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- Tomas "Tom" Delgado takes you on a tour of Arthur Avenue and Little Italy in the Bronx, which many people call the "Real Little Italy" of New York City. Tom also visits Teitel Brothers, Mario's Restaurant, the Bronx Beer Hall, and Cerini Coffee & Gifts. Special thanks to Giovanna, Anthony and Paul Ramirez, Gil Teitel, and Regina Delfino. Shot by Lucie Pohl.
Please check out Tom's Patreon - / tomdnyc
Please go out and spend your money to support the following businesses:
Teitel Brothers - www.teitelbros.com/
Bronx Beer Hall - / bronxbeerhall and / fromthebronx
Cerini Coffee & Gifts - www.cerinicoffee.com/
Mario's Restaurant - mariosarthurave.com/
It's amazing to me. To know about Wall Street or The Empire State Building is one thing - to know about the history of a family bakery on a tiny part of the Bronx is off the scale. How the hell do you remember all this stuff?
I was born and raised there. So every single thing Tom mentioned in this tour is well remembered by me, and most of us who grew up there.
Research the websites of people who have been doing these tours for a decade?
It’s easy to remember something that you lived . It was a ritual on a Sunday morning after attending mass at Our Lady Of My. Carmel Church two blocks away to stop in Artuso Bakery to get pastry for after Sunday Dinner. Their Conoli were the best. Still are.
The human brain works like a filing cabinet. Store info in a folder in your mind and you'll never forget
YESSSSSSS, you finally visit The Bronx again‼️I like how you talked to a bunch of small business owners in the area. They need all of the promotion they could get during these times🤘🏾💯
Bro how do I see you for the first time in Foreign's latest premiere and already catch a comment of yours
@@somebonehead Wow, it’s the universe. YESSSSSSS, you watch Tom’s videos too😭🙌🏾‼️
omg as the kids would say hes back Tom your the best tour guide ever
No Phil? He was missed - and he probably has never been this part of NYC! Great tour, Tom! Thanks
I use to live there 15 years ago. Now I’m In the suburbs right outside of Philly.For sharing this. I try to visit New York a couple times a year. But this is a great experience
The best kind of tour guide- handsome and funny! You can live in NYC for your whole life and not see these neighborhoods. Thanks, Tom!
Born there in 1939 Beaumont Ave & 187th street. Basically a little diagonal from Artuso Bakery lived there 22years until I married, go back Bout once a month to Arthur Ave to shop, touch base with a few old friends , It certainly has changed in the past 60 years ,but no matter when I walk the streets even though most of my friends and Family have past away their spirit is always there.
omg.. it was only a matter of time!!! shoutout to da Bronx🤘🏾
Facts‼️I’ve been waiting for him to visit The Bronx again😎
I live in the bronx and I can personally say y'all ruined this place.
@@zeidon4193 who exactly?
@@adrianothegoat dominicans mostly
@@zeidon4193 oh makes sense since that used to be mostly Italians
I love how the Italian businesses are still thriving in the Bronx's Little Italy. Thank you for including the history of the family businesses and the interviews were fun to watch.
This should be the most viewed channel, great tours and informational. Simply amazing TH-cam channel
That little rendition of the song from the 50’s made me giggle! This channel is such a gem
Much of the movie BRONX TALE was actually filmed in the Ditmars area of Astoria, Queens, NY. A lot of the original Italian Bronx either no longer exits or is populated by other nationalities. My favorite Italian sports figure is the outfielder slugger Rocky Colavito. I understand that he lived in the Belmont area of the Bronx during the 30s, 40s, and the early part of the 50s. He was very popular in Cleveland and Detroit back in the day. Rocky is having a hard time to qualify for the Hall of Fame. Maybe you can help him , Tom. There is a Rocky Colavito Fan Club on line.
Not long home from work in a very snowy Scotland, delighted to see a new vid and of this area even better 🙂🏴
Love Scotland AND NY! I’m glad I got to walk down Arthur Avenue and one of my visits back to New York City where I grew up.
I learn a ton from your videos. Wow, you really do your homework!
Dude your humor is Why I watch these videos of you. Loved the awkwardness of saying youre a tour guide and then the phone rang. So funny bro. Keep it uppp!!
Great job Tom and Lucie! I definitely want to go there and just eat all day.
You were so funny at Mario's. Loved the tour!
Thanks for showing the inside of Mt Carmel. I’ve always wondered why so many famous people came from the Bronx and Now I know!
Your tours are always top notch!! Also... Thanks for highlighting local businesses ! 🐻🤗🌺🌸❤️⛄
Home sweet home!!!! Thank you for touring the REAL LITTLE ITALY!
