A taste of the island in the Bronx.

Stop by this South Bronx brewery company for a taste of history and delicious beer, located near the Opera House Hotel. The first brewery to open in the Bronx since the 1960’s, The Bronx Brewery offers beer enthusiasts an inside look with free brewery tours on the weekends and a tasting room. You can also call in advance for a private tour. Enjoy year-round brews, the current Seasonal Pale Ale, and limited selections from their B-Tracks Series, Pilot Batches, Barrel Reserves and more. While they serve pretzels, beef jerky, and other snacks, visitors are allowed to bring their own food.

Times: 1:30 pm, 3:00 pm & 5:00 pm

Head to Ceetay NYC for creative sushi and Japanese dishes. Those dining in can watch chefs prepare an endless number of takeout orders thanks to an open kitchen. Traditional sushi is the mainstay here, but don’t miss more creative specials like a bruschetta-style square of seared sesame-studded rice topped with avocado purée, tuna tartare, and frizzled onions. Located near the South Bronx art community, Ceetay is the perfect place to stop off before or after sightseeing.

Located within the historic Clock Tower landmark, Charlie’s Bar and Kitchen is the go-to for brunch in the South Bronx. In addition to southern-style menu choices like Fried Chicken Benny, this unique spot near the Harlem River offers a rustic, chic décor, live music, and flowing mimosas for endless weekend fun. But don’t miss out on lunch and dinner during the week: With choices like Churrasco Skirt Steak and Jerk BBQ Ribs, they’re really bringing the South in South Bronx.

The restaurant brand of Chocolate Cortés, a 92-year old family-owned Puerto Rican and Dominican chocolate manufacturing company known for its rich hot chocolate, is a dining and cultural experience that celebrates the company’s Caribbean chocolate tradition, its culture, and the delicious flavors of the Caribbean. Located at 141 Alexander Avenue in the Mott Haven neighborhood of the South Bronx, Chocobar Cortés will offer all-day dining, featuring a chocolate and coffee shop, breakfast and pastries in the morning, lunch in the afternoon, a lively cocktail and dinner atmosphere at night, and brunch on the weekend. The concept is an extension of the original Chocobar Cortés in Old San Juan.

Located only a few blocks from the Opera House Hotel is Giovanni’s. Offering authentic Italian cuisine, from homemade pasta to coal oven pizza, Giovanni’s is the perfect place to retreat after a long day exploring Arthur Avenue.

MIPR is known for offering timeless family recipes to our patrons, even in this ever changing world, blending modern cuisine & traditional herbs & spices to capture a perfect balance of the islands amazing flavors. MIPR serves all of Puerto Rico’s most popular traditional delights along with our infamous signature dishes.

Experiencing a Yankee Stadium game live is incomplete without a visit to the NYY Steakhouse. With a seafood bar, steakhouse specials, kids menus, this Bronx restaurant is perfect for baseball fans of any age. Indulge in decadent desserts surrounded by Yankee memorabilia, a custom-made “signature wall” featuring 86 autographs of legendary Yankees players. While the Yankee Stadium location is closed during the off-season, they offer a Manhattan location

At just a 5 minute car ride explore Seis Vecinos, a family owned restaurant serving Authentic Central American & Mexican cuisine. As the name translates to “Six Neighbors” referring to the neighboring countries of Central America with Mexico – The menu highlights the gastronomy and culture of Honduras prominently present here in the South Bronx. While also serving an authentic fusion menu featuring the cuisine from our familial Central American countries.

At Seis Vecinos we believe in community and sharing great food. If you are craving some Baleadas, Pupusas, fresh Guacamole made at your table side & fun drinks then visit our newly renovated & intimate location for a comforting experience! Indoor and outdoor seating available.