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Seen & Heard: Adopt a cat for St. Patty’s!
Plus an errant Downtown Connection bus; Daniel Boulud in tile; Gotan expands to the left bank.
TCQ&A: Lydia Fenet
The auctioneer, author and podcast host has a new book coming out and more than a few reasons to love Tribeca.
Tribecan Rafael Viñoly, celebrated architect of buildings across the globe, dies at 78
He left his mark on Downtown as an architect, an urban visionary and generous supporter of these neighborhoods. / 3 comments
In the News: More prominent victims of 9/11 cancers
Three prominent Downtown residents who made a vast impact on the neighborhood's development have died from 9/11-related illnesses. / 1 comment
In the News: BPCA sues Pier A operators
Plus more conversions for Fidi; Jennifer Lawrence leaves 443 Greenwich; first bites at Goa New York.
In the News: Jennifer Gates moves to 443 Greenwich
The Mount Sinai med student and her Olympic equestrian husband just welcomed their first baby. / 2 comments
In the News: Why Sweetgreen on Hubert closed
Plus our congressman racks up a pile of tickets; Hurricane Ida families must leave Millennium hotel; a list of the top restaurants. / 17 comments
Nosy Neighbor: Who is this memorial for?
C. wrote: "There’s a little memorial with a sign that says RIP Jim." I can't find the answer. Anyone?
Seen & Heard: Christmas Tribeca style with Mariah Carey
Plus a masterpiece for the holidays at Duane Park Patisserie; Whole Foods reopened their upstairs seating; Interlude is now open on the inside as well.
Jennifer Berg, local veterinarian, has died at 49
The founder of Tribeca Veterinary Wellness also cared for the neighborhood's pets for a decade at Tribeca Soho Animal Hospital. / 10 comments
So A Tribeca Couple Walks into a Bar…
The lady walks up to the bartender and says “Sir, can you tell me what you do for work?” The bartender looks confused and says, “What do you mean?…I’m a bartender.” / Sponsored / 4 comments
TCQ&A: Author Carmen Rita Wong
The CNBC 'On the Money' host, author and philanthropy leader (The Moth, Planned Parenthood) has written a new memoir: "Why Didn't You Tell Me?" that examines family secrets, race and identity.
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We are all mourning the passing of the last of the Capsouto brothers. We will remember them fondly for all... — Pamela Wittmann / Samuel Capsouto, the last of three brothers who helped establish the neighborhood, dies at 76
Tracy, This is such a nice tribute and so well said. If you want to come and share your thoughts... — Pamela Wittmann / Samuel Capsouto, the last of three brothers who helped establish the neighborhood, dies at 76
Capsouto Freres was a wonderful place where people could get great food at affordable prices. Mama Eva was always in... — Dan Alterman / Samuel Capsouto, the last of three brothers who helped establish the neighborhood, dies at 76
Madelyn, Thank you for your astute remarks. A truly wonderful family; each generation. — Suellen Epstein / Samuel Capsouto, the last of three brothers who helped establish the neighborhood, dies at 76
Beautifully said, Tracy. — Franklin Foodie / Samuel Capsouto, the last of three brothers who helped establish the neighborhood, dies at 76
My first date with my husband Steven 42 years ago was at Capsouto Freres. My husband did business with the... — Madelyn Wils / Samuel Capsouto, the last of three brothers who helped establish the neighborhood, dies at 76
When my women’s group feted me on my 50th birthday they asked me to pick my favorite spot so we... — Jean Grillo / Samuel Capsouto, the last of three brothers who helped establish the neighborhood, dies at 76