It's official Tom is the "Crazy Cat Guy". 🐱👓
Your videos show the history of NY. demystifies the neighborhoods and turns out to be an alternative or a complement to the very touristy manhattan. Greetings from Portugal🇵🇹
Magnífico vídeo, Tom. La verdad eres un guía extaordinario, no sé como haces para recordar tantísimos detalles.
I am so glad you included Mario's Restaurant, one of my favorites since I was in undergraduate school across the street at Fordham University 40 some years ago. I now live across the country, but return to my favorite neighborhood in the Bronx regularly and always include a mass at Mount Carmel and the Arthur Avenue Market followed by a meal at Mario's.
@Bromo
Big Mario’s fan too. It’s still around but the patriarch of the family passed away due to Covid-19. The daughter runs it now. Hope you will soon have the opportunity to visit there again. Go, Mario’s! 🏆
Tom, watched your video last night and got the biggest kick out of it. I was born and raised in Belmont/Bronx, and they were the best years of my life. I LOVED that neighborhood in the 50s/early 60s ~ as far as we kids were concerned, there was no better place to grow up. AND we had the Bronx Zoo and Botanical Garden as our very own back yard. I wrote a book about it (it's still available on Amazon) and opened it with "Love Letter to a Neighborhood." (Belmont/Arthur Avenue: Little Italy in the Bronx.) Straight from the center of my heart. So, thank you for your wonderful tour ~ so glad you got Gil Teitel in there, he's a great guy! I only wish you could have seen it in the 1950s...99% Italian, with hilarious people on every block. Centanno! (Thanks to Lucy too!)
Even when I studied at Fordham in the late 70's it was still at least 98% Italian - heavy on the Neapolitan.
Great job Tom - my old 'nabe' - a lot has changed, but memories are in my heart and as the saying goes ' You can take the girl out of The Bronx, but you can't take The Bronx out of the girl' - so proud to call 'Little Italy' my real home!
I am glad the Bronx is getting any attention here! Seems like Manhattan, Brooklyn, and Queens get all the love. There is a lot of history of the Bronx that has never been covered on this channel, but would love to see. Some old Bronx Historical Society tours are all that are up. The rest are pretty non-professional.
Thanks for the awesome tour Tom! and to Lucie, too!
Thank you Tom, you are the best!
Lucy was great too. Oh, Phil, you got competition. 😂
I love going to NYC and taking tour guides. Great job Tom!
Tom: Thxs for the tour of little Italy. I always enjoy ur tour. Your the most informative and interesting tour guide.
A loyal, dedicated, devoted subscriber. 👍👍👍👍👍👍
So nice to see such an authentic part of NYC, I appreciate your videos so much keep up the good work Tom it doesnt go un noticed! 👌🥰✈💞✌
Thanks for touring us around, Tom.
You had me laughing again, Tom! 😂 Pork Chandelier and sausage party! I am excited to visit this area in the Bronx!
Great tour, thank you. My grandparents are Calabrian, but they ended up in San Francisco....and then ended up in the Italian Cemetery just south fo San Francisco. Next time I'm in NYC, I'm staying in this part of the Bronx for a bit.
It"s nice to walk through NY city like that. Thank you for the history and nice stories about the city. It's very amusing for the foreigners to have a tour like this.
Hey there Tom! I've just found your channel and I'm so pleased that the first video I saw was this one in the 'Real Little Italy'. Top work man, excellent video, looking forward to watching more!
Awesome stuff man. This video says it's a year old and I'm still going thru these. I've neaver been to New York but been a little interested since my son went and loved it. Glad I made it to your show. Hopefully your still doing these.
Love your work! I could (and do) listen to your info for hours
Every additional video this man makes I am once again floored by how much stuff he knows
Great video. As a life long New Yorker, it’s great that I get to watch these videos and learn something new about my city. You have a wealth of knowledge, thank you for sharing.
Visiting 30 days to explore the NYC this April. This is perfect to study further before I leave, and to re-watch just before I head out. I too am a walking addict. One learns much more about things on foot. Thank you.
Thanks this where I grow up. Thanks for taking me back! When I was a pharmaceutical rep 15 years ago I will always make sure I took my business to my favorite Italian restaurants in the area like Mario’s. Just love itThat’s funny I didn’t know you were going to mention Marino’s .yes!
Thanks Tom, as an Englishman, i love all this history of your City
This is a fantastic tour. So informative. We’re visiting Little Italy next week for the first time and this clued us in on some nice spots. Thank you for uploading and taking us along. You’re very knowledgeable.
you have taken me back to where I grew up I love it. Nice to see that area again. Thank you so much
I love this neighborhood. Thank you for sharing this enlightening video.
