What A Loss For The Neighborhood . I never had a bad meal there. — John on Viet Café will reopen in November

GROSS. — F on Three more stories coming to 50 Hudson

Yes, wrote about that one already: https://tribecacitizen.com/2021/08/02/mattress-firm-is-coming-to-200-chambers/ — Tribeca Citizen on Some recent openings and good news on the horizon

Also a Mattress Firm opening soon on Chambers st. Between Greenwich and West St — T on Some recent openings and good news on the horizon

Hal has always led by example. I was fortunate enough to have met Hal in Key West, FL where he spear head some art projects there, done tastefully -and successfully. By the interview, it's true testimony that Tribeca has felt his presence. Hal Bromm, a true leader and role model. — Oscar Silva on Spotlight: Hal Bromm Gallery

Hal has always led by example. I was fortunate enough to have met Hal in Key West, FL where he spearheaded some art projects there, tastefully and successfully. True testimony, by the interview, that Tribeca has also felt his presence. Hal Bromm, a true leader and role model. — Oscar Silva on Spotlight: Hal Bromm Gallery

I thought so, but I was only over there at night so not sure. They are not so responsive to email... — Tribeca Citizen on Some recent openings and good news on the horizon

Yes!! Good eyeball. — Tribeca Citizen on Where in Tribeca?

Well said! — Marcus on Seen & Heard: Perelman getting its skin

Great news about Greca! — Marcus on Seen & Heard: Perelman getting its skin

Great addition to the neighborhood... between this, IPIC and the Regal Battery Park we have now so many options! — Richard on Alamo Drafthouse cinemas open on Monday

So, Au Cheval reopened in the space but not Sawada Coffee? — CC on Some recent openings and good news on the horizon

Is this on the door by the liquor store on Chambers ( btwn Greenwich Street and West Broadway)? — Janice on Where in Tribeca?

Oh no! Chocolate pudding! I cannot I know that. I am heading over there now. — TG on Some recent openings and good news on the horizon

agreed, Feel like we lost some basics — Patrick on Some recent openings and good news on the horizon

I’ve been to GlossLab twice and will probably not go back. The second time I went, I had a manicure on a side tray and found it really uncomfortable. I also had to ask for the dryer at the end. However, I do wish her luck. — Broadway Mamma on Seen & Heard: Perelman getting its skin

https://twitter.com/BALA_NYC/status/1287572951525666820 I completely agree with Veronika. Maud is scary. Check out this tweet from the Black members of the Legal Aid Society. I believe them. Please read the piece that Veronika posted above and make the decision for yourself if you agree with her platform. I know that I do not! Her world is not a world in which I want to live and I do not feel is the safe for the beautiful diversity we have in our city. She only got 12% of the votes... I guess this proves that Veronika and I are not alone in our views of this. — Jenny on Maud Maron will run as an independent for City Council

I'm a longtime local Tribecan and a vegetarian and I'm psyched to have a new veggie restaurant!! Well done, Greca. Eating meat is, well, horrible, and it destroys the planet and I haven't eaten meat in 30 years and somehow manage to be a foodie anyway. C'mon, people...the world is changing, and sometimes change is overdue and a good thing. — Will Meyerhofer on Seen & Heard: Perelman getting its skin

Oooooooo...cool. Please keep us posted. Can't wait to see it when it's finished!! — Will Meyerhofer on More bean.

I encourage the folks bummed about the all-vegetarian menu to give Greca one more shot and try something new. Afterall, there was a first time you tried a burger! Maybe you’ll find a new dish you enjoy and you’ll continue to support a local business. — M on Seen & Heard: Perelman getting its skin

Same — person on Seen & Heard: Perelman getting its skin

FYI: Hindi is a language, not a cuisine. Nonetheless, I'm happy to see you highlight these new Indian restaurants. — GS on Seen & Heard: Bridge and Tunnel at Edward’s

Had the pleasure twice to enjoy One Seed. Meals are delicious ( sauces in particular are amazing) and the healthy snacks - try the chocolate pudding - are yummmmmy! So happy it is open. — Mbcg on Some recent openings and good news on the horizon

One more bummed party about the change to greca — Nyc on Seen & Heard: Perelman getting its skin

Sorry to learn of this. It reminds me of when Alexander's Hardware at 60 Reade St. closed in 1993. Before that, some other types of hardware stores were beginning to close around Warren and Murray Streets - mostly for builders and locksmiths. Of course, historians would point to the long-gone "Radio Row" near the Trade Center as the first exodus of the hardware and electronics businesses. These store closings marked, for me, the beginning of a true shift from commercial to residential Tribeca, and the definition of the neighborhood as we now know it. — Gary on Argo Electronics Has Closed