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Seen & Heard: Beach Street Pizzeria Revealed
Plus: When did Bubby's stop being open 24 hours?; 11 N. Moore upgraded its garage doors; Bloomberg's Tribeca Film Festival trailer includes closed businesses; more World Trade Center updates; pizza box gets ahead of itself. / 2 comments
Best of 2015: The Winners
The polls are closed, the results have been tabulated, and—thanks again to everyone who voted—the rejoicing can begin. / 1 comment
Seen & Heard: This Feels Like the End of an Era
Plus: Trader Joe's rumored for Hudson Square; Cercle Rouge's annual Bastille Day party and petanque tournament; two more advertising shoots; northwest Tribeca's near-vacant lot; Indian food recommendations? / 4 comments
In the News: Tribeca Cinemas Is Said to Be Closing
And the building may be torn down. Plus: Mayor de Blasio met with helicopter lobbyists but not with opponents; fitness entrepreneur Taryn Toomey; tugboat looking for new home; Thompson Street desecration. / 1 comment
Seen & Heard: Grand Banks Pop-Up Shop Opens Today
Plus: Janovic store on Thompson; Greenwich Street Tavern's new owner; soccer film festival; Kazumi Yoshida show at Cheryl Hazan.
Seen & Heard: 30 Park Place’s Concrete Curtain Wall
Plus: Observatory ticket snafu; fireworks tonight off Liberty Island; new Beekman tower's zig-zag windows; Conception art show; one hell of a shopping cart. / 7 comments
The Tribeca Film Festival Is Returning to Tribeca
Including screenings on at all 11 theaters at the Regal Cinemas Battery Park and a new "creative hub" at Spring Studios.
Seen & Heard: New Trattoria
Plus: Joan Rivers documentary screening; new blog about local kids' sports; Moomah the magazine and book; another Tribeca Task Force pamphlet; waterway festival; Holland Tunnel public spaces; Halloween pop-up; WTC sidewalk construction. / 1 comment
Seen & Heard: Who Took the Moomah Space
Plus: Kutsher's sign; 1 World Trade Center reflections; strong Pen Parentis lineup; "Who Framed Roger Rabbit?"; new 346 Broadway rooftop structures; Greenmarket update. / 2 comments
Seen & Heard: La Garçonne to Open Any Day Now
Plus: Brookfield Place food court to open June 3; Bâtard taking reservations; Haus nightclub lighting; "Boardwalk Empire"; Brazilian film fest; Tribeca Retail Club; kids' tennis; "Chinese Puzzle." / 2 comments
Seen & Heard: Things Are Looking Grim at J&R
Plus: Soho furniture store temporarily on Walker; "Three Amigos!" screening; Harrison townhouse on the market; multi-sensory happiness installation; art exhibit. / 3 comments
Seen & Heard: Hot Chocolate
Plus: The noisy hoist at 56 Leonard; Gourmet Garage signage; "Ghostbusters" screening; another closure at Brookfield Place; new FiDi sandwich shop.
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I am reading these comments and wonder seriously if I have swallowed something and am living in a totally different... — cami / Time to liberate the neighborhood’s sidewalks
Agreed. The spike in crime, and the mayhem in major cities across this country represent utter failure of progressive Democratic... — PeterD / Time to liberate the neighborhood’s sidewalks
From an article about the study: "The neck gaiter, which was made of polyester spandex material, performed the worst in... — Anonymous / Frenchette opens tonight and is already booked
I am responding to Bizarro World. I totally agree with you. I want a " safe neighborhood". Not what is... — Tribeca Original / Time to liberate the neighborhood’s sidewalks
I feel terrible for Tokyo Bay and the Hideaway. The city has no right to block their outdoor space. Other... — Tribeca Original / Nosy Neighbor: When will the Citi Bike stations be re-installed?
Peter and Andy may they RIP. Both wonderful people. Hopefully both Gee Whiz and Tribeca Kitchen survive this horrible time.... — Tribeca Original / Gee Whiz opened yesterday!
Sounds good and bet they taste delicious!......would be a big hit out here in the Hamptons where people love to... — Richard Kurtz / Made in Tribeca: Island Ice NYC