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Read about Plein Sud in the Tribeca Citizen Restaurant Guide.
Carmellini Restaurant Confirmed for the Smyth
As you read here first months ago. And possibly with a farm-to-table theme. / 1 comment
EXCLUSIVE: The Most Exciting Restaurant News of the Year
Tribeca's most popular chef is taking over the old Plein Sud space at the Smyth hotel.... / 10 comments
Plein Sud Is Gone
The downstairs lounge is kaput, too. Read about the interim plans while the Smyth hotel looks for another third-party restaurateur to take over the space. / 3 comments
Seen & Heard: Tribeca in the 1930s
Plus: Plein Sud is temporarily closed; piggybacking on a penny drive; "Where in Tribeca...?" solution.
Where to Throw a Private Party in Tribeca
Whether it's for the holiday season—coming up fast—or any other special occasion, the right venue is crucial to throwing a successful event. We're lucky in that Tribeca has several excellent options. Read all about them here! / Sponsored
Seen & Heard: Teardown?
The rumor is that a building is coming down. Plus: Bus-bulb extraction; Freakin Wings; Plein Sud. / 2 comments
CB1 Tribeca Committee: The Unofficial Minutes
Now we know what's coming to the northwest corner of Duane and W. Broadway (formerly home to a series of Bouley establishments). Also discussed: Sidewalk seating for Plein Sud and Dr. Michel Cohen's new restaurant, the basement at MaryAnn's. / 1 comment
Seen & Heard: Fulton Street Transit Center
Taking shape! Plus: Asphalt Green's opening is delayed again; pre-Thanksgiving Greenmarket schedule; Pier 25 closed for the season; new chef at Plein Sud. / 1 comment
In the News: Fulton Street Transit Center
Plus: Sen. John Kerry; WFC mall construction timeline; chef change at Plein Sud; Ted Muehling; Taïm; Governors Island not opening on Fridays for the next two years. / 4 comments
Special Newsletter: July 2011
Whether you're looking for delicious food and wine, a new place to live or work, or fun in the sunshine—or all of the above—these folks have you covered. / Sponsored
In the News: 250 West
More on the condo conversion. Plus: Missing Tribecan; 177 Franklin for sale; library cuts; Independence Plaza financing; angry parents; 90 Franklin sale.
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