I have to agree, with those prices its going to be hard to differentiate itself in the neighborhood. As much as i would like to support another neighborhood place, I cant see myself spending that kind of money on a routine basis. — Bob on Seen & Heard: The Menu at Yves

That's too bad because the smaller ones were really great for maneuvering between the Lululemon mafia post drop off/soulcycle. — juliew on Nosy Neighbor: Why Did Whole Foods Get Rid of Its Small Shopping Carts?

OMG i noticed this last night...no bueno — ashtralia on Nosy Neighbor: Why Did Whole Foods Get Rid of Its Small Shopping Carts?

Did the candies have tails? — Jim Smithers on Seen & Heard: Ninja vs. the Health Department

The NYT just ran a mention, with the website (http://yves-nyc.com) and phone (212-431-3385). — Erik Torkells on Seen & Heard: The Menu at Yves

The new economics of opening a restaurant in New York City make that highly unlikely. There's a good NYT look at http://www.nytimes.com/2016/10/26/dining/restaurant-economics-new-york.html. — Erik Torkells on Seen & Heard: The Menu at Yves

And my excitement at having a new restaurant in the neighborhood is crushed by those prices. I was really hoping for a new, mid-price option. — Donna on Seen & Heard: The Menu at Yves

I've been waiting years for this space to open as I both work and live nearby. The setting is spectacular and it is great to have a grand bar. When the atrium first opened a few weeks ago the apps were well done, but subsequently they stopped serving food there. I've eaten twice now at Fowler & Wells and the food has been disappointing and a poor value versus cost. The throwback concept is interesting but the kitchen cannot achieve that style unless food is slow cooked. The present version needs a lot of refinement and more some more traditional dishes should be added for increased choice. The salads are overly salted and small ($17). The entrees need to be rethought. The discount is good idea though until they work out the kinks. — Lewis Gross on First Impressions: Fowler & Wells

Takahachi Bakery does a nice breakfast roll with bacon, egg and cheese. — mruptight on Seen & Heard: Breakfast Sandwiches

lol @ edible arrangements....that is so random. — John on Seen & Heard: The Menu at Yves

Were you able to call and make a reservation? — Taryn on Seen & Heard: The Menu at Yves

I went to the new and improved Ivy's, I mean Yves on Saturday night and it was tasty! I had the cod and the spaghetti squash, both delish! I also liked the drink "Boyfriend Material," with the caveat that I like girlie drinks. — Yael on Seen & Heard: The Menu at Yves

Took my son trick or treating this afternoon and the owner/manager of ninja was actually giving out candies. Such a sweet man. Hope the restaurant cleans up and reopens soon. — TribecaMom on Seen & Heard: Ninja vs. the Health Department

Amen! There are no bad dogs, just evil, inconsiderate dog owners. — kevinaitch on Where in Tribeca…?

Also a great app called Surge (go figure) will let you know where to walk to for the non-surge price — Vince on In the News: Hamptons Shop’s Holiday Pop-Up

Re: surge pricing, you can also wait. Recently I tried to book a ride and was informed surge was in effect. I waited 10 minutes and the price dropped to about half the surge price. — Makes you go "hmmm..." on In the News: Hamptons Shop’s Holiday Pop-Up

Interesting re: the surge pricing... thanks for the link. I've been using Juno a lot more than Uber recently... actually I tend to open their app 1st. Only go to Uber if a Juno driver isn't reasonably close. I don't have a problem with surge pricing in theory, but in practice it appears to be a bit shady they way it's implemented. I've seen screencaps taken of a driver's Uber where the message is alerting them to "guaranteed surge" was going to start at a certain time. Don't have that issue w/ Juno (i think the company is currently paying any "surge"). Be curious to see what effect the competition has & how they evolve. — Jeff on In the News: Hamptons Shop’s Holiday Pop-Up

YES on sound limits. The noise was awful during recent "events" in/near City Hall Park. — A. on Seen & Heard: Ninja vs. the Health Department

Hudson Market has the best breakfast sandwiches in the neighborhood. One of the best I've had in the city. 2 eggs and they dont skimp on the eggs either. Cant beat the price of 3.75 either. — 40 Harry on Seen & Heard: Breakfast Sandwiches

The best thing about Ninja was that it was dark - you wouldn't want to see it with lights on - eeek. — MichaelM on Seen & Heard: Ninja vs. the Health Department

Ninja was closed due to vermin infestation. — TribecaMom on Seen & Heard: Ninja vs. the Health Department

Blue spoon cafe on chambers does some pretty neat sandwiches and bagels! — Shuchi on Seen & Heard: Breakfast Sandwiches

Mariachi's does have a breakfast burrito, called the Paisano. It's simple and nice, I get it often. — Kristin on Seen & Heard: Breakfast Sandwiches

Restaurant inspection information can be accessed at: http://a816-restaurantinspection.nyc.gov/RestaurantInspection/SearchBrowse.do or http://www1.nyc.gov/site/doh/services/restaurant-grades.page — James on Seen & Heard: Ninja vs. the Health Department

Ugh, again with Tunnel2Towers. Couldn't they make it Towers2Tunnel and keep the racket in Jerz? — John on Beer and Wine at Aire Ancient Baths