When I was young I heard of Aurthur Ave ; but never went there. I never knew of Morris Park. I did go to the great Italian resurants on 149th St. Does anybody remember the resurant on 149th west of the Hub on the North side of the street.Its gone now its a spanish resturant
Posts: 492 | Location: carmel, NY | Registered: 22 July 2005
I go to Venice all the time good food good prices. Its on 149th east of the hub. I also go to Yolandas. Its west of the hub on the south side of the street. Both of those are still there.
Posts: 492 | Location: carmel, NY | Registered: 22 July 2005
When I was a kid I remember the Golf Cafe on the corner of Gun Hill and Jerome. Pretty good food and good thin crust pizza too.Those were the days when you could get a pie for 2 bucks and a large for 3.
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Originally posted by colin: When I was a kid I remember the Golf Cafe on the corner of Gun Hill and Jerome. Pretty good food and good thin crust pizza too.Those were the days when you could get a pie for 2 bucks and a large for 3.
--THE BEST PIZZA WAS ON VILLA AVE. JOHNNY
Posts: 142 | Location: RIVERDALE, BX. N Y/ ASHFORK, ARIZONA | Registered: 30 June 2007
Originally posted by schwartz: THE BEST PIZZA WAS FOUND AT THE CONCOURSE PIZZARIA JUST TWO BLOCKS SOUTH OF THE PARIDISE.
I remember that place it was good. I use to go to a place on 149th on the south side that was a few feet from 3rd Ave. Its still there so I took a friend there. Its terible in every way. They use soy oil, the cheese stinks. Dont go there if your in the area
Posts: 492 | Location: carmel, NY | Registered: 22 July 2005
Does anyone remember a pizzeria/restaurant over in the Belmont section? You could order at the window, but they also had a door next to the window. You could go in the door, walk down a little way and it opened into a space behind the "pizza window" section that you could not see from the street window. Back there they had tables and you could order a meal - whichever kind of pasta you wanted with it - the food was so good. Can't remember the name of it but if anyone knows if it's still there I'd love to take my granddaughter.
Originally posted by 70sbronxgal: Does anyone remember a pizzeria/restaurant over in the Belmont section? You could order at the window, but they also had a door next to the window. You could go in the door, walk down a little way and it opened into a space behind the "pizza window" section that you could not see from the street window. Back there they had tables and you could order a meal ------ whichever kind of pasta you wanted with it - the food was so good. Can't remember the name of it but if anyone knows if it's still there I'd love to take my granddaughter.
---THE BEST PIZZA THAT I EVER TASTED WAS AT THE END OF VILLA AVE AT JERRY PIZZA, OVER 50 YEARS AGO.-------JOHNNY
Posts: 142 | Location: RIVERDALE, BX. N Y/ ASHFORK, ARIZONA | Registered: 30 June 2007
There's a new Italian restaurant called TINY'S on the NW corner of Grant and 166th St (near my apartment.) Everyone says it's great; I am gonna go try it tonight.
-Michael
Posts: 407 | Location: Grand Concourse at 165th St., Bronx, N.Y. | Registered: 30 June 2004
dbob, I don't know about the restaurants, however, I have spoken to some Bronxites on another board who never left the old nabe and they say it is still a good area to live in.
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Originally posted by mtbny7: There's a new Italian restaurant called TINY'S on the NW corner of Grant and 166th St (near my apartment.) Everyone says it's great; I am gonna go try it tonight.
-Michael
So how was Tinys. I went down to Venice today; its good but I always look fro new places.
Posts: 492 | Location: carmel, NY | Registered: 22 July 2005
Originally posted by southern italain: there was an italian restraunt on 161 st across from the court house..anyone know the name of it...
The only thing on 161st across from the courthouse is Joyce Kilmer park. If you go down a block more there were pizza places but no Italian Resurants. You had to go to Courtland AVE to get an Italian resurant. Alex and Henrey was there. That place was famouse.
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