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In the News: Roof Deck Fire
Plus: New hair salon; Koko's take-out window; redistricting Lower Manhattan; community theater. / 1 comment
Cooking Like Aarón Sánchez
On Saturday, we cooked from "Simple Food, Big Flavor," the new cookbook from Centrico chef chef Aarón Sanchéz. / 2 comments
Seen & Heard: Polkadot What
Polkadot who? Polkadot What! Plus: Super Linda's taqueria and El Jockey matches; J&R CDs; progress on 137 Franklin.
In the News: Fulton Street Transit Center
New renderings. Plus: City Hall restaurant and minimum wage; church hopes to keep using school.
In the News: Katy Perry
She's outta here. Plus: American Express Carriage House penthouse; New York City Opera's George Steel; White & Church bartender moves on.
Seen & Heard: Stoplight Installation
Plus: Franklin Place to be closed; new building at 84 White; Subway moving.
In the News: World Financial Center Renovation
What about the staircase? Plus: Corton pastry chef wins accolade; 9/11 first responders closer to cancer coverage; Spring Street park; 169 Hudson exodus. / 1 comment
Seen & Heard: Café Closed
Plus: Eye doctor opening soon; Super Linda's dinner menu; State Senator Squadron and the State Liquor Authority. / 1 comment
In the News: Sean Avery
...wants to be a Tribeca housewife. Plus: Crane acident at WTC; Dylan Ratigan sees himself as Martin Luther; Montauk Grifter's Tribeca con; no-dog zone; Damon Dash looks east; Seaport Museum ship trouble; Brushstroke accolade. / 22 comments
It’s Never Too Early to Think About Dinner
If you eat, you’ll want to know that the Tribeca Citizen Restaurant Guide continues to be updated regularly. What’s new? What’s changed? What’s closed? Plus: A deal for advertisers. / 1 comment
Seen & Heard: New Taqueria
Sort of. Plus: Hideaway crab night; DJs at the W New York Downtown; CPR classes.
In the News: Muslim Model Agency
(That's not it pictured.) Plus: White & Church exterminates; restaurant under the FDR Drive; Verizon building to be a data center; hanging out with Sterling Brands; rich, sick man goes on shopping spree; tourism surge.
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The flat side southern part of the building was the result of a cost saving measure, as the building started... — Luis Vazquez (FiDi Fan Page) / Architect Frank Gehry and Downtown
Another small business gutted to make room for the ultra-rich. Rinse, lather, repeat. — Ned / The restoration of and new construction at 32 Walker
I’m not sure if anyone remembers Juanita’s on the Upper East Side, but they were famous for their very strong... — JTC / A report of tampered drinks at Casa Carmen
The full floors are about 3200 square feet. The penthouse is 3800 square feet on two floors plus 2300 square... — Tribeca Citizen / The restoration of and new construction at 32 Walker
It's clear that Frank Gehry's Tribeca skyscraper is impactful but doesn't appeal to everyone's taste. It took me a while... — Gary / Architect Frank Gehry and Downtown
Our investigation is complete, and the Neighborhood Watch concludes that the margaritas at Casa Carmen are perfect just the way... — Neighborhood Watch / A report of tampered drinks at Casa Carmen
Unless the new business owners are ex-military, probably not a great idea to take on the dealers . . .... — Reademan / A new pizza (sort of!) joint coming to the Saluggi’s space