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Arthur Avenue Retail Market
A market locals actually shop · New York, United States
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The experience
An indoor municipal market opened in October 1940 on Arthur Avenue, the spine of the Bronx's Little Italy, built to bring the neighbourhood's pushcart vendors in off the street. Around a dozen stalls still trade under the roof: Mike's Deli, Peter's Meat Market, Mount Carmel's gourmet shop, Boiano's, Cafe Nocciola, the Bronx Beer Hall, greengrocers, and a corner where cigars are rolled by hand. Individual vendors keep their own hours, and on Sunday it is effectively shut.
A 1940 pushcart market still run by family stalls — the Bronx's Little Italy under one roof, not a curated food hall.
1940 pushcart marketfamily stallscigars rolled by handclosed Sunday
Where it is
New York, United States · Belmont, The Bronx. Coordinates from the listing we sourced it from.
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