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July 2, 2022

Seen & Heard: Blank Street Coffee is open

Plus Artesano is aiming for July 25; Pick A Bagel and United Grocery & Deli are back open. / 7 comments

July 1, 2022

Postmasters Gallery is leaving Tribeca

The gallery, which opened in the East Village 38 years ago, was one of the first to migrate from Chelsea in 2013. They are going nomadic. / 2 comments

Field Trip: Jersey City + Liberty Science Center

The journey is the destination in this case, with subways, light rails, Citi Bikes and ferries all in play.

Seen & Heard: Protesting De Niro?

Plus late summer hours at Oculus; more vendors at Smorgasburg; free outdoor dining area at Brookfield; River & Blues starts next week. / 3 comments

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  • Let's be honest about this. The demise of street retail stores can very largely be put down to on-line shopping.... — Bob / Seen & Heard: Suram is open on Greenwich

  • noooooo! how could they kill Smith + Mills... — christine / Addition will move forward at Greenwich & North Moore

  • Good points. I think there is another big structural issue though which allows landlords to sit on empty storefronts and... — john / Seen & Heard: Suram is open on Greenwich

  • Dan, sorry to hear about your encounter. The building is the blight. But rundown stretches can be magnets for some... — Gary / McDonald’s site on Broadway is finally sold

  • amendment to my previous comment: I was threatened by a man while walking by there today, so yeah time to... — Dan / McDonald’s site on Broadway is finally sold

  • Que pena! The pão de queijo was the best my son and I have ever tasted, in either the U.S.... — Elizabeth Neely / Casa Brazilian on Duane has closed permanently

  • More importantly, what will happen to yves and S&M? — JF / Addition will move forward at Greenwich & North Moore

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June 30, 2022

New Kid in Soho: Pine & Polk + PS

A curated provisions store hides a jewel box of a cocktail bar, with a crossover between the offerings. / 3 comments

Hamptons Peeping: The transformation of Rosewood Farm

The 34-acre estate includes a six-bedroom primary residence, a four-bedroom guest house, a pool house and garage -- all converted from the original barns and stables. / Sponsored

Seen & Heard: Smyth Tavern getting closer?

Plus a view of the Clipper Race fleet in the Hudson; the Patriot leaves its last goodbyes on the door.

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June 29, 2022

The Candidates 2022: Deborah Glick wins assembly primary

About 20 percent of the district voted -- and the second primary is on August 23, which could have an even lower turnout. / 3 comments

New Kid on the Block: Ajisai

A sushi restaurant has taken over the former Tokyo Bay space on Duane Park and is a close imitation in all the right ways. / 2 comments

June 28, 2022

Seen & Heard: Plans for redesigning Rockefeller Park

Plus the Artezen Hotel is approved for a liquor license; a new gallery at 381 Broadway; it's shaved snow season. / 3 comments

The owner of Shigure sake bar will open on Walker

Takahiro Okada will be taking over the 87 on Walker space, opening a Japanese cocktail bar with a jazz vibe. / 7 comments

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