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Read about Walker’s in the Tribeca Citizen Restaurant Guide.
The Sketchbooks of Peter Koval
"I actually just wanted to stroll through the neighborhood," said photographer Peter Koval when I asked why he had been sketching Tribeca. "But seeing how it changed—and the nostalgia of what I remembered—inspired me to record it." / 4 comments
TCQ&A: George Carroll
"If I couldn't live here, I'd live in Tri-ghetto," says George Carroll, author of a play about Tupac Shakur. "The section of Tribeca east of Church. Yes, I said it." / 15 comments
In the News: $17 Million Penthouse
Plus: Theater shut down because it was too cold; diner reopens; Marc Forgione's big new restaurant; a Tribeca company that makes music for commercials; a Walker's server's new company. / 2 comments
In the News: Pier A Delay
Plus: 7-Eleven expands; hotels sue; Gigino chef branches out; BPC's Postal Plaza truck; Ed Burns.
TCQ&A: Peter Hannert
"Tribeca could really use a great Mexican place. I won't name the one or two we have but let's just say, they're not up to par." / 3 comments
New Kid on the Block: Girello
First impressions of the new pizzeria, a spin-off of Walker's next door. / 7 comments
Seen & Heard: Walker’s Pizzeria
It has a name and an opening date—tomorrow. Plus: Warren Street dog run (updated); Asphalt Green BPC; Compose pastry chef (updated). / 5 comments
Progress Report #2: What’s Coming East of Hudson and North of Franklin
Damn, there's a lot going on! This installment has info on new restaurants coming to Laight, W. Broadway, Church, and Varick, as well as a couple shops, a prominent new condo building, and a bathhouse. UPDATE: More on the BOFFO Building Design pop-up. / 3 comments
TCQ&A: “The Only Time I Haven’t Lived Here Was During College”
Perrie Samotin, the style editor at amNewYork, shows us around her Tribeca—including where she scores fashion finds and the restaurant she wishes would reopen. / 5 comments
Progress Report: Northern Tribeca
It's time once again to take stock of what's in the works. First up: Franklin Street and north, including fresh updates on the motorcycle club, Morimoto's restaurant, and French shirtmaker Xoos. 3/22 UPDATE: Xoos opening 3/24, Lolë in "a month or two." 3/24 UPDATE: Grown & Sewn is moving to Franklin. 3/25 UPDATE: Added Johnny's Cuts.
Progress Report: Opening Laterish
We've been through the businesses that seem like they might open fairly soon—now, let's take a look at the second wave. UPDATED 1/12 with info on the restaurant coming to the Chanterelle space. UPDATED 1/15 with details on what's replacing Lotus Salon on Reade. UPDATED 1/19 with a listing about women's activewear retailer Lolë. / 1 comment
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