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  • Secondary door into 227 Hudson St.? — Andrea on Where in Tribeca…?

  • Maybe they should just get rid of napkins and ask people to wipe their mouths on their shirt sleeves. That would undoubtedly be better for the Earth than those monstrous napkins that are causing global warming. Stupid. — Fidus on New Kid on the Block: Graffiti Earth

  • Are they boycotting seamless? — cd on New Kid on the Block: Pakistan Tea House by Baluchi’s

  • OMG - so psyched for dosas in our neighborhood!!! Yay!! — Will on New Kid on the Block: Pakistan Tea House by Baluchi’s

  • Tribeca has some of the best, most unique, and cultured events in the City. What a great neighborhood. — Dan Hoeg on What’s New at Taste of Tribeca

  • And the gnocci that we still dream about from the old restaurant. — Muscle Milk on New Kid on the Block: Il Mattone

  • am going to try this tonight - I was a huge fan of the unpredictability and craziness that was the old PTR, hope they're kept some of the old uniqueness of the place. — Andy C on New Kid on the Block: Pakistan Tea House by Baluchi’s

  • Please please please consider adding the chicken and goat chesse pizza to your menu again! I loved it so much they we created a song about it! — Eileen on New Kid on the Block: Il Mattone

  • I walk past the Beekman several times a week and I find it comical to see these restaurants always listed in spring previews. That place is under heavy construction. They were never going to open in the spring! I doubt they will open in the summer either (once you get into August no one will be opening with everyone out of town). My guess is sometime in the fall... at the earliest. "Moving target"! How quaint a euphemism for contractors are screwing us... — Michael T on Seen & Heard: Update on the Beekman Hotel and Restaurants

  • Re: 111 Murray, because it's landfill and close to shoreline, they could be draining groundwater pulled from the soil? Not sure why only on a Sunday. — Robert Ripps on Seen & Heard: Aesop’s Tribeca Store Is Confirmed

  • http://newyorkyimby.com/2016/05/thomas-juul-hansen-designed-residential-tower-proposed-at-137-centre-street-chinatown.html — LRG on The Rise of ChiBeCa

  • I thought the same thing, and I even tried typing microsite on my phone to see if it would autocorrect to nitrosite. When I emailed the GrubHub rep about it, we had an exchange during which she used the word "nitrosite" five times (and "microsite" not once). — Erik Torkells on Seen & Heard: Another GrubHub Seamless Scheme

  • I think you mean 'microsite' and not 'nitrosite'. — A Tribeca Citizen on Seen & Heard: Another GrubHub Seamless Scheme

  • Il Mattone was always a nice spot and great for take-out/delivery for me since 2001. And with the sad closing of Tribeca pizza that made THE BEST gluten free pizza, I really hope Il Mattone can fill that void. There is not a decent option in the neighborhood when I am craving a NY pie oozing with cheese and topped with sausage. Yum! Fingers crossed! — Jennifer on New Kid on the Block: Il Mattone

  • I work in the Tribeca area and frequents this bar, and it's the highlight of my week. Reason being is that I can meet up with my business associates and fellow neighbors to enjoy a friendly controlled setting over drinks. But maybe now I Will buy a condo and move my kids from upstate suburban to TriBeCa so that we can all sleep in the city that never sleeps.!!!!!!! — Dan on Neighbors Nix Raccoon Lodge Spinoff

  • Olive's is already open on Prince and Sullivan in the old Alotta's Pizza spot. — Rachel on Seen & Heard: Update on the Beekman Hotel and Restaurants

  • A true neighborhood feel. Always there to greet you with a smile, and engage you. And it doesn't hurt that the slices are fantastic! — Bob on New Kid on the Block: Il Mattone

  • Thanks for the update. I've enjoyed your productions in the past and look forward to your new season. — Hudson River on In the News: Rethinking Castle Clinton

  • Finally the taste of Il Matone back in the hood. Always fresh always good. If they don't have it on the menu just ask and you may be surprised. So glad you're back. Good Luck!! — Howie on New Kid on the Block: Il Mattone

  • That sign always reminded me of Burberry everytime I saw it. — lowphat on Another Store Bids Tribeca Goodbye

  • We've known that The Battery Conservancy has been conceiving of this plan for nearly a decade. Thank you for alerting us to this situation - we will be looking into it. Please note that we will be celebrating our 10th annual collaboration with the NPS (Castle Clinton) and The Battery with an All-Free production of Shakespeare's "The Winter's Tale" from July 18 - August 7. The production will then move to Brooklyn Bridge Park (Pier 1) July 9 -14 (no performance on July 11th). Please visit newyorkclassical.org for all details! — New York Classical Theatre on In the News: Rethinking Castle Clinton

  • I get out, Andy. No need to get snippy. — Janet on Neighbors Nix Raccoon Lodge Spinoff

  • It had beautiful pieces but was terribly expensive. Still, sad. Another empty space. — Janet on Another Store Bids Tribeca Goodbye

  • Does this mean New York Classical Theatre will no longer be doing Shakespeare there, or is this in addition to Downtown Shakespeare's performances? NYCT had been doing productions there for several years. — Hudson River on In the News: Rethinking Castle Clinton

  • I am a Tribeca family with children, but the neighborhood I moved to was eclectic, fun and interesting. And if you define a dive bar by the generic rubbish on Murray Street, you really need to go out more.... — Andy C on Neighbors Nix Raccoon Lodge Spinoff