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Seen & Heard: Icca on Warren on hold
Plus: carp spotted swimming downtown; a Black Fox runs uptown; Hudson Square adds some color to its light poles. / 2 comments
Seen & Heard: Progress at New Japanese Restaurant
Plus: How the original La Colombe in Philadelphia is different; new look for MTA buses; activity at Reade Street storefront; glass balcony shattered; "Billions" shoot. / 3 comments
Seen & Heard: Paper Source Will Be in Maman
Plus: The best BLT around; checking in on the Japanese restaurant coming to Warren; Il Mulino brunch; disappointing windows on Bjarke Ingels's otherwise fabulous High Line buildings; graphic novelists at Pen Parentis.
Seen & Heard: Plywood Down at Summer Day Café
Plus: Interior work happening at Warren Street Japanese restaurant; what the Seaport District has going on this summer; Tribeca's Finest Misspelling; a walk through Hudson Yards. / 3 comments
The Japanese Restaurant Opening on Warren Street
A rep for the Japanese restaurant coming to 20 Warren referred to it as a "high-end omakase sushi bar," but the sample menus indicate kaiseki, possibly as a showcase for beef from Hokkaido.
The Warren Street Sushi Bar
Also on Community Board 1's April agendas: Letting light in under the Sterling Mason's metal canopy; the so-called "privately owned public spaces"; more Seaport District liquor licenses; helicopter lobbyists; much more.
Stylish Sushi Bar Opening on Warren
Despite all of the hints that something beefy is opening at 20 Warren, the floor plans and drawings posted in the window indicate it'll be a sushi restaurant.
Seen & Heard: More Details on the Warren Street Restaurant
Plus: Fire at 108 Leonard; the Four Seasons spa now offers clairvoyance treatments; Shigure is serving lunch; "Motherless Brooklyn" shoot; Spring Studios cladding. / 3 comments
Several New Restaurants
On Hudson, Warren, and in the former Denny's space. Also on Community Board 1's March agendas: The helicopter situation; another Tribeca building gets WeWorked; new art for Foley Square; more. / 2 comments
More on the Warren Street Steakhouse
It appears to be a partnership between a Japanese beef company and a designer of Brushstroke.
34 Reasons to Be Excited About the Future
There has been a lot of depressing news in the past year, and we likely haven’t heard the last of it, so let’s focus on the positive (for one post, anyway). Here are 34 things to look forward to in Lower Manhattan.
A New Restaurant on Warren Street
The new tenant is reportedly one of Japan's largest producers of Kobe beef. / 5 comments
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"an inclusionary housing requirement [...] that requires a certain number of units in new developments be set aside for supportive... — James / Seen & Heard: Groundhog Day at Duane Park
I am on the board of a supportive housing developer, which is the type of housing best suited for homeless.... — Patrick C Valentino / Seen & Heard: Groundhog Day at Duane Park
I sort of agree, although I might not have used as harsh a tone since it was someone trying to... — lowphat / Razzledazzle Barbershop has closed
How 'bout one of these building owners who rake in millions upon millions of dollars in sales and rentals monthly... — pick up the fallen / Seen & Heard: Groundhog Day at Duane Park
Good riddance. This is NYC 2000-2020 folks. Idiots like this who open a business and say "I did it" when... — make a life here or get lost / Razzledazzle Barbershop has closed
Odd fit but it was on church Street, and that particular block is kinda old 80s NYC in part. So... — Patrick C Valentino / Razzledazzle Barbershop has closed
There is currently a Go Fund Me for MOCA. I copied this link from their FB page. https://charity.gofundme.com/o/en/campaign/mocafirerecovery?fbclid=IwAR2TnO_CsswPVvFvDr4EvTlA8Gvr4RDRRhZ5U6E1zuqOtF30sJubKL4lQ-I — TribecaMom / The building — and the history — destroyed at 70 Mulberry