Catching Up With New Kids: Ol’ Days
The restaurant opened nearly a year ago on Warren, offering farm-to-table bowls and handhelds and breakfast all day starting at 7:30. / 3 comments
New Kid on the Block: Paros
Two brothers have brought one of the prettiest spots in the neighborhood back to life with Greek-inspired modern fine dining and old-fashioned Greek hospitably. / 9 comments
Seen & Heard: Brunch at Eataly Soho
Plus Pace University adds an AI lab that will be open to neighbors; for rent on Chambers?; artist talk at Bortolami.
In the News: Local students in temporary shelters
Plus an Estonian art fair from a Tribeca gallerist; the last holdouts in artists lofts; another artist cashes out.
Newsletter: March 7
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Chef Marc Murphy will reopen the Landmarc space this week
The restaurant, which first opened here in 2004, will have a new name -- Marc179 -- and a new format: popping up three days a month. / 2 comments
Seen & Heard: Ladder 8 will be frozen over next week
Plus a public meeting on Park Row; a new president for MOCA; celebrate Ireland event for kids. / 1 comment
New Kid on the Block: Club 300 Powered by Theradynamics
The gym is a new concept from a long-standing physical therapy operation, which wanted to provide a space for patients to work out after treatments.
New towers coming to Thomas and Worth streets?
AT&T, which owns the monolithic Long Lines Building on Church, has applied to the city for a permit to develop the private lot just east of the building. / 10 comments
Seen & Heard: New plastic surgeons on Greenwich & Canal
Plus free performances on Governors Island; a history symposium on St. Paul's Chapel; new concept for Whole Foods.
Are moderately priced restaurants doomed in Tribeca?
Ajisai on Duane Park, which replaced Tokyo Bay nearly two years ago, has closed permanently. It inspired a list. / 65 comments
Art in Tribeca: Martin Schoeller at the Museum of Jewish Heritage
One of the world’s most prominent contemporary portrait photographers, Schoeller created the show to mark the 75th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz. / 1 comment
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