fika — STB on Where in Tribeca…?

No, but thanks for guessing! — Erik Torkells on Where in Tribeca…?

There was no way the stables were ever coming back. We'll hear in 3 years that the building is being sold and more condos! — TribecaMom on In the News: The NYPD Stable Isn’t Coming Back Anytime Soon

Tribeca Treats? — JD on Where in Tribeca…?

Look forward to trying another one of Nieporent's restaurants. — claudine baziini on Corton’s Replacement Has Been Announced

They never planned for the horses to come back. In three years, they'll announce another delay. Because there's isn't a plan. — jfrankp on In the News: The NYPD Stable Isn’t Coming Back Anytime Soon

Why didn't they use the substation they had on Washington Street? It's more convenient to the WTC and it's just been sitting there empty since they moved out. Not sure what it was used for and why it was closed. Although I'm hoping something nice moves in there eventually. — Hudson River on In the News: The NYPD Stable Isn’t Coming Back Anytime Soon

Love the one at Nancy Whiskey! — TribecaMom on Local Lens: Fred Dodnick and Teri Henry

Tremendous! Congratulations to the team for so beautifully capturing the nabe and thanks to The Citizen for sharing. — David G. Imber on Local Lens: Fred Dodnick and Teri Henry

The work of both Dodnick and Henry is consistently amazing. They each have a marvelous eye and technical mastery. More, please!!! — Erica on Local Lens: Fred Dodnick and Teri Henry

The dock and launch site for kayaks, windsurfers, sailboats, etc. is on the north side (not shown in these photos) — John M. on Pier 26 Restaurant Update

The chairs are weak, but just so you know, they're for people who come to watch something be discussed in committee. Actual city council members get wooden desks that were all stored off to the side on the day I went. — Erik Torkells on Inside the Renovated City Hall

what about the kayak boathouse on Pier 26 which was the intended purpose in the first place, not a restaurant? — Margaret Dessau on Pier 26 Restaurant Update

Wonderful photos! You'd think that they could do better than those cheap folding chairs though! — sjw on Inside the Renovated City Hall

The new crane at 56 Leonard has played a real "switcheroo" on the neighborhood, alright. It is equipped with klieg lights that illuminate the surrounding buildings all night. Is this what we have to live with for the next 2 years? — Nelle on Seen & Heard: A Creperie on Chambers

Great shots! — Claudine on Local Lens: Fred Dodnick and Teri Henry

who cares about orlando bloom, BPC may finally have a good sushi place. — uni on In the News: Blue Ribbon Sushi Confirmed

orlando bloom is moving because he's been living in the PH on Franklin owned by Peter Jackson..which is now in contract. — JulieW on In the News: Blue Ribbon Sushi Confirmed

When we went thru the PATH train/concourse connection last night, they were building some kind of structure outside the entrance. Thought it might be a protection against the falling ice. BTW I got caught going thru there during the incident Tuesday morning, and they assume everybody using it is going to/from New Jersey, so if you're just going from BPC to West Broadway and not to the PATH, they don't bother to let you know you can't get out. If you see more people than usual going from east to west through the concourse, that's your clue. — Hudson River on In the News: Bonobos Signs on at Brookfield Place

Also, forgot to mention. The crane thing going on Leonard could possibly be the reason for the removal of the Citibikes. — lowphat on Seen & Heard: Work Underway on “Cast-Iron Inversion”

I used them a couple of times and felt they were always overcharging. One time I took a package to be delivered and they told me it would cost $45. I told them that I had a similar package delivered at another UPS location for $20 just a few days earlier and they immediately reduced the price to $20. Shady. — lowphat on Seen & Heard: Work Underway on “Cast-Iron Inversion”

I believe the plan is for this summer. — Erik Torkells on Pier 26 Restaurant Update

Nope. The guide said the tours often have around 20 to 25 people, but ours was more like 12. — Erik Torkells on Inside the Renovated City Hall

Erik, Do we know an opening date? — Nicole on Pier 26 Restaurant Update

Wow, really beautiful photographs; they highlight all of the lovely details and the creamy whites and grays of the rotundas and hallways. Thanks for taking us on your tour! — Andrea on Inside the Renovated City Hall