Did you know the story of San Gennaro originated in Naples, Italy?…read more Starting in the late 1880s many Neopolitan Italian immigrants settled in lower Manhattan, on Mulberry Street, the heart of Little Italy. By the year 1926, they decided to celebrate their heritage in honor of their favorite Saint. 2025 marks the 99th year of celebration of San Gennaro who famously protects Neopolitans from fire, earthquakes, droughts, plagues and the eruption of Mount Vesuvius. San Gennaro is a truly powerful champion for the people. However, this eleven day festival is all about the food and fun. So, Let's eat! Mangia! **Runs September 11th through 21st ** **It's Free! - But do bring plenty of CA$H money for food** * ** Some say it's claustrophobic and an overpriced tourist trap** ***Weekdays are bit less crowded *** You're welcome Grazie mille!! XO

If you're lucky enough to be reading this on a slow Friday at work, your next destination should be…read moreReddit, where you can enjoy "it's fake Disneyland for tourists" comments followed by counterattacks about those smug and simplistic critiques. I don't love it but I usually try to go at least twice. I liked the hot sausage at Johnny Fasullo's with a hot pepper on top. If you're into carbs try a potato croquette and rice ball combo at Caffe Napoli. I wasn't as impressed with the Ferrara cannoli this year but maybe I'm wrong. If possible, go on a weekday, but the crowds will always be abundant.

This is an unspoken festival, that has been going on in the Bronx for over 15 years, this past…read moreweekend, was my fist time , there. I have to say it reminded me of the St Gennaro. with good food and many different vendor's, they also had so many rides for the kids and teens. but what I loved the most was the music, with the people walking and dancing the night away. for a Festival, that only stretched a few blocks and the cost of the rides where only 3 dollars and the food was just right, with sausage and peppers and more, we had Lot's of fun. cant wait for next year. I

I didn't expect much from a Bronx festival. But Lo n behold this was a jamming fest. There were…read moresome decent rides for the kiddies and your teens will love it and want to come back again the next day. The food was delish..you had your typical sausage n peppers, zeppoles, funnel cake, shish kebobs, chocolate covered everything and my fav, deep fried oreos! Well organized and cops were chillin too. Music was off the meat rack! It's a fun place to visit, eat, drink and chill. But hurry! I think it ends this weekend! It was my first time but I will def be back next year!

Never knew until recently that this farm was there. Awesome to have local produce so close by…read more Great find

Great place. If…read moreyou're looking for fresh vegetables, flowers, etc. come here! It's on the side of the road and easy to get to. Love this place. Easy to get to. Great food. Friendly service. I'd highly recommend stopping by here.