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More bad news: Torly Kid will close mid-summer
Carol Adams said she’s watched business decline significantly over the past three years, and has decided to close her boutique after 15 years in business on Hudson and Duane. / 9 comments
Seen & Heard: First ever fundraiser for Washington Market Park
Plus Pen Parentis holds its season finale at the Oculus with three guest authors; Freeman Plaza will open on Wednesday; new vendors at the Canal Street Market; Thomas Keller in a Q&A. / 4 comments
Egg Collective to open flagship on Hudson
Much of the collection is made to order from hardwood, stone, leather and gorgeous metals, like blackened brass.
Seen & Heard: A unicorn hangs on Hudson
Plus a Vineyard Vines popup at the Winter Garden; a fishing program at Wagner; Biso Man strikes again; a series of design events start soon downtown. / 5 comments
Amazon Go opens in Brookfield mall
They say it is the same technology as self-driving cars, only the food doesn't drive itself over to you. / 11 comments
Streetscape: Tribeca Wines moving to West Bway
Plus an independent bookstore for Brookfield; Orior to open on Harrison; baby outfitter Monica + Andy also at the mall. / 6 comments
Nosy Neighbor: Chobani in Target is closed
T. asked in a comment if Chobani is closed or just renovating and the answer is the former. The gal at the checkout on the first floor had the whole story right, but I confirmed. / 4 comments
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
Seen & Heard: Pulitzer for Soho Rep playwright
Plus gaming for adults on Chambers; a new bridal shop on Jay; Stella busts a move; Smorgasburg lines are World Trade Center-sized. / 1 comment
Crowd Sourcing: What’s going on at Whole Foods?
Now that we are a one-grocery-store town I've been observing the shifts and adjustments at Whole Foods, and wondering what changes you all have noticed. / 22 comments
Seen & Heard: Springsteen plays Tribeca Grill
Plus the Museum of Chinese in America gets a city grant; shows at Bartolomi closing this weekend; a speakers series at SoHo Photo; 180 The Store goes digital.
In the News: Fidi comic book store Chameleon closed
The store was opened at the Broadway and Maiden Lane location in 1992 by Jimmy Wu, who founded what he called Comics Underground in 1989 while he was in college. / 2 comments
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I thought it was to keep people from putting stuff that is over 16 ounces in the collection boxes... — Pam Frederick / Nosy Neighbor: Where have all the post office boxes gone?
The boxes pictured at B'way/Chambers are usually stuffed to the brim. So obviously many people still rely on snail mail.... — Makes You Go "Hmm-m-m" / Nosy Neighbor: Where have all the post office boxes gone?
And have you noticed they changed the slots for depositing mail? I guess it was done to deter people from... — Makes You Go "Hmm-m-m" / Nosy Neighbor: Where have all the post office boxes gone?
I think it would make sense to remove the majority of those boxes as the amount of snail mail has... — lowphat / Nosy Neighbor: Where have all the post office boxes gone?
Note when the article says “has a cult following” it means “every literate reader in greater New York City plus... — MM DeVoe / McNally Jackson coming to Seaport — with drinks
Tom, Sadly, I couldn't agree more. You described the updates accurately. Al — Al / AKA aka Smyth hotel lobby and bar to open in May
The project cannot start until DDC is done on Warren Street. — James / Plans filed for a hotel at 86 Warren