Situated at 604 E 187th street is an Arthur Avenue staple: Casa de Mozzarella. A true haven of meats and cheeses, it was opened twenty-five years ago by Sicily native Orazio Carciotto and his son Carlo. Casa is an old school spot specializing in Italian deli fare, cold cuts, olive oils, and, most notably, homemade mozzarella.
The store itself is narrow enough that only one person can walk through its aisle at a time. Upon entering, there’s an aroma of cheesy goodness, and you’re smacked in the face by a chandelier of sausages. On busy days, customers are prompted to take a number. On weekends, there is a line out the door. So, if you’re taking your parents to show them that you’re becoming a cultured member of the Bronx community, schedule your trip accordingly.
SOURCE: https://fordham.therival.news/
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