
Arthur Avenue is one of the Bronx’s best known tourist destinations, a 12-block area filled with historic Italian American businesses since the first decades of the 20th century, but now showcasing an increasing number of Albanian and Mexican establishments as well.
Can visitors embark on a comprehensive tour, including sightseeing and multiple dining diversions, in just a few hours? Several Eater staffers took the train to the Fordham Road stop on Metro North on a recent weekday to find out.
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