street pedestrian bridge over West Street. The work will be performed between 7 a.m. and 10 p.m., and during the power interruptions, security will redirect pedestrians to the nearest at-grade crossing.”

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