Much More Than a Wine Shop…
You may think of New York Vintners as the premier boutique wine shop in Tribeca, with an exemplary global curated selection of wines, but it's also a fantastic event space, where you can throw your own private event or attend one of theirs. Keep reading to learn about an exclusive special offer. / Sponsored
Seen & Heard: Hudson River Park Food Carts
Plus: Citibank's copper trim; karaoke hotspot rumor; "Zero Hour"; opposition to N. Moore restaurant.
In the News: A Foxy New Neighbor for the World Trade Center
Plus: Pier 25 reopening in May; Drybar review; Franklin Street chocolate shop/restaurant kiboshed; Bridge Café fundraising drive; Go Go Curry opening date; Baba Ghanouge in FiDi; would BMCC consider moving north?
How Will You Celebrate Valentine’s Day?
With fine jewelry? Spa treatments? Beautiful flowers? An indulgent dinner? Something bubbly? Or all of the above? / Sponsored
Nosy Neighbor: What’s the Story with the Batmobile?
Yarrow Mazzetti, the man responsible for the art car, talks about his inspiration, what the cops think, parking the limo, and more. / 5 comments
In the News: Living on Cortlandt Alley
...in a glass, boxy penthouse, perhaps. Plus: Michael Kors coming to the World Financial Center; funding for the West Thames bridge; magazine editor Jesse Pearson; Canal subway mosaics; Pier 40 plan resistance.
Coming This Summer: Concerts on Pier 26
And the performers could be good.... UPDATE: The band Fun. will play the pier on July 22. Tickets go on sale on Feb. 16. / 5 comments
Seen & Heard: Saleya’s Dinner Menu
Available starting tonight. Plus: Cobblestone art; Peace & Love is indeed reopening; kids' store hoping to come back; DeRose Method's Tribeca studio is open; American Flatbread strategy; Amish Market in flux; Kutsher's trunk shows.
New Kid on the Block: Fika
The mini-chain's new outpost has opened in Truffles Tribeca—it's a lovely place to lounge over a coffee and pastry, a light lunch, or a glass of wine. And on Sundays, once the beer/wine license comes through, Fika will serve a true Swedish smörgåsbord! / 4 comments
Newsletter: Feb. 4
The Seaport, Three Months Later • Cooking Like Karen DeMasco • N. Moore Restaurant • Service-Dog Deli Dispute • Pigeon Snatching • Karkula Has Left Tribeca • More
In the News: The Glass-Brick Building That Tribeca Might Have Had
Plus: Zac Posen's Sunday mornings; why Tribeca and Soho rule real-estate rankings; an op-ed against the Hudson River Park tax; overcrowding at P.S. 276; the "Empress of Patterns." / 6 comments
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BNY is doing a full facade replacement on that building, which will have multi-year scaffolding, sidewalk closures and partial street... — Tribeca / Construction making progress on Greenwich?
We carried it out the other night. Very impressed with the freshness and flavors. The Trifle picture is a bit... — dan / First Impressions: THISBOWL
Let's see the 14th St. repair that took 10 years. Delayed by bad selection of contractors with poor paving materials.... — Allen / Construction making progress on Greenwich?
Are they really not adding any street trees to the new expanded BNY sidewalk? — person / Construction making progress on Greenwich?
A huge thank you to the Tribeca Citizen for this wonderful piece about my dad, Neal Brown, and Northern Lights... — Kris Brown / Books of Tribeca: Northern Lights and Rocket Flights: My Years at Poker Flat Research Range
Bank of New York sold their retail banking business to Chase/JP Morgan many years ago, which is why that branch... — Reademan / Chase bank branch taking Gee Whiz and Joe & The Juice space
It felt awkward and a little bit rude to walk to the Bank of New York headquarters building and only... — Thomas Hagen / Chase bank branch taking Gee Whiz and Joe & The Juice space