Sorry to hear this. Sole di Capri was our favorite place. Wishing Eduardo all the best with his future plans. — Makes You Go "Hmm-m-m" on Sole di Capri has closed

We really loved that place and the staff was so nice. They always recognized us out of the restaurant too. We often took out of town guests there. Their outdoor dining space was so beautiful. Their indoor space would be very small for Covid times. This is very sad to hear. — JC on Sole di Capri has closed

I'm glad someone is taking the space but was holding out hope for something like Westside Market or Garden of Eden so we could pick up prepared foods, sandwiches, and fill in groceries. — Disappointed on Cocoon is moving forward in Best Market space

I was on that call last week. The community was blindsided by the Mayor. They are suppose to give at least 30 to discuss with the community board and did not. The community has enough homeless in hotels downtown. They crime downtown is very high. This article is not giving all the details of the discussion. — downtown on Residents and CB1 sound off on homeless shelter for Fidi

I'm so happy to hear this! Thank you, Pam. — Resident on The return of composting to downtown

This is great news, Pam. Much more convenient than weekly biking my stack of big plastic containers to Union Square. Thanks for making my day! — Komanoff on The return of composting to downtown

Can't "prioritize" this? Cuz they're fighting what crime in TriBeCa? They sure as he'll haven't done their job with the holdup and shooting a month apart on Franklin Street. First Precinct wants to do nothing or as little as possible. They love their cozy assignment. They love hanging out at the barricade they put up for what? at West Broadway and Lisperbard, love the new free parking lot they created there. — NYPDo Nothings on “It feels like being at Burning Man in your living room.”

BS they are advertising to the public so illegal. Also wayyy more than 50 people. On the street too. But keep shilling for them guy. — take a hike TriBeCa Mike on “It feels like being at Burning Man in your living room.”

46 Lispernard not 16. — correction on Nosy Neighbor: What is the Sheriff doing on Laight Street?

How 'bout 46 Lispernard suffer the same fate as this place? https://www.boweryboogie.com/2020/09/70-people-caught-flouting-social-distancing-rules-at-bowery-karaoke-bar/ Oh wait, I forgot, 46 Lispernard bribes First Precinct to operate illegally. — NYPDo Nothings on Seen & Heard: Lispenard parties promoted on Instagram

Garbage politics at every level. Vote these people out, every last one of them. Then throw Deblasio's wife in jail for stealing 1 billion+ from the taxpayers for her bullshit "Thrive" project. — Flip It Red on Neighbors prepare to fight the expansion of a homeless shelter in Fidi

Really sad about TK having to close after all of this. What a mess. Grrrr — PATRICK Valentino on Seen & Heard: Are you kidding me?

“ Many people on the call seemed to welcome a family shelter — one that accepts children — but Carter noted that the Radisson does not have kitchens and therefore cannot accommodate “ So, they chose a building and overlooked a basic necessity for families? There’s more to the plan than what people are led to believe. This need to house homeless men with addiction and mental issues, across Manhattan is an awful idea / practice. Spread out to upstate with open spaces and nature, please. — Toms on Residents and CB1 sound off on homeless shelter for Fidi

I wonder if the folks going to the open houses today and tomorrow read TC....they should — DB on “It feels like being at Burning Man in your living room.”

On Friday a window was also smashed at NYC Elite on Worth and Church. — B on Seen & Heard: Lispenard parties promoted on Instagram

It's hard to find many (good) things that have been a constant in our neighborhood since 1988. Alex and Blue Moon Fish have been one of them. Your retirement will be a loss for those of us in Tribeca, but hopefully it bring great joy to you and your circle of loved ones. (However, we still have four more Saturday markets to enjoy with you.) — Paul on Alex Villani of Blue Moon Fish is retiring

there seems to be a lot of cherry picking of numbers to suit putting these men here. but the fact is, the uws felt the need, and succeeded in, having them moved- but what isnt addressed is how our local officials tried to sneak this move here without any community feedback. that alone has every local to be suspicious and demand answers. theres a reason they didnt follow protocol and just tried to jam it in here. simply painting locals as nimby and without hearts doesnt accomplish much, and seems like finger pointing from those that were being dishonest. — nyc on Residents and CB1 sound off on homeless shelter for Fidi

Nice piece marred by horrible comments by snooty NIMBYs who should enjoy what you’ve got now, because with global warming, your exclusionary communities will be underwater in the next 50 or so years. — Leggy Mountbatten on Field Trip: Bike into Fire Island

Alex, thank you and happy retirement! You are responsible for our daughter’s great fondness for fresh fish. From her earliest days she couldn’t get enough of your fish, especially squid! She knows what to choose and how to prepare it herself now. You have been a slice of happiness in TriBeCa and we are all better for having Blue Moon in our lives. Be well. — MBCG on Alex Villani of Blue Moon Fish is retiring

All my best Alex and Stephanie. So sad that you never got to join me for a meal or three. Cheers. Eddie Sun — Eddie Sun on Alex Villani of Blue Moon Fish is retiring

You can contact them directly on the site. — Tribeca Citizen on Cocoon is moving forward in Best Market space

This is such a wonderful addition to the neighborhood. I remember that space been massive. It feels refreshing to read about this. As mom of two (and another on the way!) I'm excited about having another option for the family this Fall. Do we know when they start selling memberships and what's included? — Laurie on Cocoon is moving forward in Best Market space

I always loved stopping in this store whenever I was in Tribeca! My dog Coco still has a favorite toy that I bought here. Its a little bear with a heart on his chest. So cute. Loved Yvonne, she always had great suggestions and my dog and cat loved whatever I bought in Dudleys Paw. ????❤️ — Julie Davis on Saying goodbye to Dudley’s Paw, one dog at a time

My family and I just did the bike ride from Robert Moses Park To Atlantique Fire Island today. Really nice ride, super easy for kids. Park all the way east as close to the lighthouse in Parking Lot #5. Keep to the right till you get to the dirt road that will Lead you past the lighthouse. Avoid pedestrian boardwalks Around the lighthouse. The dirt road is easy for mountain bikes, However there is a 50 yard patch of sand that is difficult and You will have to walk your bike. The first town is Kismet and we rode to Atlantique which is the 4th town in. You can go to the next town of Ocean Beach but you will have to walk your bike for a 100 yards. Ocean Beach does not allow bike riding between Memorial Day and Labor Day holidays. The misinformation left by the previous 2 posts is so amusingly false. Great blog Tribeccacitzen thanks for your work! Oh we meet some very Friendly Fire Island residents, they seemed to like to meet Us and we very generous with their advice. — Rex Hutton on Field Trip: Bike into Fire Island

THE victim had blonde hair The suspect is Hispanic with long black straight hair Could be man or a woman https://abc7ny.com/nyc-stabbing-subway-chambers-st-lower-manhattan/6748403/ — Samantha on Man stabbed to death at City Hall station