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Tamarind
Originally a flatiron favorite, Tamarind restaurant’s outpost in Tribeca is a grand space serving up some of the city’s best Indian food. The extensive menu includes a bevy…
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Espasso
Espasso specializes in modern and contemporary Brazilian furniture. Being the first ever dealer to dedicate a showroom in the United States entirely to Brazilian design, they’re committed to…
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Playing Mantis
Playing Mantis exhibits and sells a beautiful collection of handmade toys and crafts, from around the world. Inspired by children and mother-nature, each craft, tells a story of…
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Let There Be Neon
“Let There Be Neon exhibits exclusive neon creations. There are custom, vintage and stock items, as well as current projects on display. Its always changing and it’s amazing.…
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Philip Williams Posters
“Philip Williams Posters was founded in Manhattan in 1972 and features over 100,000 original posters dating from 1870 to the present. As the largest vintage poster gallery in…
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Bubby’s Pie Company
The neighborhood hub for breakfast, brunch and, of course, pies!
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Korin Japanese Trading, Corp.
“Knife Master, Chiharu Sugai, brings years of training in traditional knife sharpening techniques to Tribeca. Taught by grand masters in Sakai and Tokyo, Japan, the co-founder of Korin…
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Urban Archaeology
Since 1978 Urban Archaeology has been at the vanguard of saving historic architectural elements (like the marble sinks from the original St. Regis Hotel) and transforming them into…
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Square Diner
Square Diner is one of the last vestiges of old school New York diners. It’s combination of mid century decor, deco and blue collar charm makes it a…
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Balloon Saloon
Fantastic balloon bouquets, toys, books, dolls and a fun atmosphere that captures the imagination of kids and grownups alike.
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Carini Lang
Its been written that if Joe Carini was alive 700 years ago he would have been making hand made carpets for kings and queens. His creations are inspired…
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Smith & Mills
“Occupying a former carriage house just across from our hotel is one of the coziest, most interesting and hippest restaurant/bars in NYC. We couldn’t top Urban Daddy’s spot-on…
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The Mysterious Bookshop
Looking for mystery, crime, suspense, espionage and detective fiction? From Holmes to the Hardy Boys, this shop is your spot.
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Apexart
Exhibitions at apexart run the gamut from smart to offbeat to amusing. Since its inception in 1994, it has been known for featuring shows that push the boundaries…
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Locanda Verde
Located within The Greenwich, Locanda Verde is a casual and energetic neighborhood tavern serving Andrew Carmellini’s soul-satisfying riffs on Italian cooking. Claim a spot in the cafe for…
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Mr. Chow
At Mr Chow, bow-tied waiters serve up Chinese in a swanky, upscale and lavish atmosphere. Mr Chow, which is well known for its high-profile celebrity clientele, has outposts…
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Issey Miyake
Issey Miyake’s style transcends fads in his artistic and unique approach to fashion. With Miyake’s famous pleated, draped and asymmetrical hemlines, the Japanese designer showcases his work in…
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Color Me Mine
For both children and adults alike, this paint your own pottery studio allows patrons to design and decorate their own creations in-house. A popular spot for children’s parties,…
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La Colombe
Hailing from Philadelphia, La Colombe now serves up some of the best coffee in New York City. With an outpost in the neighborhood and five others around New…
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Gurhan Atelier
The Gurhan Atelier is the New York City retail store and workshop of acclaimed jewelry designer, Gurhan, who is renowned for pioneering the revival of pure gold jewelry…
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