Bronx Local Lists
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by Thomas Dowd-Warren
Citysearch Editor
It's time for World Series madness, and New York's best baseball-centric sports bars offer all the intensity of being at the game without the extreme weather, nosebleeds or astronomically expensive concessions. Oh, and you also don't need tickets to go. So… more
In this list: Foley's NY, The Hairy Monk, Stan's Sports Bar, ESPN Zone
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by Melanie Berliet
Citysearch Editor
New York Halloween Planner 2009
Halloween means ghosts, goblins, devils, witches and even the occasional adult dressed as an over-sized baby. So find yourself a costume and gear up to celebrate on Saturday, Oct. 31--whether you decide to tote the wee ones along or not, we've got everything… more
In this list: Screaming Mimi's, Halloween Adventure Shop, Abracadabra Super Store, Wigs And Plus
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by Keith Wagstaff
Citysearch Editor
Where the Wild Things Are: Young at Heart in NYC
It’s not just kids who are lining up for Spike Jonze’s “Where the Wild Things Are;” plenty of adults, nostalgic for Maurice Sendak’s prized children’s book, are going to see the film too. Don’t let the fun stop at the movies. Release your inner Max and go wild… more
In this list: Bronx Zoo, Gutter Bar, Desert Island Comics, Momofuku Milk Bar
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Top New York City Fall Staycations
In this tough economy, staycations are the perfect escape. Check out these great ways to feel like you are on vacation without ever leaving the city.
In this list: Wave Hill, Circle Line Downtown, 230 Fifth, The Empire Hotel Rooftop Bar and Lounge
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by Josh Ozersky
Citysearch Editor
Cucina al Sotomayor: Top Puerto Rican Eats
Congressional Republicans may quibble over Sonia Sotomayor's political views, but if there's one thing we can all agree on, it's the richness of the judge's culinary background. The Bronx native has spoken at length about her fond memories of New York’s… more
In this list: Old San Juan Restaurant, La Fonda Boricua, El Bohio Lechonera, Sofrito
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by Josh Ozersky
Citysearch Editor
We all need to get out of the city sometimes, especially during the hot, muggy days of summer. The need for periodic ventilation outside the New York City limits is part of our civic DNA, and there’s no better pretext to take an excursion than a good meal.… more
In this list: Frank Pepe Pizzeria Napoletana, Le Refuge Inn Bed & Breakfast, Blue Hill at Stone Barns, Blu
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by Josh Ozersky
Citysearch Editor
Sociobiologists say it soothes the brain and gastronomes say it soothes the stomach; either way, there’s something extraordinary about enjoying a meal while taking in a waterfront view--especially in New York. And though it may be easy to forget, Manhattan is… more
In this list: Water Club Banquets, Water's Edge, River Cafe, il Fornetto
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by Josh Ozersky
Citysearch Editor
Remember the Bronx? It's that rather large landmass directly above Manhattan, and it happens to be home to some great restaurants. Da Bronx is seldom mentioned in the media and in no danger of gentrifying (yet), and its residents are for the most part only too… more
In this list: Feeding Tree, Johnny's Famous Reef Restaurant, Tra Di Noi, Zero Otto Nove
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by Emily Morris
Citysearch Editor
Even in New York, it can be hard to figure out what to do and where to go with kids. So we scoured the city in search of the best places to take young ones of all ages, from tots to teens. Whether you're looking for entertainment the whole family can enjoy or… more
In this list: Space Kiddets, Books Of Wonder, Fao Schwarz Toy Store, Dylan's Candy Bar
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by Melanie Berliet
Citysearch Editor
What does "the perfect picnic" mean to you? Whether it's foie gras and Chardonnay at a secluded site or a bucket of chicken at a neighborhood park, we've got the best spots in New York to stock your basket and spread your blanket. And just in case Mother… more
In this list: Dean & De Luca Inc, Zabar's , Eli's Manhattan, A Salt & Battery