Tom - one of your best videos! Laughed a lot
Loved the tour. Beautiful and the food 😋❤️
I'm excited for this one 👍Tomdnyc is Numero 1.
Hi Tom Always glad to see u. Do more cuz u r great to tour so much info👍
Thanks both of you guys doing great services and we learned so many things about beautiful city; I live in ny at queens
this was a really good one. look forward to new tours!
This was sooooo interesting, thank you!
MAGNIFICENT Video Mister Delgado !!😃👍 GREAT Mister Delgado !!
Amazing content, as always!! :)
Excellent video, thank you for a informative trip through Little Italy. Awesome!!!
Oofa! You literally left the cannoli 😩Would have been fun to see you try to eat one of those big ole’ things 🙌🏻
Good job man, I’ve been coming to this neighborhood since I could fit in my great grandmothers shopping cart and I learned new things!!!!
You're the best tour guide! Thank you for the tour. I haven't been to this neighborhood.
no phil today. is busy trying to finish that colorful cube that you give him
Thanks for bringing me back to my old neighborhood Tom.
I just found your fantastic channel..... Thanks Tom!
Thank you for the video,was fantastic,keep it on muchacho loco!
That was an awesome video! I did not know anything about Little Italy in the Bronx. I have always visited the one in the lower east side of Manhattan. I need to check this area out
Love Arthur Avenue ! Always pick up bread, pasta, chicken sausage,and cheese 🧀 and my favorite meatballs from Arthur Ave Market !👍🏻
A TH-cam channel with real content. Informative and entertaining.
Watching this from India, at this point I've known so much about New York from Tom's Videos, it just feels like I've lived there
Thanks for little Italy 🇮🇹 🚶🏻♂️❤️tour!!
One of the best New York tour guide, I'm coming back soon!!
Niiice video.. Loved the Belmont Tour.. So insightful!
Wow...You are the Best New Jorl City Guide I have ever seen before....Awesome Job..Please keep up the Fantastic work and the SICK PLUGS !!
Nice tour i throughly enjoyed my first time in the Bronx.
Very nice tour. Thank you-- it was interesting and so much i did not know, like about Amne Bankroft.
i liked the interview, thanks!
love it, congrats I leave in the Bronx, and I never new they have many Italian stores , even when I've been there many time but you did the assignments for us bellisimo
Love your channel, thank you.
Amazing tour
GREAT Tour!
Love love LOVE your videos!
I Love this area
So amazing to watch your channel grow...
I’m from the Bronx myself and I’m just learning some of the history of little Italy and it’s origins and the brother Tom is funny cool guy good tour guide bro Cheers!
Man I'm so glad to discover your videos. You are a wealth of information. Pretty impressive by the way. Ciao
Your editing is fab !!!
Great video. I have ever been t NY and probably never go. So I really enjoy all your videos. Thanks. Gracias
I really enjoy your tours. I have a son attending Fordham Prep High School, so I have been to Arthur Avenue many times and it is so much better than Little Italy in Manhattan.
Nice tour, enjoyed the local interviews.
Thanks for coming to my neighborhood I’ve been here since the summer of 98 I remember the old days from before my people took over back then things where different the stores where different but as kids we were often told to not venture into the main Arthur ave I still remember how it really was
Dude your hysterical!! Love your videos.
Loved this video.
so many memories...ty!
Awesome video man!🔥
Very cool. Love your video's. Great Job. Greatings from Germany
Excellent thank you ❤️!
This is one of my favorite neighborhoods. I've been going there for my Italian specialties since I was a child. Anne Bancroft, however, was born in what is called the Westchester Square neighborhood. Dominic Chianese is from the neighborhood, Al Pacino was born around there. The Piccirilli brothers have an illustrious career as sculptures. Also, you can't forget about the Botanical Gardens and Fordham University Rose Hill, all part of the community.
Al Pacino lived in the Gun Hill Road area.
Fordham University also houses the Etruscan Museum and Fordham Church, two hidden gems of the neighborhood.
More Bronx videos please! Thank you!
I checked out this area during my trip to NYC! I didn’t realize I was in the Bronx😆 took an awesome pic in front of the “Little Italy” sign 🇮🇹
A Bronx Tale is such a great film!
A Bronx Tale was filmed in Astoria, Queens where there are a few Italians and Greeks left
@@pepsiq11965 oh cool!! I love that coming of age story.
@@gorgeouslymade1754 Don't forget the music. Love the movie also
@@pepsiq11965 I didn't know, thanks for the detail
Great tour thank you