Read about Shake Shack in the Tribeca Citizen Restaurant Guide.
The best thing about the Shake Shack that opened today at the Fulton Center is the location: It's on the top floor, which is a curved catwalk, so you feel as if you're suspended in mid-air. The worst thing, however, is also the location. / 10 comments
Plus: The Tribeca loft of jewelry designer Mignonne Gavigan Smith; Cuban bar BlackTail opens this week; city mulling traffic changes to the Chambers and West intersection; a look back at the Pulitzer building that was once on Park Row; Q&A with the incoming Community Board 1 chair. / 1 comment
According to a reliable tipster, Shake Shack is planning a location on Canal Street. / 8 comments
Plus: "Stop Shake Shack"; Greenwich Street cobblestones have deteriorated further; celebrate spring this Sunday at Duane Park; extended hours and more for the Tribeca Design District. / 9 comments
Nine newly announced shops and restaurants bring the total list to fifteen. / 6 comments
Plus: An attempt to deal with traffic congestion; F-18 flyover today; more Shake Shack signage; kids' sidewalk chalk contest; sample sale at Colony; Lot 77 appears to be turning into more of a bar; fashion show prep. / 2 comments
Say it five times fast. Plus: Peck Slip School is looking good; another stretch of World Trade Center sidewalk is open; a new partner for Looie, the restroom app; Pace University vegetable garden. / 5 comments
Plus: Montessori of Manhattan expanding its Beach Street campus; Seaport Film & Food Festival; hoping that El Vez Burrito will open on weekends; Park Row storefront renovations. / 4 comments
Plus: Finally, a glimpse of 11 N. Moore; signage at the Fulton Center Shake Shack; Gunbae opening forecast; "Girls" shoot; the Hideaway is back on its feet; Terroir TV; rosé dinner. / 3 comments
It certainly makes sense from a leasing standpoint. How else are you going to get folks to make the journey from street level? Or from below street level? / 11 comments
Plus: Pressed Juicery at the new Equinox; opening date for the Supermarket; marketing materials for 147 Duane storefront; questionable ads. / 3 comments
Plus: Thalassa files lawsuit over Sandy storm; Nobu reviewed; turnover at the Flea; Lower Manhattan tech headquarters; BPC photographer; Marv Albert moving here. / 1 comment
I love the implication here that 'professionals' and people with families don't consume cannabis. What world, and what year, do... — malcolm / Neighbors on Duane Park are organizing against cannabis shop
It depends how much cannabis the neighborhood wants to consume. — Thomas Hagen / Neighbors on Duane Park are organizing against cannabis shop
I think business people know that a LOT of people consume marijuana and gummies -- across all socio-economic levels. The... — Tribeca Citizen / Neighbors on Duane Park are organizing against cannabis shop
How many of these do we need? — S / Neighbors on Duane Park are organizing against cannabis shop
No words to describe one of the best people I have the pleasure to be in contact with... Peter you... — Lou Montoya / Peter Bianco, who loved his wife, his family and his adopted neighborhood, has died at 51
I met Peter at Vassar College and knew him to be always, fun and kind and spreading positive energy to... — Basak Ertuna / Peter Bianco, who loved his wife, his family and his adopted neighborhood, has died at 51
I too have nothing against legal dispensaries. But this particular block just worries me. Cash business, quiet block, lots of... — Concerned / Neighbors on Duane Park are organizing against cannabis shop