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Forgione
Forgione, or Forge as it’s fondly referred to, is the first and flagship restaurant from Chef Marc Forgione. Since it opened in the summer of 2008, Forge has…
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Frenchette Bakery
For baked goods made fresh in the French tradition using ancient and local heirloom grains where possible, head over to nearby Frenchette. Indulge in a selection of viennoiserie…
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Café Atelier & Darling Moon Flower
A popular neighborhood café with a wide selection of coffee drinks, teas, pastries, and brunch located just up the street. If you happen to need a last-minute bouquet…
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American Cut
American Cut is the steakhouse for modern times. Its bold take on American classics like the Pastrami Ribeye along with tableside preparations of the 40oz Tomahawk Chop flambé make…
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Frenchette
The brainchild of chefs Hanson and Nasr, Frenchette offers a twist on the conventional French bistro with its warm interior comprised of dark cream banquettes and abundant but…
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Eulalie
A quaint evening out is a quiet dinner at Eulalie serving a warm mix of southern American fare to a frame of French technique. If you’d like to…
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One White Street
One White Street offers a bustling wine bar on the lower level and a diverse culinary experience on its upper floors in the form of a seasonal tasting…
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Rigor Hill Market
If you’re looking for a casual, local breakfast or lunch, or just want to pick up some seasonal produce, Rigor Hill offers a taste of upstate and the…
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l’abeille
In 2023, vets of Michelin-starred Joël Robuchon and Per Se came together to debut l’abeille, a warm and sophisticated French restaurant with Japanese influence in New York…
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Beefbar
An exclusive location in the heart of Tribeca. For its American debut, Beefbar chose the iconic neighborhood of Tribeca in New York and a prestigious address, the Powell…
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Interlude Coffee & Tea
Interlude Coffee & Tea, a part of the TriBeCa community since 2018, offers an elevated cafe experience just around the corner from the Greenwich Hotel. This locally-owned gem…
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Laughing Man
After a chance meeting with Dukale, a coffee farmer in Ethiopia, actor Hugh Jackman was inspired to open his signature café, Laughing Man. You can sip on excellent…
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Azabu / Sushi Azabu
Enjoy traditional Japanese table service upstairs or experience traditional “edo-mae” sushi tucked away in the cozy basement of the building. The master Japanese chefs were trained in their…
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Kaffe 1668
With two locations nearby The Greenwich (275 & 401 Greenwich St), you can enjoy hand-picked, Scandinavian coffees brewed to order from wherever direction you are heading. The walls…
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Grand Banks
This award-winning oyster bar is aboard a historic wooden fishing boat docked on the Hudson River. The menu boasts sustainable produce and oysters from both coasts on the…
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Jungsik
Expertise and innovation is on display at the modern, high-end Korean restaurant. The menu boasts new-Korean cuisine that amplifies traditional staples with dishes such as escolar with yuja…
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The Greek
This Tribeca taverna and pub offers traditional Greek fare, like moussaka and avgo sto fourno (oven baked egg with feta cheese and spicy tomato sauce). The setting is…
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Gotan
Sip on artisanal pour overs and munch on light, seasonal fare in this picturesque, modern café housed in a historic Tribeca factory building.
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Terroir Wine Bar
Start with the neighborhoods best selection of wine and cheese, and the rest will follow.
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Edward’s
The “Cheers” of Tribeca. With a dependable menu fit for an upscale diner and a vibe that balances classy, cozy and cool, you’ll walk out feeling like a…
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Weather Up
This hip hangout has made its way from Prospect Heights, amalgamating perfectly to the hood with its inventive cocktails and cool clientele. Each piece of ice used in…
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Walker’s
This historic neighborhood institution lingers as a reminder of Tribeca’s past. With an old-school wood bar and three rooms full of tables, the Tribeca staple serves up a…
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The Odeon
Famous for revolutionizing Tribeca’s nightlife in the nineteen-eighties, this historic bar and brasserie was a favorite hangout for the likes of Andy Warhol and Basquiat during its early…
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Tiny’s and the Bar Upstairs
Tucked away in a landmark, 1810 Tribeca townhouse, Tiny’s is a hidden hotspot. The interior follows a rustic Americana theme, with original tin ceilings in the sunny front…
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Duane Park Patisserie
Duane Park Patisserie combines the mastery of French technique with artistic vision to create delicious and decadent works of art. Enjoy cakes and pastries (all handmade from scratch)…
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