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Spotlight: The Hideaway
The Hideaway at the Seaport closed after 10 years, so it seemed like a good time to spotlight the original Hideaway on Duane, going strong after 18 years. / 2 comments
The party season is here! Book your event now.
With so many great places to gather, parties here come easily. Cheers! / Sponsored
Seen & Heard: More smoke shops
Plus a reflection on the Bean, a few weeks out; a new vet opens in Hudson Square; seeking takers for a damp February. / 1 comment
The Best Bets for Private Events in Greater Tribeca
The party season is upon us, so book your event now for this holiday season. And...cheers! / Sponsored
More coming soon — or already here!
Japanese fusion is open on Duane; The Hideaway expands to curbside; Blank Street Coffee coming to Church; Bubby's opens at LaGuardia Terminal C. / 8 comments
The party season is here — finally. Book your event now.
The holiday season is upon us, and it's time to gather and celebrate. Have Tribeca's local experts host, cater and deliver some blooms to make things festive. / Sponsored
Seen & Heard: Hibernation ends for a few local restaurants
March 16, 2020, marks the day that bars served their last drinks indoors. A year later, The Hideaway is coming out of hibernation, Tiny's is back and L'Angolo opens tonight. / 4 comments
The Hideaway has closed till spring
The Hideaway, which made the most of a bad situation since the pandemic started, has closed for the season. / 1 comment
Duane Street residents seeking input on Citi Bike location
A website set up to reconsider the Duane and Greenwich station includes some local ridership data and a survey to take the temperature of local residents. / 4 comments
Citi Bike on Duane continues to cause troubles for businesses
The city just announced that indoor dining can resume on Sept. 30 at 25 percent. But still, restaurants need every bit of help they can get after six months of losses. / 8 comments
Nosy Neighbor: When will the Citi Bike stations be re-installed?
J. writes to ask about the stations that were once in front of Whole Foods and the Mysterious Bookshop, plus an update on the dock at Duane and Greenwich. / 16 comments
Duane Street restaurants petitioning to get Citi Bike dock removed
With indoor dining still on pause, local restaurants are counting on the city's new curbside dining option. But the Citi Bike dock is getting in the way for two of them. / 11 comments
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