Recalling another oldest bar has anyone heard of any updates on The Bridge Café? — JPL on Seen & Heard: Powell Building gets preservation award

Jk Singer (talk about atrocious punctuation! Jk? Reading too much ee cummings? bell hooks?) must be a very lonely person indeed. — Bruce Ehrmann on Sneak Peek: Printemps

Congrats Laura Starr! well done-well deserved! I voted! — madeline c lanciani on Seen & Heard: Vote for the Battery Playscape

Thanks for taking the time to share this. And thank you for doing all that you do for this community. And I think your punctuation is MARVELOUS ! ! ! (so much unnecessary hate out there these days) *I have no personal connection to this publication, just an everyday reader. — A Tribeca Parent on Sneak Peek: Printemps

This is tacky beyond belief! — R. on Sneak Peek: Printemps

They’re open “for the neighbors” before the official date. Everybody is so nice. The women’s dressing room is adorable. There’s a cafe and two or three bars, all very small. The red room—a shoe salon—but at least you can see it again. — Hudson River on Sneak Peek: Printemps

No one wants a crusty bagel. It is supposed to be doughy and soft through and through. NYC gets bagels all wrong yet people praise the bagels. They should not be burnt, should not go stale by the evening, and not be hard as a rock the next day. Until someone in this city can change that, these bagels are just another piece of bread. — John on Apollo Bagels coming to John Street

Will check. — Tribeca Citizen on Apollo Bagels coming to John Street

https://tribecacitizen.com/2025/03/12/seen-heard-ippodo-gallery-opens-thursday/ — Tribeca Citizen on 53 Beach Street, at the corner of Collister, is for sale

You need an editor! Your punctuation is atrocious. — Jk Singer on Sneak Peek: Printemps

The building sold: https://www.crainsnewyork.com/real-estate/53-beach-st-tribeca-sells-347-million — Florence on 53 Beach Street, at the corner of Collister, is for sale

Exciting addition to the neighborhood! Hope they will consider partnering with their neighbor, number one caviar boutique at 14 Wall Street. Maybe there will be interesting collab event opportunities. Please contact us via email, for further info — Zakary on Sneak Peek: Printemps

When is Pop Up Bagels opening in Tribeca? It was originally announced for Spring 2025, but I’ve seen no update every time I walk past! — Gill W on Apollo Bagels coming to John Street

As someone who has attended a significant number of Maxwell events for the past year, I will assert that there has been an explicit, noticeable effort made to reduce sound outside on the street. They have been throwing more intimate or specific partner events, and they send guildelines to all registered attendees prior to every event to encourage respect for the neighbors and minimize noise on the street. At the end of the day, they can't be accountable for what every person who walks out their doors do when they exit their space. — Maxwell Frequenter on Catching Up With New Kids: Maxwell Social Club

I've actually been around long enough to remember when the Popeye's was open in 112, but it must have been vacant for at least 20 years now. That part of Chambers has been a massive eyesore for far too long, so I really hope this moves forward. It's been nice to see Chambers Street in general very slowly improve in recent years. — James S on Plans in the works for 112-114 Chambers

That was a great move by Milwaukee. NYC historical photography is my hobby. We should have done that 100 hundred years ago.. — Jay on No news is good news — for now — for West Broadway & Reade murals

YES! We need this! Can't wait to share this news with PS 234 families! — Kathleen on (A second) Bookstore coming to Warren

So exciting! My kids love the Mysterious Bookshop and we're looking forward to loving a new bookstore on that block! — BPCdad on (A second) Bookstore coming to Warren

wow, I’ve worked in the neighborhood for 25 years and these buildings have been vacant all this time. crazy to hear of something finally happening here. — freya on Plans in the works for 112-114 Chambers

It does say telephones and intercoms on the sign so that’s what I always assumed that’s what it was. But so cool to learn more about it and always happy to know of a family owned business that is still operating, continuing their part of NYC history. — freya on Nosy Neighbor: What’s going on at 132 West Broadway?

We tried the beef empanada last night -- fantastic with the chimi sauce! I hope they'll be around for a long time. — N on New Kids on the Block: Joey Bats & El Sazón R.D. at Bogardus

“The offering plan filed by Zeckendorf Development, Atlas Capital Group and the Baupost Group discloses prices for 26 of the units so far. The least expensive of those is a $6.755 million two-bedroom apartment with just over 1,900 square feet (177 square meters) of space. The largest price tag is $63 million for a five-bedroom spread spanning the whole 31st floor of the west tower, with nearly 7,000 square feet indoors plus almost 600 square feet of outdoor space.” — JM on Seen & Heard: Greenwich sidewalk coming along

This looks delicious and I'm rooting for them (but still questioning the liquor license), I'll be a customer, for sure!! — B.Thompson on New Kids on the Block: Joey Bats & El Sazón R.D. at Bogardus

The least expensive of those is a $6.755 million two-bedroom apartment with just over 1,900 square feet (177 square meters) of space. The largest price tag is $63 million for a five-bedroom spread spanning the whole 31st floor of the west tower, with nearly 7,000 square feet indoors plus almost 600 square feet of outdoor space.  Apartments are being marketed quietly starting this month, according to a person familiar with the effort. — Here you go on Seen & Heard: Greenwich sidewalk coming along

I just signed the petition. Sounds like a fun way to make the Plaza more like a European sidewalk cafe. I doubt that folks who buy a glass of wine or a bottle of beer will cause mayhem! — SW on Bogardus Plaza kiosk operators are requesting a liquor license