Seen & Heard: Louis C.K. Film Shoot
Plus: No sign of progress at the Trader Joe's in Soho; Harrison is back at Whole Foods Tribeca; sidewalk poured at 56 Leonard; Shelby Lynne and Allison Moorer in concert; street-sign typeface. / 2 comments
In the News: Richard Serra Now Owns His Entire Building
Plus: Drew Barrymore's local recommendations; the menu at FiDi's forthcoming Fuku fast-food restaurant; actor Matthew Perry is living here; 1 White's owner got a loan for the renovation; Terroir's Paul Grieco now that the wine revolution has been won. / 1 comment
Sweaty Betty Is Opening a Tribeca Store
It'll be conveniently located next to Tracy Anderson's studio.
Where in Tribeca…?
Know where this was shot? Prove it. / 2 comments
New Kid on the Block: INColour
Color specialist Martin Kesselman has opened a new paint showroom/store on Lafayette. Color consultation is surprisingly intimate business, he says: "You're in people's homes, their bedrooms, their closets. I love that connection you make."
Seen & Heard: Rebuffed at Spring Place
Plus: Another store at the World Trade Center mall has closed; Bar Works has opened; sidewalk cafés are allowed on Chambers; Downtown Wine & Liquors is nearer the end. / 17 comments
In the News: Fraunces Tavern Was Closed by the Health Department
Plus: Opening forecasts for Blue Bottle's two Lower Manhattan cafés; actress Diane Kruger bought here; actress La La Anthony lives here; court victory for anti-porn zoning; beautifying the area around the New York Stock Exchange; Ritz-Carlton penthouse to be auctioned in Hong Kong.
Nosy Neighbor: Why Is the MTA Parking Buses on Church?
"Why does the MTA park—and double-park—out-of-service buses on Church Street (for a couple of blocks below Chambers) during the evening rush hour?" —E. / 2 comments
Music the Whole Family Will Love
Bright Horizons Radio on Pandora features today’s popular artists playing songs your kids will love. / Sponsored
Seen & Heard: Tetsu Finally Revealed
Plus: Another alfresco film series; mini-movies to sell real estate; vestigial sign for Temple Street; the Mudd Club Rummage Sale; writers discuss "Writing About Love." / 1 comment
Newsletter: June 8
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In the News: Canal Street Building Sent Back to Drawing Board
Plus: World Trade Center mall 20% unleased; the menu at Tetsu will have four burgers; thief masqueraded as construction worker; Battery Park City consultants get renewed. / 1 comment
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Robert Ripps book
History of Tribeca Buildings
The coffee is excellent. The renovation IS beautiful, albeit not entirely "cafe comfy". But the chairs by the window are... — KC / New Kid on the Block: Toby’s Estate Coffee Roasters
when is this location going to stop being used as a migrant shelter? they literally - still ! - across... — FS / Radisson at 52 William to be used by the city for a migrant shelter
Gerry do you remember the last of the coffee roasters and warehouses? And that great restaurant How’s Bayou? It was... — John Gallagher / New tenant for Taylor’s building
Yes, the lemon pepper proved to be quite tasty on both pita crackers and Wasa crisp bread. So much so... — Nicole Vianna / New Kid on the Block: PopUp Bagels
As expected (and from previous experience with their original locations in Williamsburg and West Village, both of which became Partners... — Barry Wacksman / New Kid on the Block: Toby’s Estate Coffee Roasters
How Tribeca has changed I started my career fresh out of college in 1983 I recall mostly factories butter &... — Gerry Post / New tenant for Taylor’s building
Harry Macklowe you may recall demolished a building on west 45th in the middle of the night after he couldn't... — david turecamo / Commercial building at Reade and Broadway acquired by developer