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New Kid on the Block: Kataoka
All of the jewelry is made to order in Japan, with a four-to-six-week lead time. / 2 comments
New Kid on the Block: Scanlan Theodore
Women are said to love the Australian brand's sophistication, timelessness and flexibility—with a change of shoes, an outfit can go from work to the park to dinner. / 1 comment
New Kid on the Block: Just Baked! Nowakowski
The Nowakowski baking company started in Poland in 1925 as a neighborhood bakery, growing to a chain of around 50 stores. Now it has decided the U.S. is ripe for expansion. First up: Tribeca. / 10 comments
New Kid on the Block: The Westside
Former Intermix owners Haro and Sari Sloane Keledjian have taken turned half of their kids' clothing store, Everafter, into an outpost of their new brand for adults. "The Westside is a laid-back, bohemian, one-stop shop for all things casual and comfortable," says Sari.
New Kid on the Block: Paul Ruggeri Gymnastics
"Most people want to train Olympians, but it's important to me that this is about having fun," says gymnast Paul Ruggeri of his new school. At the same time, there are benefits: "You learn to work hard, to fall on your face in front of other people, and to get up and try again." / 5 comments
New Kid on the Block: Holy Ground
While A Summer Day Café evokes an afternoon at the seaside, its half-sibling downstairs, Holy Ground, is more of a night in the big city. "We were inspired by classic New York City establishments like the 21 Club and Keens," says restaurateur Matt Abramcyk. / 4 comments
New Kid on the Block: Interlude Coffee & Tea
Coffee obsessive Josh Kim, who climbed the ranks at Joe—from working the register to eventually training baristas—has opened a stylish café on Hudson Street. The coffee is among the best in Tribeca. / 6 comments
New Kid on the Block: Glam+Go
"This is our flagship!" says Glam+Go founder Erika Wasser proudly. While the other six New York City locations are all in hotels or gyms, this is the first standalone one, offering services—cuts, color, extensions, nails, and more, for women and men—well beyond the blowouts that the company has been known for.
New Kid on the Block: A Summer Day Café
The goal, says restaurateur Matt Abramcyk, is to evoke the carefree feeling of summer—with abundant light, nautical decor, frozen drinks, and coastal Italian food. Take a look at the space and the menu. / 9 comments
New Kid on the Block: Allied Maker
"I feel comfortable saying that every fixture is handmade with love," says Ryden Rizzo, founder of the Allied Maker lighting company. "The pride that people take in their work is what makes an excellent product."
New Kid on the Block: Twenty First Gallery
Now that Renaud Vuaillat's Twenty First Gallery is on Franklin Street, instead of in his Chelsea townhouse, he'll be able to mount many more shows. / 1 comment
New Kid on the Block: Noted Tribeca
Wife-and-husband team Seong Choi and Minho Yang have chosen Hudson Street for their second café, Noted Tribeca, which serves New American food with Asian touches.
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fab foto — robert janz / Quiz: Dead Restaurants (Part 3)
The Brookfield Place "redo" looks to me like a "re-please-don't". It ruins the grandeur and beauty of the space, by... — Marcus / In the News: Brookfield Place Lobby Redo Includes a New Restaurant
Erik, Thanks for posting about Opera+Jazz on November 28th. I hope that friends and neighbors from the community will come... — Jamie Propp / Seen & Heard: Alejandra Alonso Rojas Pop-Up
There's a food cart garage on Thompson St. btw Wats and Grand — Ivan / Seen & Heard: Philly Pretzel Factory Appears Closed
dog was found! — s / Seen & Heard: Philly Pretzel Factory Appears Closed
Pretty sure there's a food cart garage next to Merchant's House Museum too. — aperson / Seen & Heard: Philly Pretzel Factory Appears Closed
I think their original space was on Centre in a basement below Leo Koenig before moving to Chrystie after 9/11.... — Jack / Canada Gallery Is Moving to Tribeca