Can someone tell me why people need to go to sites just to order food? If the restaurant has a website, what is so difficult about going to that restaurant's website and calling in the order? If the restaurant has online ordering on its site, what is so difficult about going to the restaurant's website and ordering online there? Are you really saving any mouse clicks by going thru seamless and grub hub? Of course not. — Stanley on Why Restaurants Hate GrubHub Seamless

Poppy is a star — Katie on New Kid on the Block: Consort

Yes, Dave, that it is a great idea! — Dennis Aita on Holland Tunnel Traffic Impacts

Looks interesting. — Janet on New Kid on the Block: Consort

Get a room and a pre-sliced babka. — Jim Smithers on Instagram Tribeca (Vol. 23)

This post is fabulous, as it always is. It also says three things - it's the light!, it's your exquisite eye, and you can't beat a babka. — Andrea on Instagram Tribeca (Vol. 23)

James - you know EVERYTHING — Andrea on Where in Tribeca…?

It's a Dynavent gas-fired heating unit. — James on Where in Tribeca…?

Yeah but what's the weird box under the AC? — Bruce on Where in Tribeca…?

now that the cash toll booths are being done away with on the Jersey side, why not institute a toll on the Manhattan side? It might help cut the amount of traffic and provide some badly needed revenue for road and tunnel repair. — Dave on Holland Tunnel Traffic Impacts

Northeast corner Reade at Greenwich. — Robert Ripps on Where in Tribeca…?

Giving a whole new twist to their old slogan "The City never sleeps.. Citibank!" — Rohin on Seen & Heard: Activity in the Former NYSC Space

I am all for a wide variety of inhabitants of the neighborhood. However, why post this concern on this article for a café? That café presumably serves people from all walks of life. — Marcus on A New Café on Reade

The honking is out of control in this city. Typical scenario: Light turns green, as does parallel pedestrian walk sign. Pedestrians are walking, and have the right of way, so car(s) in front are waiting to turn, as they should. Meanwhile those in the back (who either don't know or don't care that the delay is completely proper and legal) start blowing their horns. I used to live on a corner where this happened all day long, with almost every singly change of the lights from red to green. I would report it via 311, and police would sometimes write back a response that they checked on the complaint and found no problem! Apparently they are so used to this obnoxious horn-honking that it is no longer considered a "problem". Horns exist to warn of imminent danger, not to express impatience, or take out your rage from other areas of your life. — Marcus on Holland Tunnel Traffic Impacts

The Citi project has been really rough on the neighbors. They have bright fluorescent lights blazing 24 hours a day; they start working at 7 a.m. and frequently work past midnight with jackhammers and drills; and they blow air horns constantly. Did I mention that they often work six or seven days a week? — Meg on Seen & Heard: Activity in the Former NYSC Space

It's easy to get jaded living in this city, but come on.. let it go. The woman seems to be doing something good. Lighten up. — Jeff on Seen & Heard: Kittens Rescued from Loading Dock

Pup Culture is the BEST!! they have been taking such good care of my dog Rusty for 10 years. — Madeline Lanciani on Doggy Daycare Opening in Northwest Tribeca

I signed your petition and hope that the ticketing for unproductive honking also happens in Tribeca. I've been (unproductively) complaining to DOT for years, but yes, they only care about drivers -- not residents. — KP on Holland Tunnel Traffic Impacts

I so agree, those guys from Soho Tree display such attitude and the pricing has become unrelatable. We randomly decided to buy a tree last Saturday and went no further than a beautiful 80$ tree at Morgan's Market. We love love love our tree. Third grade or not, I have never seen a tree with such an amount of fresh green branches even at the very buttom of the tree. So you guys from Soho Tree - keep your First grade ones to yourself, good luck. — AM on Seen & Heard: Shopping for a Christmas Tree

Hi Archie, Would you mind either taking down your comment or omitting the streets? — Jennifer on Seen & Heard: Kittens Rescued from Loading Dock

I heard it was either going to be a madrassa or a mattress store. Not quite sure which, since the guy didn't speak good American. — Jim Smithers on Seen & Heard: Activity in the Former NYSC Space

On Thanksgiving Day, there was NOOOOOO police presence at the Holland Tunnel entrance at any intersection along Hudson Street. How many years of experience do you need to realize there is a flapjacking need for police on those days? Rocket science, huh? — Jim Smithers on Holland Tunnel Traffic Impacts

I used to be a member when it was there. Hearing about the asbestos makes me feel less guilty about the fact that I barely ever went! — Noah on Seen & Heard: Activity in the Former NYSC Space

Indeed, James, that is the issue. NYPD Traffic is assigned to intersections like these, and they cannot write tickets for noise violations, or really anything more than a fine for blocking the box, for that matter. — Sam on Holland Tunnel Traffic Impacts

I know. I'm in the bldg. — paul on Seen & Heard: Activity in the Former NYSC Space