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New Kid on the Block: Best Made Company
Axes-and-more outfit Best Made Company has carved out a small shop in its new headquarters on White Street. The merchandise looks as if a talented Boy Scout has been working toward a merit badge for design.
New Kid on the Block: Aqua
"I want it to be homey and cozy," says Aqua founder Esther Gauthier, "like you're visiting a friend's house, and your friend happens to have a pool, and you decide to do an aquacycling class." / 1 comment
New Kid on the Block: Mulberry & Vine
Mulberry & Vine, which opened about an hour ago on Warren Street, is the restaurant many Tribecans have been waiting for. It sells prepared foods—salads, sandwiches, soups, and more—with an eye toward healthfulness. / 2 comments
New Kid on the Block: Gloria Jewel
The fourth boutique in Megan Chiarello's Gloria Jewel empire—the others are in the Hamptons—has opened on W. Broadway between Drybar and Starbucks. Let's take a look around....
New Kid on the Block: Hotel Particulier
Inside a former loading dock, Frederique Thiollet has created a combination gallery, shop, and café. "I want people to stop and take a moment," she says.
New Kid on the Block: Haus Alkire
The new Haus Alkire boutique is a homecoming for designers Julie Haus and Jason Alkire—they used to live in the building. Plus: Best dressing room in Tribeca?
New Kid on the Block: My Little Sunshine
Two and a half years after the first My Little Sunshine opened in Chelsea, the kids' store and hair salon opened a second location in Tribeca.
New Kid on the Block: Steven Alan Home Shop
Steven Alan described the wares as "organic modern" and a bit "crunchy," and I'd say there's more Berkeley here than modern-day Tribeca. (Tribeca in the 1970s, maybe.) That's not a bad thing! / 1 comment
New Kid on the Block: Shigure
Shigure, the new sake bar atop B Flat, is officially open. It specializes in sake (more than 40 types, with hopes of bringing that number to 60), shochu, and beer made in Japan. Also: Japanese tapas. / 1 comment
New Kid on the Block: Drybar
"We've had a lot of requests to come to Tribeca," said Drybar founder Alli Webb on the occasion of the 25th location (and fifth in Manhattan), opening today. "It's a natural fit for us. We love TenOverTen and SoulCycle!" P.S. Sorry, FiDivas, but the 180 Broadway location isn't happening (yet?).
New Kid on the Block: Rosie Pope
"Mompreneur" Rosie Pope has opened her Tribeca boutique. The shop is a sort of homecoming for the TV personality, as she used to live at Hudson and Reade.
New Kid on the Block: The Cricketers Arms
The Cricketers Arms has opened on Murray, in the space that was local favorite Uncle Mike's. If you're British, you'll be in heaven: The menu has all types of greatest hits on it, from Scotch eggs to mushy peas to a "full and proper English brekkie." / 11 comments
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