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Seen & Heard: Dancing in Rockefeller Park
Fred Astaire is offering free group classes outside in Rockefeller; plus Wolfgang's and Tribeca's Kitchen are covered and tricked out curbside; Citibank has completed its west side plaza.
Made in Tribeca: Island Ice NYC
A pro basketball player and his wife are using this time off the court to cook up a special treat for parents: spiked icies in island flavors. / 1 comment
Recent Openings around the neighborhood (or a bit beyond)
Pier 17 now has patches of grass for rent; Amelia's diner -- 55 years on Varick -- is back with breakfast and lunch; Takeshi Sushi is open curbside as Kintsugi with a new chef.
Locanda Verde is going whole hog on curbside dining
Locanda Verde is building a substantial operation at its corner of Greenwich and N. Moore, installing custom planters and decking curbside. / 6 comments
Jungsik serving diners in private tents
Jungsik has reopened for curbside dining, and is also serving special treats to go, featuring its new casual restaurant uptown.
Augustine will close permanently due to the pandemic
The restaurant opened in The Beekman hotel in 2016 and was celebrated for its beauty and bustle. / 6 comments
In the News: Dick Parsons on Squawkbox
Plus Revel scooters are taken off the streets after two deaths; De Niro's projects are suffering along with everyone else; Brooklyn Bridge Park launches a new project.
Recent closings around the neighborhood
Holy Ground, the subterranean restaurant behind the closed Summers Day Cafe; the allergy doctor on Broadway; China Chalet, the Fidi mainstay for the late-night crowd. / 3 comments
The latest openings around the neighborhood
Crown Shy serving on Pine; Brookfield has Seamore's, Tartinery and Liberty Bistro; La Garconne is open; Dragon Horn Tea is back; and Amish has been open and serving all along. / 5 comments
Sarabeth’s poised to open in Tribeca?
Sarabeth's has closed its Upper East Side location permanently, but announced it will soon reopen its four other city locations. / 2 comments
Seen & Heard: Holy Ground taking to-go to new level
Plus Benares is fielding orders from India; the Pincus brothers open a new waterfront restaurant in the Hudson River Park; covid poetry at the Seaport. / 3 comments
Looking back two decades at 319 Greenwich
The artist Jane Freeman immortalized the building in 1993; it then spent the next 26 years as Salaam Bombay.
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Yes to Park Row, and (it's not Tribeca but) Zuccotti Park is still barricaded, and the barricade around the 9/11... — Hudson River / Time to liberate the neighborhood’s sidewalks
West Broadway between lispenard and canal is controlled by NYPD Transit District 2, with offices located in the A,C,E station... — James / Time to liberate the neighborhood’s sidewalks
Let's not forget Park Row, the original blocked street from 9/11 that is still blocked today. Not only is it... — Kacee / Time to liberate the neighborhood’s sidewalks
Also the street is blocked on West Broadway between Lispenard & Canal (although I seem to now be able to... — Robert Ripps / Time to liberate the neighborhood’s sidewalks
Right you are! — Tribeca Citizen / Where in Tribeca?
Agree with Julie W. It's an easy fix to move the Citi bikes a few feet to be outside empty... — WillHudson / Locanda Verde is going whole hog on curbside dining
No police, anywhere in the city, wear masks. They are conservative Republicans, macho, who probably don’t believe that the virus... — A. / Why aren’t officers wearing masks?