Plus free burgers attract a line; engineers on Warren; new barber on Broadway.
Founded by Dr. Jin Jung, the business is one of the only private veterinary dental practices in the city and just added a staff anesthesiologist and cardiologist.
The owner of Laughing Man has converted the original coffee shop to a fully-equipped and staffed recording studio.
The Northeast chain has 160 locations and has opened its latest on Watts, in the triangle building that is 475 Greenwich.
Plus John McDonald updates Bar Tulix; Alamo Drafthouse workers strike; galleries are joining forces to save on overhead.
The last bank departed in February 2020. This will be a welcome sight.
The private social club in the former China Blue space on Washington and Watts opened nearly a year ago in a lavishly decorated space. / 5 comments
J. wrote: "Very curious if you have ever done any stories/background on 132 West Broadway. It's...so strange." / 11 comments
Tribecan and longtime NYU dermatologist Evan Rieder has opened his own practice in the former Downtown Pediatrics space.
A nail salon has made the most of a narrow space wedged between the Square Diner and Colony gallery.
Hospitality expert and caterer Christine Cole has converted her events space into a co-working studio for a small number of members.
The 20,000 square foot space at the Seaport has private "lawns" for all sorts of games: curling, croquet, bocce, cornhole -- you name it.
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