Newsletter: February 12
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Seen & Heard: Starbucks is getting close
Plus a dance story hours for the littles; a walk around the Manhattan coastline; a new after hours book club. / 3 comments
There’s a batting cage on Warren Street!
Longtime Downtown Little League coach Erick Hernandez has built an off-season practice space out of a classic Tribeca walkup. / 1 comment
The cobbler on Beach has closed
Ralph's Shoe Repair was installed across from Citibank for at least the past 31 years. / 9 comments
New Kid on the Block: Warren Street Bar & Restaurant
The new hotel's dining room is open starting at 7a for breakfast. Go for tea and then some. / 7 comments
Seen & Heard: Playgarden Prep adds Spanish-immersion preschool program
Plus a chef talk in Battery Park City; holy terrors and monsters at Galerie56; lunar new year celebrations at the Oculus for the next week and a half.
Newsletter: February 8
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Sneak Peek: Beefbar
The restaurant coming to the former Nobu space on Hudson and Franklin is the first NYC location of a global franchise and will be owned and operated by a local family. / 9 comments
Catching Up With New Kids: L’Abeille à Côté
The more casual (but still fine dining) sister to L'Abeille has a new prix fixe menu as well as a la carte Japanese-meets-French fare. / 16 comments
City Winery presents Tribeca Supper Club at City Vineyard!
Join us for a weekend evening of dining and music overlooking the Hudson River this winter. Enjoy a multi-course meal accompanied by global music performances by local musicians. / Sponsored
Seen & Heard: Brews at Brookfield
Plus Holi at PS 150; Lunar New Year at MOCA; Valentine making workshop at BPC; a free prenatal class at Cocoon.
In the News: A protector of the Hudson dies
Plus Mena chef lands in Brooklyn; the interiors of a fashion influencer; Vision Zero in the 1st Precinct.
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