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Read about Thalassa in the Tribeca Citizen Restaurant Guide.
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.
Special Newsletter: Deals, Sales, Contests, & More
Because everybody loves a bargain: This is a special newsletter devoted to sales, deals, and discounts in greater Tribeca. / Sponsored
Seen & Heard: Wizarding Workshop
Plus: Setai spa discount; deals on Greek and Swedish meals and boot camps; a pop-up inside Steven Alan Tribeca; the Bailey.
Seen & Heard: Deals, Deals, and More Deals
American Apparel, Saluggi's, Thalassa, and various small businesses. Plus: Steven Alan sample sale; Bon Chon chicken. / 2 comments
Seen & Heard: Loft Peeping
Plus: Deals at three shops, a restaurant, and a spa; James Franco (over)extended; "Giant Noise Toy"; the Sheraton Tribeca.
Seen & Heard: Trattoria Cinque Deal
Plus: Thalassa deal; Best Made Japanese hatchet; handbag designer Judith Leiber; new show at Hal Bromm Gallery. / 1 comment
Seen & Heard: On the Quad
Inside the new Quad/Lang space on Reade. Plus: Double Amex loyalty points at certain shops and restaurants; Hudson Square Wine & Music Festival; and a free Blue Coyote reading.
The TCQ&A: “Last Halloween, a Client Dressed Her Son as a Lobster in a Pot”
Butter and Eggs owner Judy Dunne on how to beat the lunch rush at Wichcraft, where she loves the ice-cream sandwiches, and which part of Tribeca reminds her of a movie set.
Tribeca Can Consider Itself Tasted
Congratulations to the Taste of Tribeca team—entirely made of volunteers—for pulling off such a classy, fun afternoon! Now, let's dish about the food.... / 3 comments
Free Wine at Thalassa
This week's special on Blackboard Eats is for a free bottle of wine—make that a free bottle of one of four wines—at Thalassa. What do the wines in question retail for? Funny you should ask... / 1 comment
It’s a Jungle in Here!
As Babylicious's Carol Adams watched her customers—or rather, their kids—grow up, the name Babylicious no longer seemed to fit. So she has reinvented the store as Torly Kid, which will carry clothing up to size 10 for boys and 14 for girls (as well as the same great baby stuff from before). / 1 comment
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Found the article with that quote. https://www.amny.com/news/fashions-private-eye-targets-canal-st-s-counterfeit-bags/ The article dates back to 2008, and yet no progress has been made... — Marcus / What can be done about counterfeit vendors?
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Maybe it should be illegal to buy the goods. Of course, it's difficult to prove that a buyer knew they... — Marcus / What can be done about counterfeit vendors?
Would love to help. Honest question. What can we do? — Randy / What can be done about counterfeit vendors?
"Zero tolerance" is right. That requires consistent enforcement: Every time police see this happening, seize the goods, fine the vendor.... — Marcus / What can be done about counterfeit vendors?