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Read about Jerry’s Café in the Tribeca Citizen Restaurant Guide.
Seen & Heard: Yet Another Nail Salon?
Plus: A peek inside Fulton Center; roundup of new construction projects; Cafeteria postponed from CB1 tonight; progress at Lilly O'Brien's new space; Capital Audio. / 1 comment
Seen & Heard: A New Pediatric Practice
Plus: Chambers construction update; Jerry's Café tenant?; Renwick development; Jeff Zimmerman's sculptures; Diane Detalle show. / 2 comments
Based in Tribeca: Valerie Carmet Gallery
Mosaic artist Valerie Carmet shows us around her Hudson Street studio. "It's very sunny, peaceful, inspirational, full of plates, stained glass, and mixed media and materials," she says. "But mainly messy!"
TCQ&A: Michael Boodro
"I do twice-weekly workouts with Carlos at Tribeca Sports Center on Broadway," says Michael Boodro, editor in chief of Elle Decor magazine. "Plus a lot of walking—though Carlos says that doesn’t count."
Seen & Heard: Los Americanos Opens This Week
Plus: Blue Bottle pastry cookbook; Rally Downtown events with whiskey and wine; the gilded spire atop the old New York Mercantile Building; First-Time Tuesdays. / 1 comment
Seen & Heard: Another Pret a Manger
Plus: "New York's Largest Irish Bar" to open a FiDi branch; John Waters; Collister Street closures; Chambers Street closures; two restaurants offering First-Time Tuesdays incentives. / 3 comments
Seen & Heard: The Specials Playing Pier 26
Plus: Cabaret at Maxwell's; Dig Inn coming to Hudson Square; Best Made shop; Jerry's Café "opening"; the Elevens.
Seen & Heard: Franklin Station Café Is Back
Sort of. Plus: Kale salad recipe; Jerry's Café has reopened; what's up at the old Carl's Steaks space?; dinner at Saleya; Scotch tasting; late nights at Tribeca Canvas; Pen Parentis lineup; Amish Market changes; Collect Pond Park. / 8 comments
Seen & Heard: John Allan’s Update
Plus: Manhunt at the gym; Jerry's Café closed for renovation; Tribeca Trust looking for Tribeca lovers; Starbucks in WFC closes, reopens; Woolworth Building booklet; Con Ed question. / 3 comments
Spelling Is Overeated Anyway
Certain errors are more noteworthy than others—when the wrong word is used, for instance, or when a new, funny-sounding word is created. / 6 comments
Based in Tribeca: Purgatory Pie Press
The letterpress experts let Tribeca Citizen readers poke around their office at Hudson and Reade. "Boys like it here," says Esther K Smith, "but think before you bring the mother of the bride." (P.S. The deadline for datebook orders is near....) / 2 comments
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Curious if there’s any news about 5 WTC. — Tracy / In the News: Revamped design for Two World Trade
Thank You April and Carl for being such a part of our lives and Congratulations! Kudos to Pam for reminding... — Jean Grillo / The Trib at 25: Looking back on two and a half decades of covering Tribeca
Congratulations Carl and April and thank you Pam for this wonderful and well deserved tribute. The Tribeca Trib gives the... — Alice Blank / The Trib at 25: Looking back on two and a half decades of covering Tribeca
Congratulations April and Carl. More than publish, they are true journalists. Unlike many publishers around town, they actually will print... — Johnb / The Trib at 25: Looking back on two and a half decades of covering Tribeca
A bit of irony in the video with the little snippet of birdsong since these reflective glass monoliths are bird... — JS Miller / In the News: Revamped design for Two World Trade
I would love it if the Woolworth building still lit up its upper stories. It was a jewel. — Carla Bauer / Seen & Heard: Restaurant week starts tomorrow
Congratulations Carl and April on 25 years of your insightful and excellent coverage of Tribeca. I miss the print edition,... — JS Miller / The Trib at 25: Looking back on two and a half decades of covering Tribeca