A bit of Paris in the Bronx…read more Strong coffee and a great tuna melt on Italian bread accompanied by French fries. The sandwich was large enough to share for lunch and very tasty. Large area with outdoor and indoor seating with European ambience.

Stopped by Prince Coffee House recently and had a nice experience overall. The service was solid --…read morestaff were friendly and everything came out quickly. We grabbed a slice of cake and a couple of drinks, and everything was enjoyable. Nothing was over-the-top, but it definitely hit the spot. It's a comfortable place to relax, catch up with someone, and enjoy a coffee and dessert without feeling rushed. One thing to keep in mind: street parking can be a little tricky depending on the time of day, so plan ahead and give yourself a few extra minutes. Overall, a pleasant local coffee spot that's worth checking out if you're in the area.

This place seemed hit or miss …read more The eclairs were heavy and the cream was very heavy and the shell was just stale . The affogato was great , son and I loved the mango sorbet was very good and strawberry wasn't bad . The two canned drinks wouldn't get again.but the girl servicing us was great fairly new but really nice . I would only come back for the mango and affogato. Something worth tasting is the pistachio croissant

A Little Italy tradition worth every stop!…read more Whenever we head to the Bronx for Italian cold cuts and fresh homemade ravioli, stopping at Delillo Pastry Shop is part of the tradition. We simply can't leave without it. Their cappuccinos are excellent--my personal favorite is the Nutella cappuccino--and my 6-year-old always asks for their rich hot chocolate. Before leaving, we always grab a gelato to go and pick up a box of pastries for the week. Everything we've tried has been fresh, delicious, and beautifully made, and they offer a wonderful variety of classic Italian desserts. The shop itself is small and cozy, which adds to its authentic neighborhood bakery charm. Just keep in mind that there isn't a dedicated parking lot, so you'll need to find street parking--and in Little Italy, that can definitely require a little patience! If you're visiting Arthur Avenue, Delillo Pastry Shop is a stop you shouldn't skip. It's one of those places that keeps you coming back year after year.

A few days ago I went to the avenue to buy some bread. Much to my surprise, the selection was off…read morethe charts! Chocolate bread, jalapeño, cranberry walnut, to mention a few. I purchased a few things and then I also got some of their biscotti with the almond. By the time I drove back up to my home,half of the bag was eaten ..... The young lady, Marina, was so kind and helpful and accommodating. Great place. Sandra

One of the top Italian bakeries in NY and an absolute must stop when visiting Arthur Ave. You walk…read morein and you feel like you just stepped back in time to your childhood when more of these Italian American bakeries existed. Bread, cookies, and pastries are all showcased and it smells great. If you go during the afternoon during the week it won't be as crowded as it can get on the weekend. Everything here is terrific. Whenever I'm in the area I'll bring home a pound of assorted Italian cookies, I'll also grab rainbow cookies and cannolis. Their cannolis are terrific, some of the best in NY. Yes, NY, not just NYC. I think what makes their cannoli stand out amongst some of the best is their shell. It's always fresh and crispy. Their filling is a little more vanilla forward compared to other NY institutions version of the cannoli, so keep that in mind when trying one. I'll put it to you this way, if you like Italian pastries, especially cannolis make this place a destination to visit, give them a try and see how it ranks up compared to your favorites. And while you're there, take in the rest of Arthur Ave! Oh, I almost forgot. They have what my husband says are the best savoiardi cookies in the state. They're always fresh, soft, slightly chewy in the middle with a delicately crispy exterior. They're to die for with a hot cup of coffee.

-First Impression- Stopped in for a quick drink with friends while waiting for a table at a nearby…read morerestaurant. Very small, but cozy and comfortable. Everything appeared neat and clean. Tables are a bit close together, but was not an issue, everyone was friendly! -Service- Danny and Kathy were extremely welcoming and friendly. We ended up being the last patrons before they closed. We talked about family and learned that we a have family in the same area, small world! All in all, fantastic service! -Price- I was having such a good time I honestly was not paying any attention to the prices lol. Looking back at my bank statements, prices are similar to any other establishment these days, but felt more valuable if that makes sense lol -Did Not Like- N/A! -Noteworthy- See service! -Recommend- Yes!

We come here every year. Very cute Café, with a variety of alcoholic beverages. A lovely sweet…read morelady took my order and brought it to me right away. I ordered a very tasty pistachio cake and vanilla latte. Recommend stopping in. See you next year!

I can't lie. On arrival, we were ignored by restaurant wait staff. We contemplated leaving but our…read morehostess finally decided to sit us down after noticing they may lose a patron. Our food took forever to come but, I will say once our food finally arrived, our waiters were polite and didn't treat us unkind. My prosciutto sandwich was just okay, 7/10. I think had it come with a different cheese and not feta, and had my prosciutto been sliced and not diced, it might have been a better sandwich. My French fries and cappuccino were delicious, and the aroma of coffee surrounding the restaurant was nice. The restaurant has a cute European coffee house vibe to it. A great place to go have lunch and espresso on a nice day of shopping in Little Italy, particularly if you're a local and of European decent. Not a bad place to have lunch but I wouldn't return.

At the southern tip of Arthur Avenue is this lovely Albanian cafe where the vibes are excellent…read more The scent of cigarette smoke mixed with freshly-brewed Türk kahvesi makes me feel like I'm in Cihangir. The history of the trileqe cake in the Balkans is fascinating. As I understand it, it was transmitted from Latin America through popular telenovelas, and then proceeded to spread east to Türkiye. I must admit that I prefer the Balkan interpretation to the original, with a rich caramelized layer on top. The version at Noya nails that caramel flavor, but the cake was slightly shallow for our taste.

