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They have so many new stores, they even have a Crumbl and a Chick-fil-A. ð¥ ð
Does anyone have any old photos of the menu for ganzos deli on boston rd/pelham parkway? (~15 years ago)
I used to get a hero there that had some combo of cold cuts with butter and I just wish I could recreate it, I feel like it was called âthe south beachâ or something.
Any leads would be much appreciated!
How many laps in 161 track is a mile?
Has anyone noticed an increase in noise complaints and issue near West 238 street (Riverdale). Seems like there's been so many more disruptive Manhattan college kids throwing parties with music blasting throughout the neighborhood this year
Hi!
Iâm a single mom considering moving to the Bronx. I currently live in Georgia but itâs just not working out and I donât have any support here. I have more experience with Brooklyn and Connecticut (as a whole since thatâs where we primarily grew up) but my family recently relocated to the Bronx and I love it! They live near Bay Plaza.
What areas would you suggest for a single mom with a toddler?
Mainly prioritizing safety and cleanliness. I would also love an area that has easy access to parks. Lastly would like a semi-easy commute to Manhattan. I do have a car.
My budget is around $1.6K for a one bedroom or studio. Willing to go a little higher though.
Thank you!
In hunts point the community is already disproportionately affected by industrial activity and environmental degradation. What specific health issues have you or your family experienced? Open to all.. Please share your experience...
Anyone have the hookup to emissions test in NYC?
Vehicle failed twice bc of check engine light. Repair to fuel system is $4,500.
Offering finders fee ($200) once get the vehicle passed.
Me and the wife apt hunting, this place safe? She would be taking the 6 to work in midtown 4 days a week. Thanks in advance!
So im searching for apartments so I can move out by this time next year. My budget is around 930. I've been looking at craigslist and Facebook marketplace but I would live some advice on how to search for apartments in the bronx. This is my first time doing it.
I want to live in a good neighborhood that's pretty quiet. At the very least an area where people go to work and school during the day. I also need to be near transportation. I'm also open to areas outside the bronx or more north like Riverdale or Yonkers, but again I need access to transportation because I don't drive.
Any tips would be extremely helpful.
Edit: so as I've talked with another redditor based on my salary I can increase my budget. As I've said in my post this is the first time I'm doing this I would've assumed 930 for a studio in the Bronx was feasible but I guess not based on the comments. But let's be honest that pretty fucked up that people can't even get a decent audio under 1.2k. Like that's insane. I didn't grow up with a lot of money so I worry about spending half of my monthly earnings on just rent and struggling financially because I witnessed my mother struggling financially. I make around 3.1k monthly so I'd be willing to go up to 1.2k for a studio. I also plan on saving a lot of money in a year so that I'm not struggling my first few months.
Thank you to all the helpful comments.
You can vote early-- early voting polls are open every day from now til election day. Highly recommend since lines might be long on Tuesday. Visit Turbovote.org for information on your registration and voting.
Helpful explainer for Prop 1:Â https://metromosaic.substack.com/p/amending-new-yorks-constitution-a
Helpful explainers for Props 2-6:
https://nycpolitics101.substack.com/p/these-bad-nyc-ballot-props-feel-like
Iâve been working f here for 25 years. The fall makes these buildings look nice. (Kind of understand why Riverbay didnât allow dogs for years. Pick up after your dogs, people!)
Has anyone done the holiday lights at the zoo before? Was it good is it worth going to
More curious than anything. I'm in my mid-30s, but when I was growing up near 167 and Morris, I can recall playing Mortal Kombat 3 at my Laundromat, Street Fighter at the chinese takeout spot, and the list goes on.Are there any arcade cabinets left in the Bronx (not including obvious places like chuck e cheese and stuff). And if so, where and what are they?
I just moved here from LA im September and am planning to vote in the upcoming election, but Iâm not totally up to speed on the local races and issues. Iâd love to hear your perspectives on what (or who) I should pay close attention to.
Specifically, Iâm curious about:
1. City Council â Any candidates who are particularly impactful for their districts?
2. Ballot Measures â Are there any proposals this year that I should research more closely?
3. General Voting Tips â Any recommendations for first-time NYC voters?
Thanks in advance for any advice, or for pointing me toward any resources!
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Hi! Me (27f) and my wife (25f) want to settle down in a couple years and start a family, probably in the Bronx to be close to my parents and relatives. I asked a similar question a few months ago regarding Pelham Bay, but we ultimately ruled it out for being too inaccessible by transit.
We started looking at Norwood, Van Cortland Village, Kingsbridge, and Woodlawn (Riverdale is gorgeous of course but way out of our price range if we ever want to buy). Out of all of them, Woodlawn and Norwood are probably our top picks. Norwood has more transit and seems less isolated with more to do, but Woodlawn is beautiful and has more of a "village" feel, which we love. Our only concern is diversity, being an interracial lesbian couple in what seems like a very Irish neighborhood. It seems like the racial/ethnic diversity there is increasing, but we especially don't want our kids to feel ostracized for not being Irish AND having two moms.
Realistically there's homophobia everywhere, and we don't need there to be rainbow flags all over the place, but we wouldn't want to feel like the only gay couple in the neighborhood, or have people be hateful towards our children.
If you live there or grew up/went to school there, do you know any LGBTQ+ people or same sex couples (especially with kids), and how are/were they treated? Do you otherwise like Woodlawn? And what are your thoughts on the other neighborhoods in the area?
Thank you!!! ð