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  • You can get delivery, but you do so through the website. After working with large retailers before, I can say that the coordination to handle inventory in store and at distribution is still in the medieval times. As for prices, if it is on the website, then in-store will be the same. Things like paper towels and bananas would be priced according to the neighborhood. — mruptight on Seen & Heard: Baby Born on Oculus Floor

  • Douglas Elliott.... the jeweler to the stars and some lucky mortals!!!! Thank you very much for your gracious words and complements. Coming from you, a talented artist in his own right, with impeccable taste and great vision, is indeed an honor. Helping you and Marisa design your gorgeous new home was not only a labor of love, but also a challenge. You know exactly what you like and have concise ideas of design. The last thing I wanted to do is disappoint you. Lucky for me it all turned out great. Wishing you tons of fun in your new house. — Marion Feig on Spotlight: Antiqueria Tribeca

  • If Target TriBeCa has the same sale prices as Target Jersey City, and it appears for now they do, then any of those products will be significantly cheaper than any other neighborhood source, even if the sale price is supported by the manufacturer. For example, over the past few months Best Market has had Chobani single serve cups on sale for 4/$5 and Target Jersey City has often had them 10/$10, or 20% cheaper. Also Target often has good sales on cleaning products, which the supermarkets rarely discount. — NV on Seen & Heard: Baby Born on Oculus Floor

  • Don't get greedy, Andrea. Don't....get.....greedy! — Jim Smithers on Where in Tribeca…?

  • Thomas' English Muffins 6-pack $4.39 @ Jubilee $4.39 @ Best Market, $2.29 @ Target — Hudson River on Seen & Heard: Baby Born on Oculus Floor

  • I wouldn't say that any price difference was definitively established. If anything, the consensus was that prices are cheaper if you order from Target online. — Erik Torkells on Seen & Heard: Baby Born on Oculus Floor

  • Interesting about the no delivery at Target..so what's supposed to be the lure..when TC has already established that the prices are markedly higher than stores in the 'hood and Whole Foods and Best Market do offer delivery? — juliew on Seen & Heard: Baby Born on Oculus Floor

  • Buying furniture from Marion and Peter is one of the best buying experiences a customer can have. Their Art Deco furniture is spectacular and beautiful ! The pieces are just amazing, The quality is pure perfection! I bought a dining room table, a side board , an amazing coffee table, a spectacular mirror and 2 Art Deco chairs that had fabric hand picked by Marion, just beautiful. One thing is for sure, if you let Marion design your space, you will end up with a beautiful space, that you will love for a lifetime! I know I love mine! Thank you Marion and Peter — Douglas Elliott on Spotlight: Antiqueria Tribeca

  • Thank you Carol. So very nice to hear from you after all these years. Hope all is well with you and your family. — Marion Feig on Spotlight: Antiqueria Tribeca

  • Randy and Jon, one of our very first clients, and now cherished friends. It does seem like a real long, long time ago when you walked in with the little New York Times ad. We had many great experiences since then, and looking forward to many more. Last but not least, thank you for the honor of letting my creativity "blossom" when it came to redecorating your home. — Marion Feig on Spotlight: Antiqueria Tribeca

  • Dearest Bradley, the high priest of designers....in my humble view!!! Thank you for all your support all these years. Your words are truly too kind, and we almost feel guilty for being lauded for something that we are truly passionate about and hardly consider work. Above all, thank you for your friendship. — Marion Feig on Spotlight: Antiqueria Tribeca

  • Mark and Minna, thank you so very much for such accolades. It was our great pleasure helping you with your first and then second grand home. We also appreciate your generosity and friendship. — Marion Feig on Spotlight: Antiqueria Tribeca

  • Lisa and Chris.... your kind words are much appreciated. I also vividly remember the day you walked in, and I am forever grateful that you got lost. It was an honor helping you and Chris creating a beautiful and welcoming home. Thank you for your all your support and friendship. — Marion Feig on Spotlight: Antiqueria Tribeca

  • It's so nice to have a personal tour of the neighborhood. When may I have one in person? — Andrea on Where in Tribeca…?

  • Andrea, that's on Duane Street above the Blue Goose. — Jim Smithers on Where in Tribeca…?

  • Thanks, Luis. I received a "housewarming" invitation yesterday so I naturally assumed it hadn't opened yet. — Erik Torkells on Seen & Heard: American Cut’s Burger Bar Pop-Up

  • Semsom has been open on Maiden Lane for at least two months and word on the street is that it's quite good. — Luis Vazquez (FiDi Fan Page) on Seen & Heard: American Cut’s Burger Bar Pop-Up

  • thanks, erik, for capturing this before it slips away... — safe as milk on Under the Brooklyn Bridge

  • We noticed the Antiqueria Tribeca's ad in the NY Times when the store was newly opened. We had just moved into a prewar apartment and were eager to see the Art Deco pieces. Thanks to Marion's exquisite design vision and the gorgeous furniture purchased at Antiqueria, we have an amazing apartment! And best of all - we're one of the early clients who became dear, dear friends. — Randy Cole on Spotlight: Antiqueria Tribeca

  • As an interior designer, I am spoiled by the resources New York has to offer - but Antiqueria Tribeca is hands-down my favorite destination for exceptional Deco and Mid-Century furnishings in Manhattan. This is partly because of the quality and value of their beautifully curated inventory. But the heart and soul of Antiqueria are Marion and Peter. Over the years they have been gracious and welcoming, always making us feel right at home. If you intend to pop in for a quick look, don't be surprised if you find yourself lounging on a chic Deco chair enjoying a leisurely espresso with these two - they are absolutely charming! A visit to their warehouse just a few minutes drive from the showroom is an interior designer's wonderland of treasures, though my clients seem to love going the adventure as much as I do! — Bradley Stephens on Spotlight: Antiqueria Tribeca

  • The Feigs are old friends of ours. So nice to hear of their success with what appears to be a fabulous undertaking. — Carol Wolf on Spotlight: Antiqueria Tribeca

  • Les Halles closed briefly a few weeks ago but has since reopened. Unless it closed again. I saw it open just a few days ago. I also like Harry's Cafe in Hanover Square for Steak Frites. — Luis Vazquez (FiDi Fan Page) on Seen & Heard: Open Mic Night for Kids

  • I stumbled upon Antiqueria Tribeca in 2000 as I went in the wrong direction on Duane Street looking for an address. This happy accident led to a 16-year relationship with the Feigs and their wonderful store. That day in 2000, I stepped out onto the sidewalk and called my husband. "You have to come down here to see this beautiful sideboard for our new apartment," I said excitedly. We purchased the sideboard that day, and in the ensuing years a dining table and chairs, an exceptional Art Deco bar, an etagere, coffee table, a few side tables, an armoire, a Biedermeier cabinet, several arm chairs...you get the idea! Marion's taste is flawless, and now visiting their store is like going to visit old friends. We stop by for coffee! Congratulations, Marion and Peter, on many successful years in your business. We hope all of your new neighbors have the good taste and sense to stop in and get to know you! — Lisa and Chris on Spotlight: Antiqueria Tribeca

  • Excited for Le Relais! Anyone know of a good steak frites delivery closer to FiDi? Les Halles was decent, but now defunct. — mruptight on Seen & Heard: Open Mic Night for Kids

  • Sounds good to me. I loved Buddha-Bar in Paris, though I haven't been there in years so not sure how it has held up. I hope they retain the cross-cultural musical aesthetic. There are so few venues to hear music beyond the Anglosphere top-40 mainstream. — Marcus on Buddha Bar Has Been Approved