There's only one (1) cannabis dispensary in Tribeca. — mulciber on New Kid on the Block: Tribeca Delicious Bites

I can't wait. I missed my customers. Working at olives for the last 9 years as been really incredible. The owners are so nice and respectful . I really missed them since they close down from Brookfield place. No other place like olives. I miss they hot coco — Yvelore jean on Olive’s coming to Greenwich this fall

We saw Marky's being worked on today, the new caviar restaurant, and it looks great! My family of 5 are looking forward to going there! We will definitely be supporting and rooting for them. Welcome to the neighborhood! — Not a Zona fan on New Kid on the Block: Tribeca Delicious Bites

What about the guy who wears tie dye and carries a backpack (also tie dye)? — Lifer on A man dies on the sidewalk on Franklin Street

What a great sign of respect from the neighborhood to put a little vigil there with flowers for him. RIP Eric — P on A man dies on the sidewalk on Franklin Street

If you want a hardware store or a bakery, no one is stopping you from opening one . . . — Reademan on New Kid on the Block: Tribeca Delicious Bites

"Why are cannabis and caviar stores 'problems?'" Regarding the cannabis dispensaries, there's simply too damn many of them, full stop. Regarding the caviar emporium, NO ONE NEEDS THAT. How about a book store or a hardware store or a bakery or something a bit more useful? "Why be such a sanctimonious scold?" I'm merely expressing my opinion. If that makes me sanctimonious, so be it. "No one is putting handcuffs on you and forcing you to patronize those places" No, they're not, but I can't help thinking that the community writ large would benefit from those places catering to the needs of the greater populace, and not just comparatively niche concerns. "Why take “offense” and want to cancel people who are different than you." Again, these are my opinions. You may beg to differ. "Bet you would like to eliminate the MAGA crowd as well." You fucking bet I would. — Alex in NYC on New Kid on the Block: Tribeca Delicious Bites

Why are cannabis and caviar stores "problems?" They might not be your cup of tea but there obviously is a market. Why be such a sanctimonious scold? No one is putting handcuffs on you and forcing you to patronize those places. Why take "offense" and want to cancel people who are different than you. Bet you would like to eliminate the MAGA crowd as well. — Lowrider on New Kid on the Block: Tribeca Delicious Bites

Was this the man who had been frequently sitting on the opposite side of the street in front of the old Urban Archaeology space over the last few weeks? I also noticed that he had become disgruntled recently. Poor guy. — Franklin resident on A man dies on the sidewalk on Franklin Street

All-day Martinis? — SW on Tribeca Plate at Bogardus Plaza will close Friday

Having too many delis is not a problem. Having too many cannabis dispensaries or caviar emporiums ... those are problems. — Alex in NYC on New Kid on the Block: Tribeca Delicious Bites

Can't wait for the 234 Holiday shop this Saturday. Their lineup of retailers looks pretty solid — Harrison on Seen & Heard: PS 234 will host a holiday pop-up

You mean the public schools should rent it? — Tribeca Citizen on Tribeca Plate at Bogardus Plaza will close Friday

I think it is a different man... — Tribeca Citizen on A man dies on the sidewalk on Franklin Street

couldn't agree more — josh on The last of the PS 234 sidewalk shed comes down?

I wonder how many businesses -- mostly pharmacies like CVS -- have significantly fewer sales because people just don't want to have to bother to wait for someone to come and unlock the shelves and then, as CJ says, feel rushed to make a decision. I just try to go somewhere where there are no locked shelves. — George Bacon on In the News: Now we know why there were cops at Target

No, two different people. This gentleman was older and in worse shape than the mainstay guy of Worth St who typically looks like he's enjoying a basecamp in Yosemite — P on A man dies on the sidewalk on Franklin Street

I was afraid this was the man this article was about. He was friendly for several weeks up until the last 7-10 days when I noticed he began drinking. He would smile and say good morning, exchange pleasantries from his seat at the loading dock. Then as of about a week ago he had a flask in his hand all hours of the day and would regularly yell obscenities. RIP buddy — P on A man dies on the sidewalk on Franklin Street

New York's homeless shelters segregate rather than care for people as humans. I was invited to join a nonprofit board on the issue, but the ED's pitch—"Do you want homeless people outside your property? No one does. That's why supporting us matters"—struck me as wealthy left virtue-signaling. I wasn’t buying it. — Sal on A man dies on the sidewalk on Franklin Street

Bearded, old white guy? I've seen him on Franklin and also elsewhere. — Sal on A man dies on the sidewalk on Franklin Street

Could this be the same man who used to sleep on Duane & West Broadway? He had also been on Worth and Church at one point. A bit older & walks with a limp. — Lifer on A man dies on the sidewalk on Franklin Street

Taste of Tribeca should sponsor it (since those tickets are so expensive). Then have different restaurants in the neighborhood rotate using the kiosk with a limited menu — TribecaPickleBall on Tribeca Plate at Bogardus Plaza will close Friday

How about an outpost of the Smacking Burger? It’s far enough from the gas station in the west village and would be delicious. — Sarah on Tribeca Plate at Bogardus Plaza will close Friday

Good variety & fun to see such happy choices, also inviting to go to the many shops. Thanks! — Lisa on 2024 Shop-Local Gift Guide: Baubles

Couple of suggestions: The food cart vendors (like Mohammed and the fruit guy on Greenwich) can maybe rent out. Or the bike guy can rent out. Perhaps a specialty bakery like frenchette or magnolia. — Sandra on Tribeca Plate at Bogardus Plaza will close Friday