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

Fully agree about greca, I wish they didn’t go exclusively vegetarian. He could have just added vegetarian options rather than kill crowd favorites like the burger !! We used to go 1-2x weekly and now we’ve fully stopped. — N on Seen & Heard: Perelman getting its skin

I waited to publish this comment until I could confirm and yes, there are four registered sex offenders at 52 William. You can see the list here on the state's registry. — Tribeca Citizen on UPDATE: What’s doing for Halloween?

I have fond but dim memories of all the electronic parts outdoors on canal street in maybe 1970. My dad took me there to find parts for a little AM radio project I made from a schematic in a library book. This little comment on the internet is my distant connection to that past. Sigh! — david van brink on Argo Electronics Has Closed

No he is NOT Tribeca. He and his investors were the first wave gentrifiers. Been living here almost 40 yrs, never been to any of his Tri- restaurant, Tri-bakery or faux French restaurants. Seems like a nice enough guy though. — R. on Seen & Heard: Tour the Pier 26 tide deck

Very unfortunate change for Greca. Their shawarma, burger, and fish tacos (and meatballs!) were all amazing. Hopefully they change it back soon. — person on Seen & Heard: Perelman getting its skin

It’s unfortunate we just received news of sex offenders living at 52 William. With so many kid friendly activities about to take place please be extra diligent. — What happened on UPDATE: What’s doing for Halloween?

such wonderful events. Just watch your kids. 4 sex offenders living at the Raddison Hotel 52 William street. Everyone living downtown should know about it. Parents with young ones should be fighting this to make our downtown neighborhoods safe again. — Native on UPDATE: What’s doing for Halloween?

Get them out!!! They’re trouble makers! They need to all leave that area so people can feel safe as well. We don’t need that fake garbage they sell and taking up space on the sidewalk making it difficult for anyone to walk especially if you have a carriage. — Alex on Illegal vendors on Broadway have multiplied

He was the kind of neighbor I was always delighted to run into. Friendly and sweet as pie. We would talk about theater and what was happening in the hood. I miss him. — timothy j barry on Scott Geyer, local artist and dog walker, dies at 69

It’s also dangerous for all the pedestrians walking aimlessly reading or texting on their phone. It’s amazing how often I see people creating more problems because they can’t get off their phones while walking, even Mothers pushing their baby carriages crossing the bike path on their phone not looking! Wake up people, bikes aren’t the problem. — Robert on Seen & Heard: Tight squeeze on the bike path

Strongly agree that bicycles, scooters, skateboards, skates should not be allowed on the esplanade. So dangerous. I was body slammed once by a zooming erratic rollerblader, who didn't even stop to see if I was OK. This has been a problem for years, even worse now the esplanade is so crowded. — Jude on Seen & Heard: Tight squeeze on the bike path

Who refers to Robert DeNiro as the unofficial mayor of Tribeca? Perhaps someone who lived here between 1990-2002 and remembers seeing him around and longs for the good old days. Fact is, he wasn't the unofficial mayor back then either, not if you ask actual Tribeca residents. — Paul on Seen & Heard: Tour the Pier 26 tide deck

Absolutely agree — A2 on Seen & Heard: Tight squeeze on the bike path

Drew Nieporent is Tribeca. The Tribeca Grill has been a mainstay for decades, and I still love it. This is a shock. — Bruce Ehrmann on Seen & Heard: Tour the Pier 26 tide deck

Ditto! ‘Little Island’ is tacky and souless. — R. on Seen & Heard: Tour the Pier 26 tide deck

Good news. If only we could get back fresh Poke in the neighborhood. — Ben on Some recent openings and good news on the horizon

The tide deck is open periodically at times when the staff can guide people, especially since sometimes it is underwater (which is the point). The next date is Oct. 13. It is not for kids, though I think kids are allowed. — Tribeca Citizen on Seen & Heard: Tour the Pier 26 tide deck

^^^what (s)he said^^^ — Makes You Go Hmmmm.... on Seen & Heard: Tour the Pier 26 tide deck

Omgoodness. 💔💦 yesterday, I saw the notice to celebrate Oct 13th in my building’s lobby. I just had to search further. I was unaware Scott passed away in July. He was such i nice man. Always said hello to me with a smile. He will be missed by many. To Vivian, Hope you see this. I’m not well, otherwise I would attend Oct 13th to celebrate his life. My deepest condolences to you and your family. — Homebound senior on Scott Geyer, local artist and dog walker, dies at 69

It great to see people making things happen. Good luck. — Will on A (local) update on the French restaurant coming to Greenwich

Isn’t the tide deck open on select days and ticketed/timed? It just would be great to have something attractive everyone is the neighborhood can enjoy always as opposed to just kids — Neighbor on Seen & Heard: Tour the Pier 26 tide deck