My latest "Who Goes There?" column for Eater takes me back to The Bronx's Belmont neighborhood for the first time since I ...

Egidio Pastry, the excellent Bronx pasticceria, turns 100 year. You can read all about the Belmont-area store in this earlier post of mi...

I don't know which bakery in the Belmont area of The Bronx is the best. But I know which one is the most beautiful. Addeo Bakery.

One of the landmarks that had always made the Bronx's Little Italy of Arthur Avenue so special to me was an outdoor green grocer called...

Do it in tile. A Chinese take-out joint in Belmont, The Bronx.

I always thought, of all the plastic awnings in the city, Catania's Pizza on Arthur Avenue in The Bronx may be the most impressive. The...

Borgotti's Ravioli and Egg Noodles (very specific name, that) is one of my regular stops whenever I get up to Arthur Avenue in The Bron...

This curvy specimen from the Belmont section of the Bronx is an uncelebrated wonder, as far as I'm concerned. Look at the grace with wh...

I'm all for supporting tolerance and understanding and togetherness wherever I see it, but this airborne tiding, strung over ultra-Itali...

I love this sign. The unusual combination of yellow and blue neon in a world dominated by red; the fanciful shaft of wheat. It's utterly...

Often when I'm in the Arthur Avenue neighborhood of the Bronx, I unexpectedly cross the sun-baked intersection of Hughes Avenue and 186t...

Studying New York history over the years, I've come to realize that wherever you find an old family business, you usually find an old fa...

The Roma Luncheonette sits on a corner of 187th Street in the Arthur Avenue Little Italy section of the Bronx. I've always loved the sim...