Seen & Heard: Añejo Starts Serving Lunch Today
Plus: A look inside Tribeca's newest nail salon; anti-development pamphlet from 1993; Drama League events; Quiznos is back. / 1 comment
Nosy Neighbor: What Is Citigroup Doing to Its Building?
"Citigroup appears to be building something substantial at the corner of Hubert and West. Looks like they are digging deep foundations." —J.
Mark Your Calendars: Dine Around Downtown is Back!
Dozens of fabulous restaurants in one food festival: Dine Around Downtown is Tuesday, Sept. 30—rain or shine—and everyone is welcome! / Sponsored
In the News: White Restaurant with Huge Terrace Planned for Greenwich Street
Plus: Nightclubby Mykonos restaurant opening in Battery Maritime Building; why 5 Beekman isn't being called the Temple Court Hotel. / 3 comments
Seen & Heard: Pearl Paint Bankrupcty
Plus: Demolition on West Street; new stop sign in FiDi; Gustafer Yellowgold concert; funky vegetalia; free yoga at Bogardus Plaza; bright yellow Marriott.
Tearing Down Tribeca
There's a lot of demolition going on right now—and there's a lot more to come. Here's a look at what we're losing, along with how much taller the new buildings will be. / 14 comments
Newsletter: Sept. 15
The Final Design for Bogardus Park • Debating a New Karaoke Bar • Chastising Sazón • Inside White Street Restaurant • Midnight Motorcycle Rally • Mystery Storefront • Theodore Roosevelt V • More
In the News: SoulCycle Coping Mechanisms
Plus: Neighbors' reaction to Bogardus Park design; history of the City Hall building; fashion designer Wes Gordon's home. / 4 comments
Seen & Heard: Café Clementine Is Now Open Saturdays
Plus: Any idea what's happening at Church and Franklin?; new magazine shop; mixed media and photogravure at Steven Amedee.
In the News: Theodore Roosevelt V
Plus: 1 World Trade Center floor plans; model preparations for Fashion Week (including sonograms to locate fat pockets); living above the World Trade Center site; Hotel Indigo rendering. / 1 comment
Seen & Heard: Mystery Storefront on W. Broadway
Plus: Mehtaphor closed for renovations; shameless 9/11 marketing; checking out the new Juice Press; Army recruiters shipping out; update on 49-51 Chambers conversion; kids' chalk-drawing contest; gay party.
Left rectangle ads redesigned
Robert Ripps book
History of Tribeca Buildings
She was a treasure. Great vet! She loved our dog and was such a nice person. — Troy / Ivy Pets (Tribeca Veterinary Wellness) has closed permanently
What’s most ironic about this complaint is that condo inventory in Tribeca is currently at its lowest level in about... — Reademan / Plans submitted for a residential building at 250 Church
Dr. Berg was amazing in every way, so it's sad to see it end this way. It looked like Dr.... — Talg / Ivy Pets (Tribeca Veterinary Wellness) has closed permanently
1. Tribeca also has the least amount of affordable supermarkets, restaurants, clothing stores, etc. in all of New York. Why... — James Bogardus / Plans submitted for a residential building at 250 Church
Is there anything else we can give you while you have your hand out begging for us to pay your... — Talg / Plans submitted for a residential building at 250 Church
Tribeca has the least amount of affordable housing in all of New York. This building should be 💯 % affordable,... — Jean Grillo / Plans submitted for a residential building at 250 Church
Hi. Is thrre any newd on the huge tower proposal for Jay and Greenwich? — Martine / Community Board meetings for March