What's that delicious looking seedy loaf? Got a Nordic influence. — Gar on Rigor Hill Market is open

Cafe Amore also makes vegan pies, either with their splendid basic crust (the crust Pam says she sometimes picks up) or the new cauliflower based one (I haven't tried that one yet). We've been going there for years. Back in the 80's they were across the street near the corner at Greenwich. — Jeff on The Slice: A new home for Cafe Amore plus a pizza update

A Trader Joe’s would go nicely there. — Walker on The Palm Tribeca has closed

The trees are in! — Person on Fouquet’s New York is open for hotel guests

@Jen -- Is the bus rerouting you decry a large-scale matter or a unicorn or something in-between? f you can be more specific I can check with TransAlt and Riders Alliance and report back. Thanks. — Komanoff on Construction starting on the former garage on N. Moore?

Team members are not allowed to confront thieves. They’ll get fired for interfering. — Not Allowed on Seen & Heard: No more dogs at Whole Foods

New Fresh Cleaners in Battery Park (they pick up and deliver to Tribeca) — Karen on Executive Cleaners has closed

The 6th Ave extension was not done for cars, but for the 8th Avenue IND subway line, a mass transit project... — Robert Ripps on Action finally at 14 White — but not what we hoped

Crispy Heaven is remarkable in all ways, including Pizza. — Jason on The Slice: A new home for Cafe Amore plus a pizza update

Please add Grandaisy to the list. They sell a variety of square slices that are excellent. I like Saluggi's also, but I'm not sure whether they sell by the slice.... — Marcus on The Slice: A new home for Cafe Amore plus a pizza update

Mr. Komanoff, On a related topic, perhaps you’d know... Why have Transportation Alternatives and bicycling advocacy organizations supported “Open Streets “ on avenues which force bus rerouting? Why do these entities support action that sacrifices essential mass transit? Especially mass transit that is needed by elderly, people with health or mobility issues? — Jen on Construction starting on the former garage on N. Moore?

Maybe this will motivate them to remove the scaffold on the alley of the building that his been there for 20+ years? Doubt it. — Ok on Jack Shainman Gallery will open in the Clock Tower Building

To the point of police reversing course and not speaking to the masturbating man, it doesn’t surprise me, considering the work-to-rule go-slow attitude some of our police force exhibited in the past . And I also am reminded that police unions tended overwhelmingly (PBA, Sargents union, Patrick Lynch et al) to support our former president, and Rep Zeldin. Defunding police and bail reform are not connected. I want police to do police work not social work or administrative tasks. I also would appreciate police more if they did a better job of living the values imprinted on their vehicles - Courtesy, Professionalism and Respect. Some do, but a lot don’t which was quite evident during the pandemic with a sometimes haphazard approach to mask wearing during a public health emergency. — SGO964 on Seen & Heard: Not the fun stuff

Any luck with retrieving a caricature? — Tamsyn on The Palm Tribeca has closed

I noticed the shop on Church & Leonard on Tuesday evening and then by Wednesday it was gone and a moving truck was outside. Must have been a pop-up of some sort. — B on Seen & Heard: A new home goods store for Church

Such a beautiful building. I love the work of McKim, Mead & White. Inspiring. — Marcus on Jack Shainman Gallery will open in the Clock Tower Building

That's great news! That lot has been such a vandalized trashed eyesore for so long. Now if the same could happen for the outdoor urinal, I mean parking lot, at Broadway and Lispenard... — Marcus on Hold the Phone! A new building *is* coming to 14 White

I have also wondered about this space as it needs some help. I reason the parking spots on the side couldn’t be removed to provide more public space and safer side walks. — FiDiGuy on Action finally at 14 White — but not what we hoped

Great news for the neighborhood, I look forward to seeing the renovated space (also, hod did it fall into such disrepair? From its time as a City court building?). I know the developer early on floated this space as potentially an upscale restaurant, which always seemed like a stretch to me. I think an Equinox would have also been a good fit; I do wonder how many more galleries will end up in Tribeca! — FiDiGuy on Jack Shainman Gallery will open in the Clock Tower Building

I know....been wondering what the hold up has been on getting the triangle developed (a green space, I believe).....thought that was a part of the requirement in order to get approval to build 100 Franklin. — Michael on Action finally at 14 White — but not what we hoped

Call out for respect to all our delivery people. In all kinds of weather they navigate all of us. I am a huge cyclist and have never taken an Uber but remember how all our stuff to survive gets here. We are all so privileged. — TG on Action finally at 14 White — but not what we hoped

Hi, When will that triangle space between White and Franklin going to fixed/spruced up. It is called the “Barnett Newman Triangle” named after the abstract expressionist artist Barnett Newman who lived at 36 White St. That triangle was supposed to be developed by the developer 100 Franklin. Why hasn’t it happens yet? Thanks, Neil — Neil on Action finally at 14 White — but not what we hoped

"Cars get ticketed for not following the laws." Good one. — Komanoff on Action finally at 14 White — but not what we hoped

Yesssss! Very exciting! — Jared on Levi’s coming to Franklin and Church?

In 1977 this building was offered for sale for $550k. — Residing in Tribeca since 1975 on Construction starting on the former garage on N. Moore?