So sorry you're closing. I enjoyed many wine tasting classes at your store. I have a better understanding of wines now. thank you — Gwen on New York Vintners Is Closing Its Warren Street Location

I miss SP Nuts and Candy too. But I get my nuts from Trader Joe's now. Their blister roasted peanuts are super crunchy. — Jana Gross on Seen & Heard: De Blasio’s Placard Reform Is a Joke

They could have mentioned that they have been voted the best wine store in the world. My favorite by far, though Caves Auge on Blvd Haussmann is amazing, too. But you have to know the right people to get what you want. Chambers is a wonderful, friendly place, and a wine-leader in so many ways. If you want to develop your own taste in wine, this is the place to go. — bulkey on Spotlight: Chambers Street Wines

Lucky for me, some things don't change. — Andrea on Where in Tribeca…?

Yes, just left of The Hideaway. — Evan on Where in Tribeca…?

The north side of Duane Street, just east of Greenwich. — Andrea on Where in Tribeca…?

Towers Cafeteria was owned by the Pantzer family from the 1930s until it became the Odeon. Every artist in the neighborhood spent time there, Close, Serra, Warhol ,Graves, and Wendy O. Williams, too many to mention here! — Dennis Pantzer on When Tribeca Was Small (Part Two)

Of course I remember River Run. I always got a salad there. — KP on When Tribeca Was Small (Part Two)

From the Downtown Post NYC article about the City Council Election: "Turnout in Assembly District 65 was substantially higher than it was in Assembly District 66." Tribeca is Assembly District 66, right? — KP on In the News: Margaret Chin’s Win Is Official

Had a sneak peak of the Bruno Miguel show at Sapar Contemporary as they were finishing the installation last night. Excellent original work. Highly recommend it. — Huck's mom on Seen & Heard: Citi Stripes

Great photos. Having a bike here in 1972 it was great to ride around but an awful place to park. We gave up our car to the NYPD who took it for unpaid tickets. Does anyone remember Riverrun? A great Irish restaurant it made the best Pad Thai I've ever eaten. — Jean Grillo on When Tribeca Was Small (Part Two)

The source was the rep for the restaurant, and the photo was to remind people of the location. — Erik Torkells on Seen & Heard: Buddha Bar Update

Why back up Buddha Bar updates with pictures of 62 Thomas as opposed to posting the sources of the updates? — Alex on Seen & Heard: Buddha Bar Update

What about West Boondock? — Michael Connolly on When Tribeca Was Small (Part Two)

Is it too late to ask him about 9/11? I want to hear what he has to say about it. — KP on TCQ&A: Patrick McGrath

Perhaps, but not anymore: All your Zipcar gets you is a 25% discount on a membership to Storm King. — Erik Torkells on Field Trip: Storm King Art Center

I seem to remember getting 2 for 1 admission as a Zipcar member... — Robert Ripps on Field Trip: Storm King Art Center

And remember How's Bayou, which became the Harrison, and is now Maison Kaiser? — jane freeman on When Tribeca Was Small (Part Two)

Nah no hoping it remains a restaurant but some anyway! — TG on And the New Tenant at Dylan Prime Is…

Guess I'm a crappy person... — Jeff on Chick-fil-A’s Biggest-Ever Restaurant Will Be in FiDi

Bravo. This is a major feat for The Flea and TriBeCa. — TG on New Kid on the Block: The Flea Theater

I LOVE these! — Jean Powers on The Sketchbooks of John Donohue

Stripes or vents on Citi? — yael on Seen & Heard: Citi Stripes

"let these homophobes into our precious city"??? So much for the 1st amendment. I'd hate to live in a city that was allowed to bar businesses based on their beliefs. — LG on Chick-fil-A’s Biggest-Ever Restaurant Will Be in FiDi

It's out of proportion with everything around it. I'd be surprised if landmarks will allow such a monstrosity. It should be capped at 5 stories like the rest of the buildings nearby. Also, not a particularly attractive or imaginative design in my eyes. — Andy on The Makeover of Canal Street Continues