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Read about Kitchenette in the Tribeca Citizen Restaurant Guide.
Best of 2015: The Winners
The polls are closed, the results have been tabulated, and—thanks again to everyone who voted—the rejoicing can begin. / 1 comment
Seen & Heard: A Visit to 100 Barclay
Including news about the retail arcade, children's playroom, and penthouse. Plus: Kitchenette's farewell note; Petticoat Lane has moved out; 290 West offers a peek; "Tallulah" film shoot.
In the News: Whole Foods Accused of Overcharging
Plus: Tribeca real estate roundup; the reopened World Trade Center intersections; Kitchenette uptown still open; two public spaces get federal funds; Ten Thousand Things jewelry store. / 4 comments
Seen & Heard: Baked Is Now Serving Brunch
Plus: Kitchenette's last day; Brookfield Place retail mystery; workspace kickoff event; filming of something called "Love Taxi"; LGBT film festival this weekend. / 2 comments
Kitchenette Appears to Be Closing
The longtime Tribeca restaurant will be out by the end of June, says one tipster. / 6 comments
In the News: Up-and-Coming Crossword Maven
Plus: Another Kitchenette; CrossFit classes for kids; comparing 1914 menus from Fraunces Tavern and Delmonico's to those of today.
Seen & Heard: Bottomless Brunch at Tribeca Canvas
Plus: Simit + Smith has opened; Kitchenette taking brunch reservations; Mavis Staples in concert; Star Pizza back in business; Hudson River Park update. / 7 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
Seen & Heard: Spice Warehouse
Plus: Grandma's House is open; Kitchenette closed for renovation; Lot-Less expanding aboca; fun with the police. / 2 comments
Eight Ways to Chill Out
Don't just sit there lighting an imaginary candle and praying that the power grid won't fail. Get cool! / 4 comments
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