Read about Puffy’s Tavern in the Tribeca Citizen Restaurant Guide.
Know where this was shot? Say so in the comments. (Update: We have a winner!) / 2 comments
Patrick Parrish, owner of modernist gallery Mondo Cane, shows us around his Tribeca—including where he won't order from anymore and who had one heck of a birthday party.
Richard Gere and Susan Sarandon watch in effect. Plus: Deals on Puffy's and art books; 55 Warren.
Plus: 7-9 Harrison to be sold; more Park51 renderings and membership details; "Office Hours" review; Rector Square; Puffy's bartender; 20x24 Polaroid camera; artist Dan Colen.
Hope not! Plus: Chanterelle space having work done; Tribeca Meet & Greet at Dash Gallery; "Mad Men" party; Chambers Street work to begin tomorrow; and how to help underprivileged kids get ready for school. / 2 comments
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