Yes!!!! My lady and I have been BEGGING for one of these!!!! — Jack Gaff on Chambers Street Wines is opening a wine bar on… Chambers

so, no RIOTS or claims of a “rigged election”; is that the point? 🤔 — baba galacticus on It’s quiet out there

1991 Lotus Blossom https://nyclandmarks.lunaimaging.com/luna/servlet/detail/NYClandmarks~2~2~62970~78097:Tribeca-West-Historic-District — james on Upon the Palace has opened

Every time an expensive restaurant opens up in Tribeca this website is deluged with comments from people bemoaning the lack of affordable dining in the neighborhood. I see lots of entrees on this menu that are under thirty bucks. If you don't give this place a LOT of business, don't complain when future restaurants only open at the $40+ price point. — Thomas Hagen on Upon the Palace has opened

I miss sending faxes instead of email. — Thomas Hagen on Seen & Heard: Hobby Lobby construction happening?

I despise Hobby Lobby and there will be no mention of it on FiDi Fan Page. I'm hoping it fails miserably. — LV on Seen & Heard: Hobby Lobby construction happening?

I miss Barnes and Nobles. — Native on Seen & Heard: Hobby Lobby construction happening?

I know these guys from NJ. They are amazing! — Margie on New veterinarian and doggy daycare for Duane

Words cannot express how much I miss the Barnes & Noble — RPZ on Seen & Heard: Hobby Lobby construction happening?

Hobby Lobby uses notions of religious freedom to disguise their bigotry toward women and people of color. There are other places to buy arts and crafts supplies including: SoHo Art Materials - 3 Wooster Street Blick - 443 Broadway Scrap Yard NYC - 300 Broadway Paper Source - 211 West Broadway Target and many online sources — Heide Fasnacht on Seen & Heard: Hobby Lobby construction happening?

Good luck Leo! Thanks for all the haircuts! See you in the next shop! — David U on Ilya’s Barbershop will move to Broadway

i love our town! — Mdeline Lanciani on Halloween takes over the neighborhood

Thank you so much Matt! I can't open up the article, but was able to see the menu!!!cocktails. The place brings back lots of good memories!!! When i had my party there it was 1985! — Native on Upon the Palace has opened

I submitted 2-3 complaints/week for the last year via 311 about this sidewalk and am thrilled to see they finally cleared this sidewalk! — 356 Broadway Resident on The sidewalk at Franklin & Broadway is liberated

The menu! https://menus.digital.utsc.utoronto.ca/61220/utsc38070 — Matt on Upon the Palace has opened

https://www.nytimes.com/1987/06/23/style/notes-on-fashion.html "And on July 2, Ms. Sarko and the former Palladium doorman Haoui Montaug will open Toto (Taste of the Orient), a Thursday-night-only Japanese-style sing-along club beneath Lotus Blossom, a Chinese restaurant at 319 Greenwich Street in TriBeCa." — Matt on Upon the Palace has opened

We will miss Leo/Illya on Lispenard Street. Good luck to him in the new spot! — Don on Ilya’s Barbershop will move to Broadway

We dropped in there for a drink after dinner on 10/26 when they seemed to be having a soft opening. The staff was great and it was so nice to see this space open again. — Jini on Bar coming soon to 111 Reade?

Please look into "Lotus Blossom" It was there for many years in the 80s and maybe early 90s. I even had my graduation party in the basement. It was a great Chinese restaurant. — Native on Upon the Palace has opened

Can someone please break down how this costs $1.4 million? I could get this done in a weekend with a few of my college friends, a jackhammer, and concrete mixer. — TribecaPickleBall on An update on the Duane Park restoration project

Good luck in your new venture Leo. See you soon. — Lincoln R on Ilya’s Barbershop will move to Broadway

Just ordered mine, looking forward! — SW on Books of Tribeca: Tribeca | Four Decades in Pictures

Hi! Youth classes are on, and they’re held at 20 Vesey Street on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays at 4pm. Call on 212 374 9393 or come say hi! — ursula on Trinity Boxing Club will open on Duane again

Thanks! — Tribeca Citizen on An update on the Duane Park restoration project

It is the most used lawn in the city by square foot AND it is never closed. It is not embarrassing! Every other park closes its lawns to let them rest and we do not because it is so important to the neighborhood. Plus the lawn gets sodded every spring. This spring Parks skipped it since we thought the construction would start... — Tribeca Citizen on Washington Market Park paths will be replaced next spring