A Taste of Arthur Avenue

Arthur Avenue Retail Market

The [Arthur Avenue Retail Market](/venues/arthur-avenue-retail-market-arthur-avenue) is a hub for produce, gift items and local Italian food; vendors include the [Bronx Beer Hall](/venues/bronx-beer-hall), Mike’s Deli and La Casa Grande Cigars.

Vincent’s Meat Market

This old-school butcher is one of a number on the avenue to put its wares on inviting display.

Folks wait for their orders at the counter of [Peter’s Meat Market](/restaurants/peters-meat-market1), Arthur Avenue’s “meating” place.

Mike’s Deli

Inside the Arthur Avenue Retail Market, customers make the hard decision of what salamis and cheeses to get at [Mike’s Deli](/venues/mikes-deli-the-original-arthur-avenue-italian-deli).

Madonia Brothers Bakery

Try the fresh-out-the-oven bread at [Madonia](/venues/madonia-brothers-bakery), known for its seeded Italian loaves (and its cannoli).

Casa Della Mozzarella

Popular cheese shop [Casa Della Mozzarella](/venues/casa-della-mozzarella) carries creamy burrata and warm mozzarella—both made fresh—along with made-to-order sandwiches.

Cosenza’s Fish Market

Slurp down a plateful of fresh oysters (or clams) from the [seafood market](/venues/cosenzas-fish-market), which sells them from a street-side stand.

For more than half a century, [Mike's Deli](/venues/mikes-deli-the-original-arthur-avenue-italian-deli) has been building sandwiches, making mozzarella and selling olive oil and cured meats.

Row upon row of fresh fish lines the coolers in [Cosenza's Fish Market](/venues/cosenzas-fish-market).

Morrone Pastry Shop and Café 

Indulge in sweet Italian cookies like raspberry thumbprints, amaretti and apricot horseshoes.

Teitel Brothers

[Teitel Brothers](/venues/teitel-brothers-wholesale-grocery-company), a bustling corner grocer, has been run by four generations of the same family over the course of a century.

The grocery imports a number of items from Italy, making it a top supplier for many local restaurants.

Zero Otto Nove

This [relative newcomer](/venues/zero-otto-nove) (circa late 2007) serves up pizza and pasta in its high-ceilinged dining room and has earned high praise from discerning foodies.  
  
_For more on the Bronx’s Little Italy, see our [complete neighborhood guide](/boroughs-neighborhoods/the-bronx/arthur-avenue-belmont)._