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Read about Takahachi in the Tribeca Citizen Restaurant Guide.
TCQ&A: Peter Carey
One of only four authors to win the Booker Prize twice, Peter Carey shares his thoughts on the area, including his favorite restaurants, his fondness for Issey Miyake, and his enthusiasm for pestering the city about the fountain at City Hall Park. / 5 comments
TCQ&A: Jacob Weisberg
"My wife says I’m obsessed with local food sellers, and it’s true," says Jacob Weisberg, chairman of the Slate Group. "If I had to single out one, it would be the fresh fish from Blue Moon at the Saturday Greenmarket." / 5 comments
Based in Tribeca: Valerie Carmet Gallery
Mosaic artist Valerie Carmet shows us around her Hudson Street studio. "It's very sunny, peaceful, inspirational, full of plates, stained glass, and mixed media and materials," she says. "But mainly messy!"
TCQ&A: Claire Hollander
"I resisted SoulCycle for ages," says writer Claire Hollander, whose young adult novel, "Something Right Behind Her," has just been published. "Now I am a groupie. My older daughter thinks it is the most embarrassing thing about me."
Seen & Heard: Edible Arrangements
Coming to Duane Street. Plus: Asphalt Green non-update; all-you-can-drink concerns; Warren Street dog run fees; Franklin stoop painted. / 6 comments
TCQ&A: Marie-Joelle Parent
"I was exchanging tweets with a guy for months when I saw his name on one of the New York Times in the lobby," says news correspondent Marie-Joelle Parent. "We lived in the same building without knowing." / 1 comment
TCQ&A: Zak Profera
"I love the yomogi muffins at Takahachi Bakery," says Zak Profera, who has just launched a line of fabrics called ZAK+FOX. "It's actually made with mugwort root, and it tastes far better than it sounds."
TCQ&A: Dan Kohn
"My wife and I were blown away by the private magic show at the Theater Bar. I'm somewhat of a connoisseur of sleight-of-hand tricks, but even sitting three feet from the magician and taking part in each trick, we had no idea how he did any of them."
TCQ&A: “You Heard About the Pedicab With the Stripper Pole, Right?”
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.
TCQ&A: “Tribeca Is Like Mr. Rogers’ Neighborhood”
Torly Kid's Carol Adams shows us around her Tribeca—including how she met Will Smith and where she goes for hot pretzels.
From Tokyo to Tribeca
Bit'z Kids owner Masako Chiba talks about how life here is different than it is in Japan, where she grew up. It’s the third Q&A in Anojja Shah’s “I → NY” series.
TCQ&A: “I Want Bouley Bakery Back”
Fitness guru Alycea Ungaro of Real Pilates on where her husband got mercury poisoning, how she keeps her kids occupied, and the "little castle" in Tribeca that she'd love to own. / 1 comment
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Below that on Streeteasy it says the owner is 273 Church St Associates, who was listed as being the owner... — James / Seen & Heard: New Children’s Theater
I saw that, but the StreetEasy page also mentions a "previous sale" for $11.9M. See https://tribecacitizen.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/07/273-Church-StreetEasy.png. — Erik Torkells / Seen & Heard: New Children’s Theater
Not sold. Streeteasy says the status of 273 was "03/10/2018 Off market temporarily” — James / Seen & Heard: New Children’s Theater
They've said they'd love to make something happen. — Erik Torkells / A New Italian Restaurant in Hudson Square
Has Hudson Square Connection BID considered something like a community garden or park in that space? — KP / A New Italian Restaurant in Hudson Square
Very romantic & magical for the tenants that live in Building right across and were told by the leasing manager... — East River at East 34th / The Helicopter Problem
I walked by Nonna Beppa yesterday afternoon and noticed that the tables were set. What caught my eye first was... — Uptown Downtown / Tribeca’s New Restaurants: A Recap