This is the 25th location for the now-national chain founded in 2020 in Westport, Connecticut. / 1 comment
Plus Playgarden Prep adds an all-day pre-k; Swivel Gallery opens in Hudson Square; the Downtown Alliance offers art for sidewalk sheds. / 1 comment
The wildly popular award winning bagels started in a home kitchen during the pandemic. The company is now a franchise. / 3 comments
Two buildings that have been dormant for years are seeing signs of life. / 2 comments
Bubble tea is out at 315 Greenwich and on Chambers, and the sweet building on the corner of Reade is for sale for $10 million and being market as a townhouse. / 4 comments
Know where this was shot? Prove it. / 4 comments
The outpost of the Kung Fu Tea chain will also offer waffles. / 6 comments
Plus: Good and bad news for the Collect Pond Park hawks; new tenant for a former nail salon; Peter Agron's photography at Soho Photo; Rosemarie Castoro exhibit at Hal Bromm Gallery.
A nail salon is actually closing. But don't worry, it has a sister salon a block away.
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