Such beautiful fabrics! Just ordered some. — SW on Made in Tribeca: The timely creations of Ruthy Byers

I'd love to get Moustapha's info. Such a sweet & kind man & very hard worker!! thanks. — lora on Pain Quotidien on West Broadway is closed temporarily

Email me at tribecacitizen@gmail.com if you want Moustapha's FB page. — Tribeca Citizen on Pain Quotidien on West Broadway is closed temporarily

His name is Moustapha, he’s been working there since LPQ Tribeca opened, I have his facebook if you’d like to message with him. — Zun on Pain Quotidien on West Broadway is closed temporarily

Would love to hear if you manage to track him down. He seemed to remember all the regular customers. And greeted everyone warmly. He shall be greatly missed. Love urban cowgirl's idea. — LPQ fan on Pain Quotidien on West Broadway is closed temporarily

Charles Destefano was charged with robbery. Is he out on bail? Thank you for sharing with us this article. We have to be very careful to keep ourselves safe. — Leah on Boy mugged on Lafayette and White

That's such a nice idea. I know exactly who you mean, but no idea on his name. Earlier this year the regional manager was very responsive; if I hear back from him I will ask. — Tribeca Citizen on Pain Quotidien on West Broadway is closed temporarily

Does anyone knows the name and details of the friendly black man who greeted and seated customers with a warm welcome and a big smile; he has been working there for years. It must be difficult to lose one's job right before Christmas and I would love to send him a well-deserved tip...thx — urban cowgirl on Pain Quotidien on West Broadway is closed temporarily

Not commenting on the sniping, but as far as "old" goes, it's only been there since 2009! Bring back Yaffas! — Elizabeth on Zona Tribeca closes for covid cases

They have notices posted in the window saying the closure is temporary and directing customers to BPC and Soho locations. — N on Pain Quotidien on West Broadway is closed temporarily

Could not agree with TribecaMom more. Have always had fantastic experiences at Marc Forgione. Their outdoor seating is a great addition and the food and service are always outstanding. The restaurant business is very tough right now and the people in it could use support, not criticism. — Brad on Marc Forgione will close for the winter

We gotta support all our small local businesses and when they come back from being closed even more so — PATRICK Valentino on Local Business Update: Terroir

I am grateful for any outdoor public spaces in the city! Yes, it can be made more green, and perhaps that will come in time. Nevertheless I'm glad to have more pedestrian areas. Hoping the Holland Tunnel circle project becomes reality.... — Marcus on A decade in the making, Bogardus Plaza is open

This is so wonderful. — j. on BMCC chosen for a $30 million grant from MacKenzie Scott

This was my favorite restaurant in New York. I would take people there and they were always astounded. Fell into none of the mundane grooves of so much Italian food in the city. I will never forget the pasta with walnuts - can taste it now, thinking of it. Must find their place in Huntington — Stephen T. on Sole di Capri has closed

Bart R. I was also a parent who Ellen and her staff insisted I make a payment a short amount days prior to announcing the permently closing the school. I felt extremely comfortable with Ellen and her staff watching my child, but their behavior on how they are handling the closing is egregious. Very poor for their legacy. I would like to get a group of other parents who are out of the tuition funds they collected and never returned. Please let me know best way to contact you. — Scott on Park Preschool is closing permanently after 31 years

Very good guess... — Tribeca Citizen on Where in Tribeca?

Right-o! — Tribeca Citizen on Where in Tribeca?

So happy to reminisce about Erotic Food Co-op. Definitely deserves a place in Tribeca lore. Thanks, Suellen! — Debra McCall on Filling in a few of the historical gaps at 71 Hudson

Sorry to read all the negative comments. Grateful for all the work done by the local community to bring this to the neighborhood. I have only been here for 14 years but truly believe over time, maybe as soon as this coming spring but over time, it will prove a terrific addition. Give the trees and plants a chance and the space little time to settle. It replaced an ugly road full of cars which cannot be the future of the city or planet. The open space alone is a gift. It's always easy not to invest in the open spaces - there is never a real "case" but future generations will be grateful. I really like it. So a big thank you from me to everyone involved. — Fredster on A decade in the making, Bogardus Plaza is open

This is Ever After at 351 Greenwich Street. Happy Holidays, regards, Sonia S. — SONIA STOCK on Where in Tribeca?

Playing Mantis? — EAM on Where in Tribeca?

Thanks for responding, dianne. Didn’t know that. — Hudson River on Nosy Neighbor: Why are there so many dead fish in the river?

I think Khe-Yo has the best food in Tribeca! So glad they are staying open and will continue to support them! — Fans! on Marc Forgione will close for the winter

Yup. It’s shockingly ugly. After all this time. I like the clock but it has nothing to do with the rest of the design. — Janet on A decade in the making, Bogardus Plaza is open