Good call! — Georgia on 2020 Shop-Local Gift Guide: Threads!

Hamburger Harry's? — James on The Odeon responds to The New Yorker

Love how the Miguel says hello to patrons, greeting everyone passing by with, "Mexican Food?" Si, senior. — ASDF on New Mexican for the neighborhood! Serenata on Duane Park

Carbon Health at Brookfield Place is also doing tests - need to make an appointment but you are in and out in minutes with no lineup and results in 24 - 48 hours. https://carbonhealth.com/manhattan-liberty-covid-testing-clinic?utm_source=google&utm_medium=local-listing&utm_campaign=manhattan-liberty-covid-testing-clinic) — BK on And so it begins…again.

Hello everyone! This is Edgar the dog trainer from Unleashed Tribeca. I still train dogs in the area if you are looking for a trainer. I was working most by myself there, but I also had a great trainer that helped me out in the mornings called Genevieve, if you remember. I am on Instagram or LinkedIn or at edgartejada@yahoo.com.ar — Edgar Tejada on Petco Unleashed on Chambers is closing for good

I had no idea that Kings was doing tests. There are no signs in the store. Thanks for the heads up. — JSM on And so it begins…again.

Yes, I just heard about that this morning. So that's three. — Tribeca Citizen on How many kids have left our local schools?

Go get ‘em Rachel! Love your store and encourage everyone to check it out for holiday shopping. Also great insta account! — Julie on Lola Tribeca owner thwarts a robbery

I still miss Bu and The Duck, my all time favorite ! — Mbcg on EGG by Susan Lazar has closed permanently here

"they commissioned a traffic study by Sam’s consulting firm"...a little bias? — Adam on Verrazzano Bridge toll will soon go both ways

Yes! I miss Deck (or was it Dekk?) ... great place — Marcus on The Odeon responds to The New Yorker

I thought I had posted this but I guess I didn't -- just going through my sieve of a memory and here are restaraurants I remember from the past (I moved here in 1977). There is no rhyme or reason to the listing below -- just as they pop into my head: How's Bayou a great Mexican restaurant that was in the space before Hows Bayou River Run Kutcher's (not very good) Le Zinc Cheese of All Nations a tiny restaurant on Chambers near Cheese of All Nations that was owned by a Swiss guy and served great fondue Dennises Delphi Two Eleven Teddy's Cafe Americano Rachel's a Place for Ribs The Sports Club Socrates Commodities (health food store on Hudson St.) American Harvest in the WTC, closed, due to the first attack on WTC a burger place that was on Chambers I think between Hudson and Greenwich — Martine on The Odeon responds to The New Yorker

Just FYI re: Kings and cost. Their site suggests checking with your insurance provider in advance and notes that PPOs will most likely cover. I'm on a BCBS PPO plan and called to check, they will not cover it. I plan to check out the site on Madison for a hopefully shorter wait. — K on And so it begins…again.

Hardly seems much bigger than Dunkin' Donuts & Baskin Robbins EXTERIOR sign next door. Hardly "a whopper"! You are living in NYC. — Ben on Nosy Neighbor: Is this Spectrum sign legal?

good luck to you all! i will never find again smoked bluefish like yours or have the chance to buy the frrshest fish, thank you for so many good years — michel sylvia dematteis on Alex Villani of Blue Moon Fish is retiring

I went to Kings this morning, for my scheduled test, and was there for less than 5 minutes. You can schedule it online. — Jennifer on And so it begins…again.

re: If the state virus tracker records are to be trusted, only one student across all neighborhood schools has been diagnosed with the virus (at Peck Slip) and one teacher (at 276). there was a positive case notice sent out tuesday at 234. — nyc on How many kids have left our local schools?

Going back to the late 1980s it was Katie O'Toole's — James on The Odeon responds to The New Yorker

When we moved here in 2004, there was a great place called Deck (needed help from K. for the name) that had a movie screen in the back and a fireplace. Will need an assist to go back farther than that, or if there was something that was there in the interim, before Forgione opened in 2008. — Tribeca Citizen on The Odeon responds to The New Yorker

This seems like the right place to ask: in 2002, what restaurant was at 134 Reade street ( currently Marc Forgione)? When we moved to TriBeCa in 2002, after a long day, we had our first neighborhood meal. It was great! Had a fireplace and so cozy. — Lee C on The Odeon responds to The New Yorker

Just because Lynn implements all these rules such as staff not allowed taking breaks during a shift, does not mean your staff follows them Those rules are as ineffectual as having a sign in bathrooms that Employee Must Wash Hands. Maybe none of your staff is a smoker--cigarette smoker--but maybe they were smoking a joint when Goldfield was there. And what's i it for Goldfield for telling/writing that story in The New Yorker. I would be doubtful of it she wrote this for the NY Post or CNN. I guess none of youse have been treated like a third-class or lower class citizen at Odeon. Last I was there hosted seated us all the way in the back even though the restaurant was only 1/4 full, and when we asked to be seated in front, hostess said that those tables were reserved. And after our meal a couple of or more hours later, those tables were still empty. Privilege is when you think something is not a problem because it's not a problem to you personally. Daily specials at Odeon nowadays must be Kool-Aid. — TLN on The Odeon responds to The New Yorker

Ah Teddy's! — Gwen on The Odeon responds to The New Yorker

And if you shop local you get steps! I’m aware of this as I look over my YOY step count 🤭. — Jolene on The 2020 Shop-Local Gift Guide explained

wifebeater? tanks also work... — urban cowgirl on 2020 Shop-Local Gift Guide: Threads!

If you shop at a local outlet of a national chain, that store gets the sale credit, helping them stay in business. — A. on The 2020 Shop-Local Gift Guide explained