Sizable Italian market featuring cured meats, cheeses, breads & pastries, plus a low-key cafe.
At a glance
#1 of 8 Produce markets in BronxLocalGuideWorld score: 4.70
Rating breakdown
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5 ★75%
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4 ★17%
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3 ★5%
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Quick facts
- What is the rating of Arthur Avenue Retail Market?
- Arthur Avenue Retail Market is rated 4.7 out of 5 based on 1,885 reviews.
- How does Arthur Avenue Retail Market rank in Bronx?
- Arthur Avenue Retail Market is #1 of 8 Produce markets in Bronx by LocalGuideWorld score (rating weighted by number of reviews).
- Where is Arthur Avenue Retail Market located?
- 2344 Arthur Ave, Bronx, NY 10458, United States — 3.3 km from the center of Bronx.
- How can I contact Arthur Avenue Retail Market?
- Phone: +1 718-220-0346 · Website: arthuravenuebronx.com
Great coffee and a good delivery, however look for hand rolling cigars
Beautiful farmers market that feels like you transport to the middle east or something. It is a bit small, but they have fresh fruits and vegetables, beer, ice cream, and more here.
Very lively environment. Great food and the Italian lady that served us at the Pizzeria was lovely, friendly and very accommodating.
The Arthur Avenue Retail Market is one of several public food halls across the city, including Essex Market (LES), Jamaica Farmers Market (Queens), La Marqueta (Harlem), and the Moore Street Market (Brooklyn).
The Arthur Avenue market opened in 1940 to serve the predominantly Italian neighborhood and still does to this day.
There are several vendors, including butchers, fresh produce sellers, dry goods, and at least one restaurant and sandwich joint.
I was running errands in the area and needed a sandwich, so I ordered a mortadella and broccoli raab sandwich from Mike's in the back on the right. They also offer many pre-made sandwiches if you are in a rush, but I like to order off the menu.
The butchers look great and have an assortment of specialties, including offal and fresh rabbits. I can't wait to see what they offer around Easter time.
There are a few tables near the bar in the back and as part of the restaurant, but it's hard to say if you are welcome to sit there to eat a sandwich. Regardless, it's a great spot to check out if you are walking along and want to pop into NYC, equivalent to a European food hall.
The Arthur Avenue market opened in 1940 to serve the predominantly Italian neighborhood and still does to this day.
There are several vendors, including butchers, fresh produce sellers, dry goods, and at least one restaurant and sandwich joint.
I was running errands in the area and needed a sandwich, so I ordered a mortadella and broccoli raab sandwich from Mike's in the back on the right. They also offer many pre-made sandwiches if you are in a rush, but I like to order off the menu.
The butchers look great and have an assortment of specialties, including offal and fresh rabbits. I can't wait to see what they offer around Easter time.
There are a few tables near the bar in the back and as part of the restaurant, but it's hard to say if you are welcome to sit there to eat a sandwich. Regardless, it's a great spot to check out if you are walking along and want to pop into NYC, equivalent to a European food hall.
Was there for the holidays. Excellent pizza, I credible little market for all your Italian needs!! Great wine and cigars, too!
I go to the meat market twice a year and the service is always good.
One of my favorit places to visit for fresh baked cookies,breads,and assortment of meats
My beautiful ladyfriends and I went to the Arthur Ave Retail Market to try out the new pastries that social media has been frenzying over. My ladyfriends were inspired from TikTok videos promoting Fritella. So, we all went to a store in the Arthur Ave Retail Market, the DUA Gourmet Market. We purchased the Fritella and additionally, I tasted the baklava. Yum. The store is lively, filled with energy and visited by cliques of people ranging from medical professionals to tourists. After I asked about a certain pastry, the lady cashier at DUA Gourmet Market was very friendly and updated to me when she can sell the Nutella Doughnuts - Fridays and Saturdays. She even gave me extra Fritella after engaging in a lively conversation about promoting our communities' businesses. I will go there on those days just to socialize and connect. It never hurts to have a chat and network. You may never know what opportunity awaits you in the near future. In-person opportunities can have much more familiarity than on a computer.
Excellent service superb food we always return we love the place . One drawback , please get some ventilation and AC or fans . It was very hot and uncomfortable inside for both the patrons and help
Amalgamation of foods, fruits, vegetables, pizza, Mike's Deli, cigars, t-shirts you name it. We stopped at O'ccaffe for some wine. Our hostess was wonderful!
We were visiting from OK and were so excited to get to see what people were calling "The real Little Italy". The market is pretty cool - lots of fresh vegetables, along with deli items, cured meats, pasta, cheeses, and more all direct from Italy. There were great italian lunch options and a place where people were hand rolling cigars. I so wish we were staying long enough to buy some produce!
My first time back to Arthur Avenue in years !
So it was an adventure. Of course do to COVID most restaurants have outside seating, some have a better setup than others. We stopped into Marrone's Cafe found a table in the back
Socially distanced and ordered Cappuccino and a few pastries, then stoped into the market brought olives and some vegetables, then on to pickup some fresh from the oven olive bread which was absolutely delicious.
Continued to shop around then back to our car because our meter time was almost up.
That's the one problem trying to fine a parking space 🤨 not easy.
With plans on going back soon we will plan ahead regarding parking.
So it was an adventure. Of course do to COVID most restaurants have outside seating, some have a better setup than others. We stopped into Marrone's Cafe found a table in the back
Socially distanced and ordered Cappuccino and a few pastries, then stoped into the market brought olives and some vegetables, then on to pickup some fresh from the oven olive bread which was absolutely delicious.
Continued to shop around then back to our car because our meter time was almost up.
That's the one problem trying to fine a parking space 🤨 not easy.
With plans on going back soon we will plan ahead regarding parking.
Wonderful place to go and eat and relive a century long Italian tradition. Try Mike's deli, located in the rear on the right if you enter in off of Arthur Avenue. Amazing fried artichokes and sandwiches
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