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Read about Nancy Whiskey Pub in the Tribeca Citizen Restaurant Guide.
Peter Matera, whose family acquired significant properties in Tribeca over decades, has died
His father started collecting properties in the neighborhood in the late 1960s, when he lived at what was then 119 Warren. / 1 comment
The latest openings around the neighborhood
Hungry Ghost has reopened and is donating profits; Terroir and Nancy Whiskey are back serving this week; Billy's Bakery opened June 8. / 3 comments
Local Business Update: Nancy Whiskey Pub
The bar, which has been on the corner of Lispenard and Sixth since 1967, is trying to support its staff with GoFundMe while the bar remains decorated still for St. Patty's. / 5 comments
Seen & Heard: Nancy Whiskey Pub’s Golden Anniversary
Plus: The World Trade Center mall toy store is closing, and a food store there appears not to be opening; Tasti D-Lite store is closing; paintings at Cheryl Hazan. / 12 comments
Where in Tribeca…?
Know where this was shot? Prove it. / 1 comment
In the News: Best Dive Bars
Plus: The Water Street arcade handover; Q&A with gallerist Hal Bromm; El Luchador's new Lower East Side location; Westville FiDi not a done deal.
In the News: Antennas Atop 1 World Trade Center
Plus: The interest in Alexander Hamilton's grave; when Cortlandt Street was Radio Row; the Battery Park City Authority gives itself failing grades; a look back at the Pogues. / 1 comment
In the News: Terror Trial Without the Lockdown
Plus: The old South Ferry station to reopen next month; tabletop shuffleboard; Reuben review.
23 Happy Hour Deals
Because the days are getting longer, but not fast enough. PLUS! Five establishments have come up with special extra-happy offers for Tribeca Citizen readers. So print this post and keep it handy. / 4 comments
The Sketchbooks of Peter Koval (Vol. 3)
Artist and photographer Peter Koval was in Tribeca last month, and he graciously agreed to share his paintings of neighborhood buildings. / 1 comment
Craig Bagno’s New York
Craig Bagno is shooting New York City with film cameras: "TLRs, point & shoots from the 80's, folders, rangefinders, the SLR that I've owned since I was 16." The color ones speak to me in particular, but all of them are infused with love for the city. / 1 comment
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No. I have written about this a lot -- look at this post and others. In short,... — Tribeca Citizen / Congestion pricing is here
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Well, you can come in any time without a toll by public transportation. That is why it is called a... — Tribeca Citizen / Congestion pricing is here
Actually it is, as is Pier 40 and Waterside. That is just a graphic representation of the plan... — Tribeca Citizen / Congestion pricing is here
But BPC is not part of the congestion zone. On the map it looks like the areas on the water... — Hudson River / Congestion pricing is here