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Salsa Con Fuego
Splashy restaurant & lounge offering Latin bites, specialty drinks, entertainment & salsa dancing.

The Shops at Bruckner


Concourse Plaza
Unfussy retail center with stores for groceries, clothing & more, plus a multiplex movie theater.

Crotona Park
Tree-filled park with a lake, large pool, tennis courts, playgrounds, baseball diamonds & more.
AMC Bay Plaza Cinema 13


The Mall at Bay Plaza
Large retail complex with department, discount & specialty stores, services & food/grocery options.


Pelham Bay Park
New York City's largest park with riding trails, golf courses & Orchard Beach on Long Island Sound.
LA Fitness

Sammy's Fish Box
Bustling, spacious family seafood spot, with big portions, booth seating & stained-glass decor.
City Island Lobster House
Low-key spot with outdoor seats on the Sound offers a variety of seafood & American comfort fare.


Bronx Park
Floodplain forest on an artificial island in the Bronx River, with walking trails & lookouts.

New York Botanical Garden
Sprawling spot of 50 gardens, 30,000 trees & landmark glasshouse with rain forest & cactus displays.


Bronx Terminal Market
Mall for familiar clothing & home stores, electronics, cell phones & casual dining, plus groceries.

Van Cortlandt Park
Park with a museum, playgrounds, sports facilities, dog runs, BBQ areas, trails & more.
Pine Restaurant
Longtime Italian eatery featuring a raw bar & classic entrees, including steak & seafood dishes.
Havana Café
Intimate restaurant & mojito lounge serving classic & creative Cuban fare in an elegant setting.

New Horizons Shopping Mall


Bronx Zoo
Metropolitan zoo with 265 acres that harbors 10,000 animals in replicas of their native habitats.
FOOD BAZAAR
Supermarket chain offering traditional groceries & produce, along with international items.


Yankee Stadium
Home of baseball's New York Yankees, this 2009 ballpark replaced the storied House That Ruth Built.