Let's not blame ALL dog owners (or dog walkers). Majority, like myself, are responsible and respectful of the environment and our community. Thank you very much. — MME on Seen & Heard: Chip City is temporarily closed

My theory is that this is mostly from the dogwalkers that walk 4-5 dogs at a time and not from individuals that live in the area — rephat on Seen & Heard: Chip City is temporarily closed

I believe Hamilton was in PHN and Brady was one of the big apartments on the 12th floor. — rephat on Seen & Heard: Chip City is temporarily closed

agreed! Never seen it look so bad. — neighbor on Seen & Heard: Chip City is temporarily closed

No, it was Julia Haart's apartment. — Tribeca Citizen on Seen & Heard: Chip City is temporarily closed

COULD THE CITY LOOK GROSSER? And a shoutout to all dog owners who somehow believe they get a pass for picking up poop once it snows. What's worse ... grey/black snow drifts or piles of dog sh*t ... — WCJ on Seen & Heard: Chip City is temporarily closed

Always seems strange that so many NYC pizza places can charge so little….. Are they exploiting their workers? Are they just fronts for some sort of illegal activity? As for students needing affordable food - public school students can get free lunch at school. — MTA on Seen & Heard: Love Story starts here

The south PH at 70 Vestry was formerly Tom Brady’s and then Lewis Hamilton became the owner. Any word on who the buyer is? — Tribeca OG on Seen & Heard: Chip City is temporarily closed

Welcome news about a $1.50 slice shop in Tribeca, if it's true. I know that there has been inflation, tariffs, etc., but a little downward price pressure on this most basic fast food is good. Two plain cheese slices at or above $8.00 puts a strain on full-time neighborhood residents and "day residents" - workers and students - so bring on the competition! — Gary on Seen & Heard: Love Story starts here

With the immigration enforcement going on now (I'm being respectful by using the word enforcement) who will use this station? — G on Newsstand is gone; charging hub is coming?

And now, almost three years later, there is a "Stop Work" order plastered on the board in front of the building and garbage piled up in the bollards left behind. Why can't they at least clear the street in front of the building if no work is going on? Is there no recourse for the people that live with this eyesore for so long? — Elizabeth on Could 172 Duane finally see daylight?

Best ever! When I go home to NY, I go to Pepolino. — Regina Leeds on Spotlight: 25 years of Pepolino

How can I get tickets to macys fireworks Show now? Please and thanks — Charlene Hunter on Plans for next year’s July 4th celebration are underway

Does anyone have good idea for non-hot yoga studio in Tribeca? I like yoga but prefer non-hot — john on Hot 8 Yoga coming to Mayweather Boxing space on Reade

Still a valid concern, even if it's rampant throughout the neighborhood. My pet peeve with hot tea is when you're charged more for a small vs large even though the only difference is more hot water. (Still only using one tea bag). — ReaderOnDuane on New Kid on the Block: Toby’s Estate Coffee Roasters

https://bbgllp.com/new/nyc-loft-board-proposed-rule-changes/ — James Bogardus on Seen & Heard: Church Street School annual gala coming up

Absolute embarrassment for Tribeca…even in your photo in front of Citi. — Neil Wallin on Citi Bikes are still snowed in, two weeks later

I’m so, so sorry to hear this - - Artion was the ‘real deal’! Amazing Greek delicacies - Funny - I live on Hudson St and just 2 days ago made a reminder note to go to Artion - - this is sad news indeed. — Susan P. Johnson on Artion Cafe on Church has closed

Whisper or yell - If you live next door and have concerns, the ONLY place where the public can be heard is at the Community Board due to the new City of Yes rules. This action does not require affordable housing and so highly doubt there will be ANY but you can ask when they go there in March. — TMK on New plans for 65 Franklin at Broadway

I picked up sandwiches at their original location several times. They are insanely delicious! Really good flavors, lots of options. No more boring sandwiches for me! So glad they are in the neighborhood now. — Lisa on Sandwich shop coming to Church and Duane

Loving Nonna Dora's! Great food. Amazing staff. Wonderful vibe. Took me this long to set foot in that corner building since losing Andy of Tribeca Kitchen to covid (he was one of the first to pass from it here in our neighborhood). And now Nicola is our lovely host (of course Nonna is the star). It's becoming our go to place once a week at least. Can't wait to see the pasta factory!!!! — Amy S on Seen & Heard: Local preschoolers get their own podium at City Hall

You must be new here. Welcome to Tribeca. — Thomas Hagen on New Kid on the Block: Toby’s Estate Coffee Roasters

This makes me miss Tribeca's original and best source of soft pretzels on Greenwich Street: Pennsylvania Pretzel Co! It's been 25+ years and I still crave their cinnamon sugar pretzel. — Elizabeth on Seen & Heard: Playgarden now has immersive French

If anyone from Toby's reads this: love your new cafe but please bring the price of a tea down! $5 is wild for something that was served to me in the tiniest cup I've ever seen. Higher prices for quality coffee makes sense - a small price to pay when it's made as carefully and thoughtfully as they do - but a $5 teabag + hot water is just out there. — Elizabeth on New Kid on the Block: Toby’s Estate Coffee Roasters

I've been twice now and I'm in love. Coffee is faultless. I had the eggs and labneh dish you pictured above and it was divine. I asked about their hours and they said 6:30a-4pm weekdays, and then I think he said 8a-5p on weekends. He noted those were tentative though, and they're testing demand for staying open later, potentially until 7. Also, they were so kind, insisting I push two table together to fit my laptop with my food and coffee. Looking forward to becoming a regular. — Bree on New Kid on the Block: Toby’s Estate Coffee Roasters