Antonios Trattoria in the Arthur Ave section of The Bronx was absolutely wonderful. The staff…read morecouldn't have been more friendly, professional, or accommodating. We chose this spot for a family reunion, and they made us feel genuinely welcomed from the moment we walked in. The food was incredible. I had the Pork Chop Scarparo--perfectly cooked and full of amazing flavor. The pasta was spot‑on too and cooked just right. I had the garlic and oil side dish which was simple but delicious. There are plenty of great places in the area, but Antonios definitely deserves a spot on your list. It made our family gathering feel special, and the meal was unforgettable.

Pizza was good , I got the salad one. But kinda wished I got pepperoni instead too healthy but the…read moreveggies were fresh. My wife got cheese filled ravioli with sausage crushed. My goodness that's what I'm talking about. De-liciousssssssss Would def come back!

What made this neighborhood important to me as a child is GINOS PASTRY…read more GINOS was relevant as it is a family style pastry shop that smiled and greeted you with welcoming arms where my Mama loved to frequent on Saturdays to get pastries and fresh ground coffee while I would indulge with Raspberry Babolonis; donuts with extra powdered sugar and a chocolate gelato icecream. The best treat and time for Mommy daughter and the friendly hometown Italian shop. This was also a time when women had just been given power to make choices about financial means in the household and have bank accounts in their names. The world was changing and INCLUSION was the glow on America's faces for all races. I saw Saturdays and Mommy/Daughter time to do girl things. I hope other little boys and girls can create memorable times like I have over the years.

The best cannoli I've ever eaten (and I ate cannoli at a couple of other pastry shops along Arthur…read moreAve today too). Filled and dipped to order. This was our last stop, eating our way through various shops here, and I could barely handle another bite. But I'm so glad we stopped here because these are absolutely the best cannoli in the area.

Really cute cafe. Very spacious inside and plenty of space to stay and enjoy your cup of coffee if…read morethat's your preference. I made a stop here along my way to the quite new DMV location and remember I had quite a lovely experience from my last visit due to a Yelp event. I decided to get me a dirty chai latte with oat milk, that's a chai tea with a shot of espresso. The girl who made it for me was so friendly and showed great hospitality by addressing me with a smile, she even made my drink with a heart. It seems to be that the customer service is still outstanding here and we be a great option for visiting when in the area. They also have pastries and other items such as merch for purchase. Thumb up for me! Happy Yelping!

Disgusting Asked for a hot coffee black to go and drove…read moreoff. As I'm a block away I taste a warm to cold coffee. I decide to drive back with all the traffic before a Yankee game. As soon as I walk back to coffee shop I'm asked "your coffee is cold, I figured it was". I'm then expecting a new coffee or return instead they warmed up my coffee! ‍ Never going to return, sorry. HORRIBLE

I stop by here often when I am getting my nails done. For this trip, I had a glass of Chardonnay,…read morecarrot muffin, turmeric latte and the vegetarian flatbread. I was not a fan of vegetarian flatbread, it was a salad on a flatbread. The salad was dressed well but the flatbread was dry. Other than that, as always the service was excellent and the decor is cute.

What a wonderful experience at the super cute cafe right by the one train station by 238th st. Very…read moreeasy to miss, but dont! They have an elaborate hot and cold drinks menu, and they have a delectable selection of savory and sweet treats. I went for the turmeric latte and an avocado toast. The turmeric latte was just exquisite, exactly what I was looking for. Service was respectful and pleasant. Will definitely come back.

This is a well known bakery right in the heart of the South Bronx! (BX Stand Up!) I've brought the…read moresame cake from this place years ago. The customer service, the cake, & the taste was all the same as what it was before. AMAZING! I got the fresh strawberry shortcake with crackers all around for a friend's birthday. I was able to get the bakery to write on the cake and buy candles for the cake as well. They boxed it up for me nicely and safely so the cake wouldn't mess up. When I brought the cake to the party it was the main attraction at the end of the night. The cake was sliced and served. Once the guest had that first bite they were taken aback at how BOMB the cake was! They said it was the perfect kind of sweet. Not overly sweet like other cakes and how it tasted so fresh and delicious. Awww man I need you to experience it for yourself! This cake in particular has me in a chokehold! Their other pastries also look equally amazing on display. COME TO ARTUSO!

Stopped by Artuso after eating at a few stops on and around Arthur Ave., and was excited to satisfy…read morethe sweet tooth. As soon as you step inside, you're taken by how large and how clean Artuso is. It is very well lit, and all of these things make it very easy for you to focus on those glass cases full of sweets. Their selection is extremely large and contains all that you would expect (biscotti, rainbow cookies, b&w's, pignolis, etc) as well as Italian ice and various other treats. The line moved fast, and the workers were extremely helpful as we ordered our rainbow cookies and pignoli cookies with cannoli cream. The pignoli were great...they had that signature almond taste, just right. Very enjoyable. And the cannoli cream center was a nice touch, and very good as well. The rainbow cookies were ok. Admittedly, I have a very high bar for rainbows, so I hold them to a high standard...and they were good, just not as flavorful/almondy as I particularly prefer. In all, Artuso is a great stop. A perfect post lunch/dinner spot to grab a quick snack to cap off a meal. Definitely check it out.