The light shows are at the Trinity Centre, aka 111 and 115 Broadway. Thames Street divides them. — Luis Vazquez on The best (and maybe only) way to celebrate the holidays: Take a stroll.

Inside dining should not be closed in NYC. Numbers do not justify the closings. Cuomo loves to say he bases these decisions on science and fact has admitted "Even as he announced the new restriction, the governor provided data that showed restaurants and bars were likely not the primary driver of new cases in the state, lagging far behind private gatherings." What a hypocrite. — TribecaMom on The dizzying rules of outdoor dining

Ok, Sonia. This time you've outdone yourself. Wow. — Tribeca Citizen on Where in (not really, but close enough) Tribeca?

These wreaths run along the outside of Liberty Park on the corner of Greenwich & Liberty Street , Happy Holidays All, best wishes, Sonia Stock — SONIA STOCK on Where in (not really, but close enough) Tribeca?

Thank you for sharing all these twinkling lights. — j. on The best (and maybe only) way to celebrate the holidays: Take a stroll.

I would love to have his FB details as well...He is the kindest man. — Mbcg on Pain Quotidien on West Broadway is closed temporarily

I agree with CB 1. Show us the numbers to justify such bulk. Maybe we keep the island closed from right after Thanksgiving weekend to March 1st. — G on A massive rezoning scheduled for Governors Island

We have so little green space in nyc. How dare us take away this green space domain from the public and privitize once again our overdeveloped and constuction overwhelmed city. Parklands and Tree planting not more concrete PLEASE!!! Sincerely, Brooklyn resident, Lucy Mahler — Lucy M Mahler on A massive rezoning scheduled for Governors Island

:( The only high light of me going to trainings in the city. — KISHMA HUTTON-SIMMONS on Schnipper’s has closed for good

Karen, you don’t need to eat there. — Cd on The dizzying rules of outdoor dining

Lovely and creative, but : Is this any safer than dining indoors? These seem like little virus containment boxes! — Marcus on Seen & Heard: The new private dining, curbside

What is the point of making a mini house with four sides and a door which does not circulate fresh air and contains all of the germs from each group prior? These are not safe and are against all of the regulations for safety. Why are the restaurants on Hudson Street not cited for these infractions and told to take them down or at least take the doors and fronts off? It's the same as sitting inside of a socially distanced restaurant. — KC on The dizzying rules of outdoor dining

Hope we can get back to regular indoor seating and cleanliness. the weather is a factor. the wait staff are at risk (bad street conditions and logistics. getting the food out can be dizzying and dangerous. — perryo Rothenberg on The dizzying rules of outdoor dining

I can’t even with the sexual healing injections. I used to get PRP injections over a decade ago for severe musculoskeletal injuries and residual trauma post op surgeries. It causes inflammation to enhance healing and can cause a very painful inflammatory healing process. Think being hit by a baseball bat. The thought of having prp injected into my clitoris is just insane. — j. on Seen & Heard: Sexual healing in BPC

When I was in the Himalayas in Nepal we would eat all the time in makeshift structures. Nepal is a very poor country but they figured out how to do this on the cheap: simple space heaters are placed under each table. The table is covered with an oilcloth all the way to the floor. Diners stay warm underneath the tables and it's sufficient. I haven't seen any restaurants doing this type of under the table heating which it seems to me could be done safely and cheaply. — Heide Fasnacht on The dizzying rules of outdoor dining

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