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New Kid on the Block: Sankaku
The owners of Azabu have activated the space upstairs, opening a charming sake lounge serving Japanese snacks and small bites intended for creative sake pairings.
Newsletter: July 18
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Streetscape: Big reveal at 187 Franklin
The sidewalk bridge at 187 Franklin will be taken down this week, and the Unhistoric Townhouse will be fully revealed. / 8 comments
In the News: Broadway/Canal corner will soon transform
A key Soho corner will soon be activated by a “boutique” office building at the northwest corner of Canal. / 7 comments
Seen & Heard: Teresa Tarmey opening on Duane Street
Plus Anejo gets credit for a house specialty; Downtown Yogurt voted New Jersey's best; Spear Physical Therapy coming to Chambers; a happy hour for you and your pup. / 1 comment
In the News: Impossible burger getting increasingly impossible
Plus the Aloft hotel in Fidi breaks ground; Postmasters gallery opens an outpost in Rome; another Hole in the Wall; and Let There Be Neon is lighting things up.
Crown Shy open for lunch starting today
The (already) acclaimed restaurant from chef James Kent is offering a menu with lunch-exclusive dishes on weekdays from 11:30 to 2.
111 Montgomery: The First Full-Service Condominium in Crown Heights
Located moments from the Brooklyn Botanic Garden and Prospect Park, this condominium offers homes with private and common outdoor experiences, skyline views and seamless indoor/outdoor living. / Sponsored
Oral History: The Tribeca beach, circa 1977
In the mid '70s, with the World Trade Center built and the fill deposited at what would become Battery Park City, the area west of Tribeca became a de facto beach, and a neighborhood playspace. / 2 comments
Former Bouley Botanical scheduled as upscale American
The manager of Pasquale Jones and a restauranteur from L.A. will open a (yet unnamed) eatery focused on American cuisine in the former Bouley Botanical space at White and Church. / 1 comment
Seen & Heard: Peregrine falcons take in a local view
Plus The Real Real goes public; Crown Shy is open for lunch?; Osteria della Pace is open for brunch; construction at 200 Liberty; and Klein Epstein Parker moves across the street.
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I worked for this owner for a long time. He worked hard for tribeca Taphouse and it’s employees. He always... — Rhett Fischer / Seen & Heard: Tribeca Tap House has closed
Mary Miss, Just beautiful. Site specific art that takes ones breath away. All, please support funding for the arts. — neighbor / Oral History: The Tribeca beach, circa 1977
Hi Terry, we are looking for the rings, they never turned up at the 1st. Can you contact our office?... — NYPD / Crowd Sourcing: Trucks wreaking havoc downtown
Hi Terry! I am looking for these rings -- have you dropped them off by the 1st Precinct just yet?... — Brendan / Crowd Sourcing: Trucks wreaking havoc downtown
Agreed with Hudson River. I have seen Chinese intercity buses going down Leonard to cut the Canal St traffic. The... — TribecaMom / Crowd Sourcing: Trucks wreaking havoc downtown
This morning I found 3 wedding/engagement rings near the swings by the splash park. Left a note with my phone... — Terry P Marshall / Crowd Sourcing: Trucks wreaking havoc downtown
Wow!!!!! A genuine work of art. I am impressed. — Larry / Streetscape: Big reveal at 187 Franklin