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In the News: Lobster Rolls
Plus: East River Waterfront; history of the Odeon; automatic tips at hotel bars; pizzeria coming to lower Soho (LoSoHo?); Santos Party House closed; James hotel bar; bar owner sued; sixth-grade resolution; Election Day. / 3 comments
In the News: Ballet School
Plus: Capsouto Park dedication; One York; the Mudd Club; cyclists in City Hall Park.
Bubby’s at 20
Owner and chef Ron Silver talks about how the restaurant got started ("I cooked Thanksgiving dinner for friends, got drunk, and decided to open the next day, too"), and what's next (an outpost in L.A.).
In the News: A Heck of a Salt Shed
Plus: Fancy ice at a new Duane Street bar; pop-up bar; Bobby Flay; Eileen Fisher; 18th-century ship at WTC; East-side bus; Vesey Street bridge.
Seen & Heard: Terroir Lunch
...and brunch, too. Plus: B East; Design Night on Duane Street; TAMA final sale; Euphoria Spa specials; 471 Washington progress; Trattoria Cinque; deals at Real Pilates and Wall Street Burger Shoppe; coal chutes; Rondo returns; more. / 1 comment
Seen & Heard: Iron Chef
Plus: Sample sale/trunk show; fast-food restaurant closes; ghost tour deal; Meet & Greet details; two books that mention the area.
A Historical Footnote
At last week's press preview for the Friends of Duane Park's Inside Tribeca Loft Tour, I learned something new about the sidewalks of Tribeca.
In the News: Katy & Russell
More celebrities move in. Plus: Event designer DeJuan Stroud; James McCune Smith; Matt Bomer; a "Wall Street 3" lunch deal; and Kristin Scott Thomas.
In the News: A Missile? Really?
Plus: Edon Manor sale; Century 21 spreads out; the early word on Stuzzicheria; The James opens; vintage eyeglasses; inside St. Paul's Chapel; P.S. 276; Landmarc; Church Street School.
In the News: Chickpea
...coming soon to FiDi. Plus: Bloomberg talks Park51 with Jon Stewart; more about Park51 developer Sharif el-Gamal; beach volleyball; the Municipal Building's Gustavino tiles.
In the News: Go, Bloomberg!
The high road suits him. Plus: Sheldon Silver disappoints; Grandaisy delights; Plein Sud and Wall & Water get reviewed; Theater Bar preview; Bank of America at WTC?; Russell Simmons; FiDi's District. / 1 comment
Seen & Heard: Calamity Chang
...is ready for takeoff. Plus: Civil war at Bon Chon; history tour deal; gluten-free baking mixes; a good, affordable lunch option; and a "Sporting Sail."
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