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Seen & Heard: Tribeca’s Kitchen has new hours
Plus a neighbors night with music in Duane Park; Canal Street Oysters has gone blue; Anassa at North End Grill has its signs up.
Sidewalk cafe for Canal Street Oysters
Community Board 1's Licensing Committee approved a sidewalk cafe for the West Broadway side of the restaurant, and rejected one for Sweetgreen on Chambers.
New Kids on the Block: Canal Street Oysters
The ninth project for the brothers Martignetti, who for years had Brinkley's in Soho, Canal Street Oysters breathes life once again into the historic Rawitzer building on Canal. / 4 comments
Seen & Heard: Reade Street vet is retiring
Plus Amazon's weird treasure truck on Hudson; the long awaited Canal Street Oysters is open. / 9 comments
Canal Street Oysters poised to open soon
A little peek into the restaurant taking over the former nightclub on the southeast corner of Canal and West Broadway.
Seen & Heard: Oysters coming to Canal Street
Plus De Janeiro moves in on Broadway just north of Warren; crime writer James Ellroy at the Mysterious Bookshop. / 1 comment
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Does it matter? — Bec / The Great Tribeca Deli Resurgence
This was much needed — TribecaPickleBall / The Great Tribeca Deli Resurgence
I clicked on The Vineyard and it said for "dinning reserversations". Whoever wrote this, is English their second language? — Sherri Rosen / The Great Tribeca Deli Resurgence
And the original Printed Matter. Pearl Paint down the block. Shield printing press. — R. / Corner of Lispenard and West Broadway is sold
Any idea why this has happened? — Don / The Great Tribeca Deli Resurgence
No, they are not individual landmarks and they are not in a landmark district. You can check... — Tribeca Citizen / Corner of Lispenard and West Broadway is sold
we get what we vote for — josh / City proposes another Safe Haven shelter for the Seaport