Coming Up: Fran Drescher, Tiny Tim, and a Watermelon
As well as Steve Guttenberg, Bill Maher, Warwick Saint's sultry photography, soul singer Alexis P. Suter, a Hanukkah party, Bob Mould, Colin Quinn, Melissa Ferrick, the authors of "Go the F**k to Sleep," and Blood, Sweat & Tears.
Seen & Heard: Special Forces Monument
It reared its head. Plus: Tribeca Tap House is open; Battery Park City Authority town hall; the Boom Room on Walker.
In the News: BPCA Bloodbath
Plus: The Fulton restaurant and bar; City Hall Park construction update; Joan Baez to play for Occupy Zuccotti Park; more on the storefront strip poker art exhibit.
Pop-Up: The Lake & Stars
"Peep-Up" is more like it: The latest BOFFO Building Fashion collaboradoodle—between fashion designers The Lake & Stars and design studio SOFTLab—is a dirty little trip. / 1 comment
Where in Tribeca…?
Reader (and frequent "Where in Tribeca...?" winner) J Allen sent this in. Know where it was shot? Say so in the comments. I've walked by it hundreds of times and I had never noticed it.... (Update: We have a winner!) / 1 comment
The Views from the Duane Street Hotel’s Roof
Photographer Tony Larsen captured the many interesting things you can see from the hotel's roof (if you were allowed up there, which you're not). / 2 comments
In the News: AOA Bar & Grill
New restaurant. Plus: Two BPC "facelifts"; Blue Planet Grill; Occupy Wall Street protesters are annoyed; Marc Forgione's stuff.
CB1 Tribeca Committee: The Unofficial Minutes
Plans for a new "great value steak restaurant"; Super Linda tries again for a sidewalk café permit (plus: new opening date); Edward's; big street fair this weekend.
Newsletter: Nov. 10
Based in Tribeca: Well+Good • New Kid on the Block: Cheryl McGinnis Gallery • T.J. Maxx opening date • New fashion boutique • Jehangir Mehta: From Bombay to Tribeca • Stella's upcoming move • Kids' sample sale • More / 1 comment
In the News: Another School Rezoning Plan
Plus: 56 Leonard is back!; photographer Donna Ferrato; the Elevens, our neighborhood crowdsourced restaurant. / 31 comments
From Bombay to Tribeca
Mehtaphor chef Jehangir Mehta talks about how life here is different than in India, where he grew up: “There’s a lot more choice here since the wealth is spread over more people. Bombay might only have one Broadway show to New York’s twenty.” It’s the latest Q&A in Anojja Shah’s “I → NY” series. / 1 comment
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Jails plan is so foolish and yet it goes on. There won't be enough spaces to hold all the inmates,... — Marcus / Seen & Heard: Spring block party at Bogardus
This concept still seems completely backwards to me. I'd vote for European (and probably rest of world) style cafe seating.... — Marcus / An update on outdoor dining
Here are two recent photo collections of the Brooklyn jail for anyone curious: http://fieldcondition.com/blog/2026/4/15/construction-update-275-atlantic-avenue https://newyorkyimby.com/2026/03/facade-installation-begins-at-275-atlantic-avenue-in-boerum-hill-brooklyn.html — malcolm / Seen & Heard: Spring block party at Bogardus
Location, staff, and vibe, A+++++... Pizza, my opinion super boring and generic. Not NYC enough for my taste. I wish... — A Tribeca Parent / First Impressions: Marinara Pizza
The LPC approved the plans. I love it! https://www.newyorkyimby.com/2026/04/lpc-approves-renovation-expansion-of-385-greenwich-street-in-tribeca-manhattan.html — Reademan / Rooftop addition proposed for historic building at Greenwich and N. Moore
Yes Nomad is very tasty and Samar is charming, I am a fan .Tika Marsala sandwich with shrimp as the... — dianne talan / New Kid on the Block: Nomad Sandwiches