Grand Daisy has a wonderful breakfast sandwich with eggs, cheese and asparagus. Really great! — Mathilde on Seen & Heard: Breakfast Sandwiches

Good to see that many of these lovely old buildings have survived, and been cleaned up... — Marcus on Tribeca Then and Now #7

Indeed, the trees add so much to the neighborhood. Hope there will be more…some streets are still sadly tree-less. — Marcus on Tribeca Then and Now #1

Bring back the trolleys! — Marcus on The Mother Lode of Old Tribeca Photos

Dogs owners or walkers in Tribeca are very irresponsible! They talk on their cell phones and let the dogs pee and poop everywhere. NASTY, NASTY, NASTY! If the pee can run where people walk, you are a irresponsible dog owner. CURB YOUR DOG! — JZ50 on Where in Tribeca…?

They never went away. — Marcus on Another European Bakery Is Opening in Tribeca

Amen! — Sarah on Seen & Heard: Rumored Steakhouse

If Dolls is the sole hold out against another shitty luxury condo building, I'm getting my roll ready. — Andy C on Seen & Heard: Rumored Steakhouse

sorry, meant w-bway and thomas. — safe as milk on Seen & Heard: Breakfast Sandwiches

the cart on the corner of west b-way and church. not free range but service with a smile and delicious. — safe as milk on Seen & Heard: Breakfast Sandwiches

The Square Diner, although not sure about the provenance of the eggs. — Maria Santangelo on Seen & Heard: Breakfast Sandwiches

Zeitzeff has an amazing egg cheese and avacado sandwich on their Portuguese roll. — John on Seen & Heard: Breakfast Sandwiches

Lenny's on Park Place makes a good breakfast sandwich but only in the morning — Andrea on Seen & Heard: Breakfast Sandwiches

Benvenuto - breakfast sandwiches and wraps all day — James on Seen & Heard: Breakfast Sandwiches

Walkers makes a good (and massive) breakfast burrito it's usually a brunch special. — Sara on Seen & Heard: Breakfast Sandwiches

100% agree. It is amazing how inconsiderate many dog owners can be. — Stan on Where in Tribeca…?

Didn't know where it was, but can we all agree that Tribeca would be a better place if people walked their dogs five feet to the street instead of allowing them to just go wherever they wanted, including in the doorways and on the sides of their neighbors' homes. I just don't get it. — Karen B on Where in Tribeca…?

Correct! — Erik Torkells on Where in Tribeca…?

the building at the NW corner of Hudson and Beach — Erica on Where in Tribeca…?

Ug. As a former far West Village resident Mr. Sorkin's argument makes me nuts. What they're discussing is a falling down, waste of space that could be massively better served if it was redeveloped and reinvigorated. His argument against these types of private/public projects is especially maddening. Yes, it would be lovely if NY could afford to fund a public space for everyone, but if the city is sitting on an extra $100 million dollars there are far more critical places it could go than the park where comparatively wealthy people hang out. Private partnerships are the only feasible way to make it work. And lamenting the destruction of warehouses, a pier that's about to fall into the river and the air rights that are only viewed from the UPS shipping center. WTF? Of course there are cases where developers don't hold up their end of the bargain (like the 'public space' at the new development on Murray and West street). But in a development that's literally across the street and will rebuild the pier and presumably make better use of that public space than as a parking garage with a few sports fields. I honestly cannot fathom the objection except by people who have no understanding of money and/or long for the days of a more industrial, falling apart metropolis. — Krackers on In the News: An Argument Against the Pier 40 Deal

I dont find this location any louder than the others, but agree with other commenters that it's getting a bit long in the tooth and due for a refresh. Now that some of the other older clubs are redone, they can look at this one. (IF they dont get evicted that is) — David on Will Equinox Get Muscled Out of 50 Murray?

They lied. — HAPA on Seen & Heard: Soho Pharmacy’s Identity Crisis

The notion that the pier won't be "saved" is dubious. The question is whether building up the area across the street is the best way go to about it. — Erik Torkells on In the News: An Argument Against the Pier 40 Deal

There's a petition to save pier 40 http://pier40champions.org/save-pier-40-petition/ — TribecaMom on In the News: An Argument Against the Pier 40 Deal

The "different criteria and expectations for pedestrians vis-a-vis drivers" is in no way comparable to that between bikes and cars. Pedestrians haven't injured anyone by walking into them. But stay binary. Healthiest city would be more bikers and more bikers adhering to same laws as vehicles, and having those laws enforced at the level they are to vehicles, regardless of the neighborhood. A double standard would defeat legitimacy for bikes. — jfrankp on In the News: Inside Augustine