Neighborhoods
TriBeCa
TriBeCa stands for Triangle Below Canal Street. Ironically, it's not a triangle. The area was strictly industrial until the 70s, when artists started moving in. After the artists made it cool, high-end restaurants and nightlife moved in, and residential real estate developments took off. It's now one of the priciest areas of Manhattan.
Best Of: TriBeCa
- Ula Day Spa
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Location: TriBeCa
A small, gem of a spa with a tranquil vibe and excellent facials.
Guide: Concierge (Jillian)
Location: TriBeCa » - 0 comments
- Bread
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Fresh organic Italian food in a sunny, open setting, which makes for a perfect lunch spot.
Guide: Hipster (Isabella)
Location: TriBeCa, Nolita » - 0 comments
- Steven Alan
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Location: Meatpacking District, Upper West Side, TriBeCa, Nolita
A designer’s coveted button-down shirts spawned a small family of undeniably downtown boutiques, stocked with only the hippest goods.
Guide: Fashionista (Melody)
Location: UWS, TriBeCa, NoLita, Meatpacking » - 0 comments
- Wolfgang's Steakhouse
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Porterhouse right up there with Luger's, with better wine, ambiance and service.
Guide: Entrepreneur (Jack)
Location: TriBeCa and Midtown » - 0 comments
- Landmarc Restaurant
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Location: TriBeCa
A contemporary bistro in the heart of Tribeca, with hearty French fare and a killer brunch menu.
Guide: Foodie (Heather)
Location: TriBeCa » - 0 comments
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TriBeCa stands for Triangle Below Canal Street. It’s bordered by Canal Street to the North, Park Place to the South, and Broadway to the East. Ironically, it’s not a triangle. That’s because the name came from one block, a triangle formed by Broadway, Canal, Lispenard and Church. An artists Co-op coined the term in 1973, and a reporter from the New York Times mistakenly applied the term to the whole neighborhood. Oops. Anyway the area was strictly industrial until the 70s, when artists started moving in. After the artists made it cool, high-end restaurants and nightlife moved in, and residential real estate developments took off. It’s now one of the priciest areas of Manhattan.