The Bronx is New York’s original food frontier. From empanadas to chopped cheese, mofongo to micheladas, this borough serves flavor that’s real, raw, and rooted in culture. Bronx food isn’t about hype—it’s about history, hustle, and community. Every block has a story, every plate represents a movement. From Arthur Avenue’s Italian heritage to Fordham’s Dominican bites and Mott Haven’s modern food scene, The Bronx defines NYC food culture. Whether you’re hunting the best street tacos, island-styl

South Bronx has strong connection to Black culture, NYC history

In the beginning, there was the Bronx