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In the News: New gallery on Franklin
Plus a high-tech plan for protecting downtown from flooding: sandbags; a negative review for Au Cheval; evaluating affordability in Battery Park City; Airbnb gets into the hotel business.
New Jean-Georges restaurant opens at Pier 17
Vongerichten has opened a new seafood restaurant – his first – called The Fulton, located at Pier 17. The chef now has 36 restaurants across the globe.
Baked Tribeca is closing
This is real blow to the neighborhood, and to anyone with a well-informed sweet tooth. / 9 comments
Seen & Heard: Noted Tribeca on pause
Ambassador has closed; Tribeca Art+Culture Night seeking volunteers; the Brooklyn Battery Tunnel gets resurfaced; Girl Scout troop will set up shop on Duane. / 1 comment
Barleycorn throws in the towel
The bar and restaurant at 20 Murray whose building has been vacated ever since the collapse at 21 Park Place, has decided to close permanently. / 1 comment
Destination Ice Cream: Milkcow
If you like vanilla soft serve, then you will love the new ice cream trend out of South Korea that is sweeping the globe (really) and is now installed in Chinatown.
Seen & Heard: Dr. Phil reviews Gigino’s while standing on the street
Plus Battery Park City hosts a free version of a hit play from The Flea at the Irish Hunger Memorial; learn mahjong at the China Institute. / 1 comment
First Impressions: Crown Shy
A downtown kid grew up to be a chef at one Michelin-starred restaurant after another until he landed here, at his new solo project in Fidi at 70 Pine.
Seen & Heard: Local kids get film in festival
Plus input requested for a new Wagner Park; Four practitioners from Support by Design have found a new space; Union Bar and Kitchen closes after five years. / 1 comment
Seen & Heard: New wine store for Greenwich Street
Plus Sweetgreen getting closer to opening on Chambers; Brookfield to host Fado Festival of traditional Portuguese music. / 2 comments
In the News: Sweetgreen will take your cash
Plus the architect of the Museum of Jewish Heritage dies; some sneak peaks at the David Adjaye project at 130 William; the potential for pedestrians with congestion pricing. / 12 comments
Seen & Heard: Free tennis clinics for kids
Plus a free science fair open to all preschoolers at Buckle My Shoe; a local resident takes over development for ICP; a Michelin starred chef for the Fidi kosher steak house Reserve Cut.
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Ruben, you are correct that is me in the article a while back and to answer Jenny's question dated May... — Sonia F. Stock / Where in Tribeca?
The Oculus is easily the biggest waste of space and money I have ever seen in my lifetime. What a... — PeterD / In the News: The Oculus has a leak
Sorry to see them go. I could always count on them when I needed a special gift for the kids... — JSM / More bad news: Torly Kid will close mid-summer
"I'm shocked! With all the money they spent, I can't believe the Oculus leaks!"...said no one ever. — Makes You Go "Hmm-m-m" / In the News: The Oculus has a leak
Attempted repair in April using Flex Tape https://ny.curbed.com/2019/5/13/18617565/oculus-world-trade-center-skyline-ripped-rubber-seal-leaking — Ruben / In the News: The Oculus has a leak
As for the billboard, couldn't the city fine the advertisers who use the billboard? That might be an effective way... — Marcus / In the News: The Oculus has a leak
Could this be the TC Sonia? https://commercialobserver.com/2017/08/douglas-ellimans-sonia-stock-on-her-journey-from-tennis-pro-to-broker/ — Ruben / Where in Tribeca?