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Seen & Heard: Slow Going at the Greenwich Street Hotel
Plus: Newsstand light pollution; more of 91 Leonard has been revealed; Japanese ceramics store on Crosby; making the best of a sidewalk-shed situation. / 3 comments
The Likely Name and Operator of the Northwest Tribeca Hotel
All signs point toward the hotel under construction on Greenwich being called Le Fouquet's New York, with an outpost of a famous Paris restaurant. / 1 comment
First Look Inside the Hotel at 456 Greenwich
"This property will be one of the most luxurious hotels in New York City," says one of the developers of the 96-room hotel going up at Greenwich and Desbrosses. / 5 comments
Seen & Heard: A New Tenant on Greenwich
Plus: Registration open for Paul Ruggeri Gymnastics; Jupioca confirmed its new location; checking in on the hotel under construction in Northwest Tribeca; more fireboat tickets; "architectural crime scene." / 1 comment
Seen & Heard: Summer Day Café Opening Forecast
Plus: ARChive of Contemporary Music's summer CD and record sale; the hotel under construction on Greenwich Street; buses on a no-truck block of Beach; wine/beer license for Wisefish Poké; war-inspired photography at Apexart.
Seen & Heard: Five Boro Bike Tour Is This Sunday
Plus: The big event at Pier 26; Kafkaesque conversation about the Smyth; the Parks Department's takeover of the Warren Street Dog Park; checking in on the hotel construction in northwest Tribeca; Cheryl Hazan show. / 5 comments
Seen & Heard: Work Finally Starts at Greenwich Street Hotel
Plus: Grand Banks will reopen soon (but not in time for this lovely weather); a map of the city's sidewalk sheds; activity at a Murray Street storefront; what looks like a sample sale on Hudson. / 1 comment
Seen & Heard: Duane Park Storefront for Rent
Plus: Mysterious partitioning at two retail spaces; no activity at the Greenwich Street hotel; StreetEasy's Tribeca joke; signs of life at the Loopy Doopy rooftop bar; Starbucks in the Intergate telecom hotel.
Seen & Heard: Two Boots Is Walking Away from FiDi
Plus: New momentum reported for northwest Tribeca hotel project; Montauk Sofa's new store; Paris Baguette spiffs up Canal Street; podcast about when Fernet Branca was bottled in Tribeca. / 5 comments
Seen & Heard: Greca Launched Dinner Service
Plus: More of 24 Leonard revealed; progress on 50 Hudson's two-story topper; advance notice from Con Edison about weekend street construction; Greenwich Street hotel; Lego vignette. / 1 comment
Seen & Heard: SLT Opens in Two Weeks
Plus: Recommendations for Thai food delivery; anyone seen the newspaper guy from the Franklin Street subway station?; hotel project remains stalled; Greg Laswell is playing City Winery; photography show. / 10 comments
Seen & Heard: Il Mulino Is Still Raw
Plus: Restaurant bucks the card-only trend by going cash- and app-only; no activity at the hotel on Greenwich Street; Warren Street retail space for sale; "Rendered Cities" at Apexart. / 1 comment
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Welcome! My family and I have been around a bit longer (we helped build PS 234 and Washington Market Park)... — Jean Grillo / And Here’s to Many More
I think #56 the 10th listed photo here is perhaps 70 Franklin Street just up from Billy' Bakery? regards, Sonia... — Sonia F. Stock / Tribeca Then and Now: The Unidentifiables
Welcome Pam! So glad you're continuing this. I look forward to reading. — Jason / And Here’s to Many More
I love Gary Shteyngart, and the new book is great. Thanks for giving one of my fave authors a shout... — Will Meyerhofer / Seen & Heard: Whitmans Restaurant Is Open
I'm just going to come out and say I love Paul Rudnick and I thought it was funny. He's poking... — Will Meyerhofer / Seen & Heard: Whitmans Restaurant Is Open
stay tuned... — Pam Frederick / An Italian Food Hall Is Opening at Broadway and Canal
Thanks, Liz — Pam Frederick / And Here’s to Many More