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Read about Barnes & Noble Tribeca in the Tribeca Citizen Shopping Guide.
Seen & Heard: Is Barnes & Noble Closing at Year End?
That's what a reader hears. Plus: Prime Greenwich Street storefront on the market; Tribeca gallery soliciting proposals for a solo show; avocado milkshakes; amusing Mulberry Street store name. / 13 comments
Seen & Heard: Tetsu’s Menu
Plus: Onda Beauty's treatment room is up and running; anyone know of any toy drives?; "Sweetbitter" TV shoot; Lucio Pozzi at Hal Bromm.
Seen & Heard: That Magical Second Floor
Plus: Chick-fil-A food truck; Barnes & Noble celebrates vinyl; late-night construction without permits on Warren; FDNY's no-parking sign. / 10 comments
Seen & Heard: Bar Works Is Opening on Chambers
Plus: Harrison at Whole Foods was delighted by the warm response; 111 Murray is going up very quickly; Wolfgang Puck's Cut unveiled; Front Art Space closed its tiny street-level gallery; author Gayle Forman.
Seen & Heard: Suspicious Man Spotted in Local Parks
Plus: Helicopters for America's Cup; plywood up at a Broadway storefront; flood-protection efforts on Warren; Junie B. on stage. / 4 comments
Seen & Heard: A Sickly-Sweet Smell
Plus: What's happening to the grand lobby of 49-51 Chambers?; Sharon Jones appearance; rumored hotel on west Spring Street; ARChive of Contemporary Music's holiday sale. / 3 comments
Seen & Heard: Rendering vs. Reality at 19 Park Place
Plus: Fashion hootenanny this weekend at Brookfield Place; public meeting about what to do with Pier 26; TriBeCa Native benefit book launch; appearances by Jason Segel, Colum McCann, and Yotam Ottolenghi.
Seen & Heard: Petition to Protect Tribeca
Plus: Thalassa is now serving Sunday brunch; fireworks late tonight; Lilac Arts Series launched; local author Sophie Jaff; Bike to the Beach for Autism; Liberty Street bridge.
Seen & Heard: Heartthrob Trifecta
Justin Bieber, Robert Pattinson, and Austin Mahone. Plus: Proposed 1 White rooftop addition; W. Broadway renovation revealed; Franklin storefront; cops parking on Warren sidewalk.
Seen & Heard: Pizza Pop-Up in the Works
Plus: A first glimpse of the entrance to Andrew Carmellini's Little Park restaurant at the Smyth; Emma Thompson appearance; Sole di Capri reportedly on Seamless; "Where in Tribeca...?"
Seen & Heard: Prime Church Street Storefront
Plus: An appearance by Blondie's Chris Stein; Warren restaurants' Instagram spat; Shinola opening a shop across the Atlantic; Cheryl Hazan show.
Seen & Heard: The Midnight 9/11 Motorcycle Ride
Plus: Demolition on Washington; "Demolition," the movie; new Japanese restaurant on Chambers; Liberty Park photo; "Miniaturist" author appearance; Baked book; a pair of Seaport events. / 8 comments
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The compressor should be supported from the first floor (or suspended from the ceiling using vibration isolating hangers), and soundproofing... — James / Tavern planned for 88 West Broadway
The skyloft apartment for sale is actually the one just below the penthouse featured in Billions. (Not the penthouse) — Rohin / In the News: ‘Billions’ apartment is up for grabs
Good morning, Any way to speak to David Kelley? I have a similar sound issue with my apartment and the... — Jason / Tavern planned for 88 West Broadway
The food at Nexus...is awesome Would be a top restaurant in Tribeca — Stuart / An urban country club takes over a floor of 100 Church
Ha! 100 Centre would be an interesting address for a private club for the neighborhood folk! — Loren / An urban country club takes over a floor of 100 Church
I just returned from his memorial. To his friends, Nick was a gift. Not to mention the smartest person I’ve... — Bruce Ehrmann / In the News: Rock writer Nick Tosches has died
What is wrong with our justice system that Adam Lublin continues to get out on bail? He is clearly a... — Why bail for Adam Lublin? / In the News: 9/11 Tribute Museum losing its home