You have quite the keen eye. I just googled "emma stone and andrew garfield walking" and went to images and look what I found!!! http://cdn04.cdn.justjared.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/stone-high/emma-stone-andrew-garfield-high-line-lovers-02.jpg — lowphat on Now We Know What’s Happening to This Building

Thanks, Erik. Someone needs to document this. Glad you are on the job. So happy you got to preserve the Berkey Nikon sign, one of my favorites. Whoever uses the word "enveloping" anymore? — Jean B. Grillo on Tearing Down Tribeca

what a great representation of the new TribecaLand ! — dennis Pantzer on TCQ&A: Ben LeBlanc

The owner (or at least an owner) of that American Flatbread is the owner of Tribeca Rooftop and Three Sixty, so I'd assume he wants to convert American Flatbread to an event space like his other businesses (i.e., one that doesn't need foot traffic). — Erik Torkells on Another Event Space in Northwest Tribeca

You forgot high end furniture / design store ;) — Rohin on Now We Know What’s Happening to This Building

News Flash ... A New development in Tribeca less than 10 stories high :) It will probably last as long as they have unsold units ... Or maybe not even that long.... — Rohin on Now We Know What’s Happening to This Building

It's clear that Marc does most of the dog walking! — Jane on Where in Tribeca…?

Hi Erik, Confused re: liquor license for American Flatbread... Did they not already confirm they were closed for good? (Sad news) Has something changed or is the applicant the landlord? — Rohin on Another Event Space in Northwest Tribeca

classic. not to state a cliche. but a/ td bank b/ cleaners / c nails d/ re sales office. sweetness. — red zephir on Now We Know What’s Happening to This Building

89 Leonard. Thanks for visiting the NE Tribeca construction zone! — Marc on Where in Tribeca…?

Completely agree with you regarding Hedwig. I saw it last month with John Cameron Mitchell and have been singing the songs ever since! He was fantastic! — Wynne on Seen & Heard: BMCC Swimming Pool Update

Hope they spring up somewhere else in the area ... they had something going for them ... GOOD coffee with intense flavor and different snacks/pastries Comeback ! — Bronwyn on Cafe Boca Ciega Is Closed

Nope, but thanks for guessing! — Erik Torkells on Where in Tribeca…?

101 Murray deconstruction? — Dan Kohn on Where in Tribeca…?

Every time I see 30 Park Place, which is most days, a chill goes up my spine. It is an affront to the neighborhood and Robert A.M. Stern and Larry Silverstein ought to be ashamed of themselves. All so the 1% will be able to look down their noses at the Woolworth Building. — George Bacon on Seen & Heard: George Clooney and Julia Roberts Are Filming Here

I hope they find a new local home soon! What about inside The Supermarket, or maybe at the front of the forthcoming Gourmet Garage? — CC on Cafe Boca Ciega Is Closed

the first thought I had about Telepan closing was NOOOOOOOOOO how will I ever have a slice of that coconut cake again!!! Thank you Tribeca Citizen!!! — Heather on In the News: Europeans Ditching Lower Manhattan Real Estate

Used to go there just for the sweet potato fries! — rose on Seen & Heard: Sweetie Is Back at Home

SJW, very soon. 3 weeks — Padlo on Seen & Heard: The Perfect Dish on a Cold Night

No Starbucks nearby? Ms. Wintour needs to fire someone. There's like four Starbucks within blocks of the Lack of Freedom Tower. — jfrankp on In the News: Robert De Niro’s $6 Million Tax Lien

I think people really don't want to live in that Taylor Swift building. Her live in bodyguards/security and the fans camped out 24/7 when she's in town isn't fun. — andy on In the News: Robert De Niro’s $6 Million Tax Lien

Can't say I get this at all. — David G. Imber on A New Nineteen-Story Condo Is Coming to Broadway

Great group of pix and captions! — Huck's Mom on Photo Safari!

I admit I don't know much about dogs, but I suspect a doggy kissing booth would probably somehow involve doggy butts. — David G. Imber on Seen & Heard: Revenge!

thousands of new units, but no city planning to accompany the growth. Doesn't matter. Unrestrained development is king. Legacy of Bloomberg's faith in residential market forces being unleashed. — cami on A New Nineteen-Story Condo Is Coming to Broadway