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Tag archive for ‘Made in Tribeca’
Made in Tribeca: Floristry
Tribecan and founder of Hex & Co. has published his first game, designed for date nights. / 1 comment
Made in Tribeca: House of RoRo
A local interior designer wanted children's furniture that was charming, stylish and served more than one purpose -- a key to compact living.
Made in Tribeca: Beckie+Martina
The two former models, friends since their runway days in the '90s, founded their personal styling consulting business in 2009.
Made in Tribeca: Ledge Headwear
Tribecan Jesse Silvertown turned an obsession with the perfect ball cap into a full-time fashion business start-up.
Made in Fidi: 212 Salsa
Developed over three decades in a home kitchen Vitamix, the salsa uses secret ingredients and is sold fresh. / 9 comments
Hidden in Fidi: Sam Swick Leather Goods
A 26-year-old business that was installed for decades before that on Maiden Lane still embosses leather while you wait. / 1 comment
Made in Tribeca: Stakt
The idea -- a foldable 2-in-1 yoga mat -- germinated in the pandemic on N. Moore, launched soon after, made it on Shark Tank, and has now taken off.
Made in Tribeca: Education by SR
A local educator starts her own tutoring company after the pandemic shuts down her classroom.
Made in Tribeca: Sprezz
A Tribecan with roots in India and a love for Italy has combined those to create a new line of glassware.
Made in Tribeca: Tribeca Wine Collective
A couple who spent their early years drinking on the streets of the neighborhood are now making wine as an homage. / 2 comments
Made in Tribeca: Welcome Future Kids
Two local women have started an exchange that upcycles kids clothing with a focus on slow fashion that is sustainable, ethical and fun. / 2 comments
Made in Tribeca: Heirloom Amalgam
A Tribeca couple has melded her fashion skills with his love of vintage gear to create a debut line of military-inspired clothing. / 3 comments
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A restaurant buyout means reserving an entire dining space exclusively for your event, with no regular service. — James Bogardus / Carnegie Diner and Cafe plans approved for 200 Chambers
In the description it states "no buyout"..is that the same as no Take Out??? — John / Carnegie Diner and Cafe plans approved for 200 Chambers
Seppe is quite good. And the wait staff is super nice. — Dee / Carbs are back in the neighborhood
None of these new places are sit with friends type of places. They are all grab and go. I don’t... — Dee / Apollo Bagels is getting closer…
To the Olio e Piu owners, sincerely: please do not blight this location with fake flowers. We will welcome you... — Cw / Mr Chow is indeed closing
This is terrible news! Such a shame! — Alex / Mr Chow is indeed closing
Such a wonderful, wonderful event for both schools! (And an amazing way to taste all the restaurants in the neighborhood.)... — Tessa S / Taste of Tribeca will be May 16 on Duane Park