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November 8, 2016

In the News: Batman-Themed Penthouse

Plus: Discussion about possible changes to Wagner Park; a rare chance to see one side of Trinity Church.

Loft Peeping: Modern Rustic Family Home

Drawing on the architecture of the building, formerly a lantern factory, Ashley Darryl designed this three-bedroom apartment to be "modern in the lines and rustic in the materials."

Seen & Heard: H&M Opening Date

Plus: Funky storefronts getting replaced; BMCC's 5 a.m. alarm; the weathered car that's always at Harrison and Greenwich; the Whopperito. / 8 comments

November 7, 2016

Nosy Neighbor: Is Distilled Now a Café During the Day?

"There are signs in front promoting the coffee." —C.

Recent Comments
  • I live on Lispenard and these guys really bother me. They block the sidewalks. They gobble up the on street... — lowrider / Counterfeit sales on Broadway are worse than ever

  • I was sorry to read about Dick's Hardware, another storied downtown business threatened with extinction. As a hardware store employee... — Gary / In the News: A 70-year-old Fidi hardware store faces closure

  • The solution is to have a nice local market or farmers market there before they setup early in morning — Alex / Counterfeit sales on Broadway are worse than ever

  • Definitely mostly tourists. I've taken to telling them that there are still pancakes at lots of other places that don't... — Elizabeth / Seen & Heard: An all-time record at Bubby’s?

  • I can’t wait for Friedman’s to open so that the neighborhood can do out for weekend brunch again. — Bec / Seen & Heard: An all-time record at Bubby’s?

  • Are there some higher up powers that have been protecting these African fake vendors and their Chinese counterparts? It’s inexplicable... — R. / Counterfeit sales on Broadway are worse than ever

  • The Feds are the only ones who care about this issue. NYPD is incapable and Christopher Marte is worthless. Keep... — SoHo / Counterfeit sales on Broadway are worse than ever

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Seen & Heard: Police Memorial Renderings

Plus: Artists opening their studios this Saturday; mysterious painted column; La Colombe expands its offerings; are Whole Foods carts literally shocking? / 4 comments

White Street Is Only Open for Private Events

The owners have clearly been open to change, so the question isn't really whether White Street will be revived as its former self, but instead what form the space will take if/when it does reopen as a restaurant.

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November 6, 2016

Seen & Heard: New Retail Tenant on Church

Plus: How the anti-theft shopping carts at Whole Foods work; Subway sandwich shop now also a convenience store; proposed White Street parapet; discussion about possible changes to Wagner Park; "Law & Order: SVU." / 3 comments

November 5, 2016

In the News: Through-the-Wall Burglary

Plus: More photos of the Gerken Building penthouse; entertaining Q&A with Augustine restaurateur; Harold's Meat + Three review; FiDi condo sues over 9/11 Tribute Center move. / 1 comment

Seen & Heard: Big Canal Street Topper

Plus: Nobu's Miami hotel-within-a-hotel; slice joint closed for renovations; Tutto Il Giorno delivery; the return of the W train; City Hall Park path lighting has been fixed; Hudson Street gridlock never looked so good. / 3 comments

November 4, 2016

A Poke Restaurant Appears to Be Opening in Tribeca

Poke is probably the biggest food trend in New York City right now. / 2 comments

In the News: Tribeca’s Presidential Candidate

Plus: Whole Foods is planning a loyalty program; details on Hawksmoor steakhouse opening at 3 World Trade Center; two more restaurants planned for 3WTC; "private evacuation service" at North Cove Marina; book publisher's street renaming nixed. / 2 comments

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