Arthur Avenue’s long history begins in 1760, when French Huguenot Pierre Lorillard moved to New York from France and began his famous tobacco company, P. Lorillard & Co., which still exists ...

For the best breads, cheese, sausage, pizza and pastries, New York City locals head to Arthur Avenue in the Bronx. Find out where to eat with CNN Travel’s delicious food tour.

You can't get much further from the glitz of Broadway than Arthur Ave. in the Bronx. But Tony Awards day is the perfect time to write about Arthur Ave. because up there, in the Little Italy of the ...

Where to Eat on Arthur Avenue in the Bronx. The authors of new neighborhood dining guide New York City Food Crawls pick their favorite places to dine and shop in the Bronx's "Real Little Italy." ...

The Italians began to arrive in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, after which Arthur Avenue was christened the Bronx’s Little Italy, to distinguish it from Little Italy in Lower Manhattan.

Bronx Little Italy is home to many businesses, some that have even been there for decades and others more than a century.

Arthur Avenue is one of the Bronx’s best known tourist destinations, a 12-block area filled with historic Italian American businesses since the first decades of the 20th century, ...

2350 Arthur Ave. All manner of meat (including rarer rabbit, tripe, and sweetbreads) and sausage stalactites; family-run since 1930. By Ken Gabrielsen. Calabria Pork Store. 2338 Arthur Ave. Italian ...

News 12 is taking a trip to Arthur Avenue in the Bronx highlighting family-owned markets and shops in the area. News 12's Asha McKenzie talks to Paul and Anthony Ramirez about the Bronx Beer Hall ...

A particular restaurant, a specific market, an exquisite sandwich—whatever it is that brings you to Arthur Avenue, a two-block stretch at East 187th Street, in the center of the Bronx that’s ...

News 12 is taking a trip to Arthur Avenue in the Bronx highlighting family-owned markets and shops in the area. News 12's Asha McKenzie talks to Paul and Anthony Ramirez about the Bronx Beer Hall ...