In the News: Has Anyone Seen Bill de Blasio?
Plus: FiDi light show aggravates neighbors; World Trade Center PATH station to close on weekends for two years; recent thefts and robberies; city approves pair of Two Bridges towers; shady for-profit college. / 1 comment
Seen & Heard: Soho Finger Fight
Plus: Dance party for the ARChive of Contemporary Music; Schoolhouse opened a third store; Tribeca Citizen shirts; the Impossible Burger at a Schnippers uptown; Colony candle. / 2 comments
The End Is Near
Tribeca Citizen will cease publication on December 31. (Note: Newer posts will show up below this one for a while.) / 105 comments
In the News: The Dangers of West Street
Plus: Amazon is testing cashierless technology at a larger store; Bâtard chef Markus Glocker's menu for Augustine; NYPD to add a fleet of drones; more on Canada gallery's move to Tribeca. / 2 comments
Seen & Heard: Pizzeria Name Change
Plus: Signs of life at Barnes & Noble; pop-up for dads; the gentrification of Cortlandt Alley; a bunch of vacant storefronts on Grand Street. / 5 comments
181 Front St. – Dumbo’s Newest Luxury Rental Building 1-3 Bedrooms Plus Amenities
An antidote to the glass-box approach to new residential development, 181 Front Street is harmonious with its environment while offering every possible modern convenience. / Sponsored
Quiz: Dead Restaurants (Part 5)
"Also notable is the Caesarista, a staffer tossing Caesar salads in the dining room." Can you identify these 10 deceased restaurants? / 7 comments
In the News: Alamo Drafthouse Forecast
Plus: Progress on the Peck Slip Park redesign; new Walker Street gallery confirmed; the glut of inner-city buses; Park Row tower topped out.
Seen & Heard: Canvas Sample Sale
Plus: Leonard Street condominium revealed; ad projected over construction site; the Department of Transportation's quixotic bollards; new signage on Church Street strip; "FBI" shoot. / 4 comments
Omakase Sushi Restaurant Opens Tomorrow
The soft-opening menu "will vary daily due to seasonal availability, causing the price to fluctuate around $100-$130."
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